Angus Taylor News

Liz Truss, Pauline Hanson, Angus Taylor, and Matt Canavan are set to attend CPAC Australia in Brisbane next month. The event, described as Australia's version o

Federal Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has proposed criminalising flag burning, a move that could lead to prison time for offenders. This proposal aims to intro

A staffer for Opposition Leader Angus Taylor was observed confronting a Channel 10 reporter in Canberra shortly after a press conference.

An Icac inquiry has heard text messages suggesting federal opposition leader Angus Taylor either paid money to the Reformers factional group or refused to, acco

Revelations from the NSW anti-corruption commission inquiry have caused anxiety among Angus Taylor's colleagues and anger among his factional enemies. The feder

Opposition leader Angus Taylor denies making payments to a conservative Liberal group amidst an Icac investigation, stating he is not a party to the proceedings

Angus Taylor has unexpectedly become a central figure in an ICAC hearing, with potential significant fallout, drawing parallels to previous inquiries that impli

The latest Guardian Essential poll reveals a crash in Angus Taylor's approval rating and a plateau in One Nation's support, while Australians express dissatisfa

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor is reportedly involved in a corruption inquiry concerning Liberal party donations.

Liberals are debating gender quotas after a discussion paper suggested ways to improve engagement with women, multicultural communities, and young people. While

Pauline Hanson has responded to criticism from Opposition Leader Angus Taylor, asserting that she is not an adversary.

Prime Minister Modi met with Angus Taylor as India and Australia continue to strengthen their strategic partnership.

Pauline Hanson has released a video from London, urging Opposition Leader Angus Taylor to collaborate with her, following his strong criticism of One Nation.

Angus Taylor has launched his strongest attack yet on Pauline Hanson's One Nation party, dismissing it as a "column of smoke" that would worsen Australia's prob

Angus Taylor has defended Sarah Henderson's triple-zero calls during a Telstra outage, stating she was "doing her job." This comes as South Australian police in