Australia’s two center-right opposition parties appear to be on track to return to the Coalition, a longstanding alliance ...

Australia's National Party has split from its conservative coalition partner of over 60 years, the Liberal Party, citing ...

Australia's Liberal-National coalition - currently the nation's main opposition political party - has split after a ...

Liberal and National MPs insist their nuclear power plan didn’t cost them votes in the federal election. But evidence suggests it may have cost them 11 seats.

A formal Coalition agreement is expected to be signed off between the Liberals’ Sussan Ley and National Party leader David ...

While both parties have said they’d like to reunite eventually, the Liberals have a lot to gain by going it alone.

The Liberal Party and the National Party have had a permanent coalition since 1946. Not anymore.

Under usual Coalition arrangements, Bridget McKenzie, from Victoria, who is Nationals Senate leader, and Ross Cadell, from ...

Australia’s opposition coalition split as the National Paty withdrew its support. National Party leader David Littleproud ...

The Nationals may have pulled the trigger on ending the Coalition arrangement, but the Liberals had helped fashion the bullet ...