Seven months into their partnership, Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison are struggling to reconcile their different styles.

The death last month of a 10-year-old Indigenous girl in a remote WA community intensifies the need for a clearer approach to suicide prevention.

After a year of agitation, conservatives had a big win on the Safe Schools anti-bullying program – a curtain-raiser to their fight on equal marriage.

The Labor leader has come back from his summer break with a different approach to advice and a scheme to change his image.

As the Liberal Party splinters further on same-sex marriage, both ends of the debate are arguing for a different kind of free vote.

The government’s latest counterterrorism bill brings into question the delicate balance of protecting the community while maintaining the principles of justice.

As election timing starts to drive the economic agenda, Malcolm Turnbull is considering a high-stakes double-dissolution poll.

Doubts have emerged over the constitutional basis of the recent appointment of Philip Ruddock and Andrew Robb as special envoys.

Having seen off myriad interventions and a plan to parachute Kate Carnell into her seat, Bronwyn Bishop is not going anywhere.