Prime Minister Scott Morrison says there are no simple answers when it comes to preventing drug overdose deaths, following the suspected overdose of a 19-year-old at a Sydney music festival.
FULL INTERVIEW: Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says it is a 'certainty' that people smuggling boats will restart if Bill Shorten's Labor Party is successful at the upcoming federal election.
Federal Labor has pledged to invest $220 million in the Northern Territory's Kakadu National Park to improve road access and tourist facilities, should the party win the next federal election.
The federal government has called on the states to agree to use $5 million from Murray-Darling Basin funds for a strategy to look after native fish after one million died in the river system.
Four Aboriginal girls have taken their own lives in a horror week in Western Australia, with one prominent suicide researcher predicting indigenous children will soon comprise half of all youth suicides.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has refused to weigh in on the controversial pill testing debate despite another suspected drug overdose at a music festival in Sydney at the weekend.
Labor leader Bill Shorten has accused the government of 'playing politics' after announcing changes that would force councils to hold citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day.
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