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The proposal came from the right-wing Swiss People's Party, which has long campaigned on an anti-immigration platform.

We speak to a Belfast local and migrant about how his family has weathered violent anti-immigration protests in the city. "With that smoke coming in and the explosions of my neighbour's house and cars being set alight, my kids came to me and said, Daddy, are we okay here?" Listen to the powerful account from Anselme Shima . Then, two British ministers quit Keir Starmer's government on principle ov...

The Radio National Breakfast Friday political panel breaks down the week.

The Independent MP is concerned the advertising crackdown could expose WA kids to gambling ads at an earlier time to children in the eastern states. 

British Defence Secretary John Healey quit on Thursday, saying the government's failure to spend enough money in the sector had left him with no other option.

For months, Melbourne's Mayor has been trying to bring attention to the environmental impacts of data centres.

Nights of violent protests in Belfast have left migrant communities in Northern Ireland shaken and fearful.

The first 48-nation FIFA World Cup has burst to life, with host nation Mexico defeating South Africa. But what are the politics dominating the tournament?

So, where does this leave peace negotiations? 

Defence Minister Richard Marles's visit to the UK has been thrown into chaos, after his British counterpart John Healey resigned hours before they were due to hold an AUKUS event together.

The UK's defence secretary John Healey resigned over the amount of UK spending on defence. 

One Nation has had a lucrative day fundraising in Perth, off the back of bumper polls suggesting it is the nation's most popular political party. So, how is the Coalition handling One Nation, amid internal suggestions the two parties cooperate ahead of the next election? Then, Foreign Minister Penny Wong discusses the situation in the Middle East amid continued strikes between Iran and the US. And...

Nina Agzarian, otherwise known as Nina Las Vegas, is an internationally recognised DJ and music producer.

Today is the third day of Senate hearings into the federal government's changes and cuts to the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

The minor party is now leading both Labor and the Coalition in opinion polls.

It's being touted as landmark housing reform in the ACT.

The developments are resource intensive - with some large centres requiring tens of millions of litres of water a day.

Authorities in Northern Ireland are calling for calm, following anti-immigration protests in the wake of a stabbing attack in Belfast.

NASA is on a mission to return humans to the surface of the moon for the first time in more than 50 years.

The Middle East conflict continued overnight - in defiance of the ceasefire - with US President Donald Trump warning that more strikes are to come.

The US military says it has fired on a tanker trying to transport oil from Iran in violation of its blockage on Iranian ports

It's been six months since Australia's world-leading social media ban for under-16s took effect - so how effective has the policy been? Then, one of the world's biggest and most valuable artificial intelligence companies - Anthropic - this month made an extraordinary appeal to rivals to pause work on the technology. And we cross to Belfast as violent anti-immigration protests engulf parts of the c...

Inspired by a newspaper in the UK, 'About Time' launched locally in Australia in 2024, written largely by current and former inmates around the country.

Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Herwig Drobetz has spent the past six weeks at the Rafah Field Hospital — working for the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Millions of underage accounts have been deleted under the new restrictions, but many teens continue to access restricted content.