Australia, Queensland
Australia's ruling party loses Queensland after nearly a decade of rule
Australia’s ruling Labor Party lost an election in Queensland, ending its nearly decade of rule in the state, local media said on Sunday. The conservative Liberal National Party (LNP) won 48 seats in Saturday’s elections, one more than the 47 needed to secure a majority, ABC News reported.
Queensland Premier-elect David Crisafulli says the Liberal National Party “got to work” yesterday after being elected into state government. “We did promise the state that if the government changed ...
While Labor did not suffer the landslide defeat that had been predicted a few months ago, the comeback was not enough to hold ...
The conservative opposition coalition has pulled ahead of Labor for the first time since the May 2022 elections.
Bondi Partners Senior Advisor Peter McGauran believes the Albanese government will “focus more” on Western Australia after ...
Despite abortion being legal in every state, that right is increasingly contested, and there is still no standard path to ...
Bangla-speaking people are taking part in the main-stream politics in Australia gradually. SBS Bangla talked to Mr Shibli Chowdhury, who is an activist of the National Party of Australia in ...
Amnesty International Australia strongly condemns the Northern Territory government’s dangerous moves to lower the age of ...
The festival is the brainchild of filmmaker and Australia’s leading expert on Indian cinema, Anupam Sharma, who will head the ...
Queensland Greens MP Michael Berkman has accused Labor of copying the minor party’s policies and funnelling more money into ...
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