Anthony Albanese has slapped down a claim by Labor Party President Wayne Swan that Cyclone Alfred “may no longer be an immediate threat to Brisbane”, insisting people must prepare for the worst.

Cbus chair Wayne Swan has again apologised to the super fund's members over delays in processing thousands of death and disability claims, saying it made him "sick in the guts". Appearing before ...

Australia needs a new social contract if it’s to emerge from this crisis in one piece, writes Wayne Swan. With the government suddenly changing its tune on economic stimulus amid the growing ...

From the outset, Swan declares he is not going anywhere as Cbus’s chairman, despite the recent turmoil. He also says the fund is planning to defend its role in the legal action, which has been ...

In this podcast we talk with Wayne Swan, the Labor Party National President. Swan was treasurer and deputy prime minister in the Rudd and Gillard governments. Treasurer Jim Chalmers said he wanted ...

Followed categories will be added to My News. Mr Swan, the former federal treasurer, was speaking live on national television on Friday when he suggested that “maybe the immediate threat to ...

Mr Swan, the former federal treasurer, was speaking live on national television on Friday when he suggested that “maybe the immediate threat to Brisbane is no longer there”. Tropical cyclones ...