‘Job-sharing’ Senate candidates face unexpected end to election bid.

Since 1915, the territories have been denied the constitutional right to trial by jury.

Australia’s territories sit at the bottom of the federal pyramid of Australian governments.

How Australia's territories have developed.

Debate over creating an Indigenous body to make representations to the government has led some to consider international treaties instead.

The High Court paves the way for a federal fuel excise for electric vehicles.

The double majority required for a referendum means the Yes campaign faces an uphill battle.

Why Australian legislation can be used to affect a particular race.

Justice Beech-Jones will be the 4th judge appointed in as many years.

The Greens have introduced a bill to legalise cannabis in the second week of federal parliament's sitting this financial year.

The hurdles for amending a state constitution make a Greens bill, introduced in May, unlikely to pass.

The High Court has rejected a Russian challenge to a ban on their new embassy.

A $4 million grant given to a rehab facility by the Commonwealth government in 2019 likely lacked legal authority.

How much can the Commonwealth government help the healthcare crisis?

How Australia’s treaty obligations can change Australian law.

The controversial law enforces biological gender categories in school sports.

The latest on the upcoming Voice to Parliament vote.

1 week on from the NSW state election.

More than 8 decades on from Menzies first attempting to ban the Communist Party of Australia.

We take a look at why Edmund Barton was one of Australia’s most important Prime Ministers.