Isobel Roe

3 days ago | abc.net.au | Evelyn Manfield |Isobel Roe |Shalailah Medhora |Stephanie Boltje

The Greens have ditched their internal investigation into West Australian senator Dorinda Cox, saying they have no jurisdiction over her and cannot apply any sanctions now she has left the party. Senator Cox spectacularly quit the minor party on Monday to join Labor, announcing the move alongside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Perth. Following her defection, state director of the WA Greens Dean Smith told ABC News the investigation had not been concluded on Tuesday.

4 days ago | abc.net.au | Isobel Roe

A former staff member of WA Senator Dorinda Cox says workplace complaints against her remain unresolved as she moves from the Greens into Labor party ranks. Anthony Albanese welcomed her earlier this week telling media that several bullying complaints made against her had been dealt with.

4 days ago | abc.net.au | Evelyn Manfield |Isobel Roe

One of Dorinda Cox's former staff says workplace complaints against the senator remain unresolved and she is "deeply surprised" and "offended" the prime minister said they had been "dealt with appropriately" after welcoming her into Labor ranks. The WA senator, who last year faced bullying allegations from staff, quit the Greens to join the government in a shock move announced alongside Anthony Albanese in Perth on Monday.

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Isobel Roe

The Trump administration's sweeping tariffs are back on, reinstated by a United States federal appeals court after another court deemed them illegal. The White House threatens to take its trade tariffs to the highest court in the land in a bid to have them ruled legal. And the cultural skills helping one Indigenous man turn his life around.

1 week ago | abc.net.au | Isobel Roe

If the US President does take his plan for trade tariffs to the Supreme Court and loses, what does that mean for his trade agenda? And can Donald Trump defy a Supreme Court ruling that his tariffs are unconstitutional?