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08:16 Law firm’s payout in Andrews cyclist case

A cyclist left injured after a collision with former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews’ car more than a decade ago has agreed to settle a lawsuit against his former law firm.

06:07 ‘Evasive, out of touch’: Teal independent Monique Ryan’s latest media train wreck could sink her campaign

Monique Ryan’s latest media train wreck could have disastrous consequences for her bid to be re-elected in the hotly contested seat of Kooyong, experts say.

05:27 ‘Vulture’: Gloves off in wild election debate

The Coalition has branded Anthony Albanese a “political vulture” preying on “hardworking, elderly, sick and vulnerable Australians” in a tense election debate on the country’s healthcare future.

01:45 Peter Dutton was the incredible shrinking man during Channel Nine’s Great Debate

COMMENT

21/04 Aussie business owner cops $24k power hike

An Australian small business owner says he will have to cop a $24,000 power bill rise as he warns other shop owners to expect huge hikes.

21/04 ‘Zero’: McKenzie’s vow on Medicare

Coalition frontbencher Bridget McKenzie has accused employment minister Murray Watt of “lying” to the country over her party’s supposed cuts to Medicare, staring down the barrel of the camera and vowing “zero” clinics would be cut during an intense interview on Sky News.

19/04 Coke and Bali: Liberal’s drug chaos revealed

The former leader of the South Australian Liberal Party snorted cocaine through rolled up banknotes and held a Qantas card with ‘white powdery residue on it’, court documents reveal.

17/04 Major uni to cut hundreds of jobs

A major Sydney university has become the latest institution to roll out huge cost-cutting measures, with hundreds of jobs set for the chopping block.

17/04 Simple question that left Dutton speechless

OPINION

16/04 Russia convicts four investigative journalists for alleged extremism

The closed-door trial was part of a crackdown on dissent that reached an unprecedented scale after Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. View on euronews

16/04 New share-trade drama ignites for Peter Dutton over BHP shares sell-off

Peter Dutton has revealed another astute share trading move confirming he dumped his BHP shares in 2008 two days before the mining giant slashed 3,300 jobs.

15/04 Peter Dutton’s ‘American style’ Medicare reforms would have cost families $800 a year

Anthony Albanese is plotting a new assault on Peter Dutton’s Medicare credentials accusing him of previously backing ‘American-style’ reforms including $7 fees for emergency department visits and pathology tests.

15/04 Four Russian journalists convicted of extremism, sentenced to prison

The closed-door trial was part of a crackdown on dissent that reached an unprecedented scale after Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

15/04 Euro nation bans gay people from gathering

A European Union nation has passed a change to its constitution which bars gay people from gathering in public to protest.

15/04 Dutton pledges $6m to prevent cyberbullying

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has reaffirmed his support for the social media ban for children under 16 in a new pledge, which would see $6 million worth of funding put towards “online safety” for kids.

15/04 ‘Not true’: Australia rejects Russian claim

Defence Minister Richard Marles has flatly rejected reports that Indonesia plans to allow Russian aircraft to operate from a base near Darwin after speaking to his counterparts in the region.

15/04 Russia’s huge move against Australia

The Prime Minister has responded angrily after reports Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to base “long range” aircraft in the Indonesian province of Papua – just 1380km from Australia.

15/04 ‘Drunken sailors’: Today host Karl Stefanovic unloads on Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese’s reckless spending

Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese have been accused of “spending like drunken sailors” in the most reckless election campaign in living memory.

14/04 There are big issues with Labor’s multi billion-dollar housing plan, experts warn

Labor’s plan to get more young Australians into their first home sooner and for less cash upfront will inevitably drive up home prices, economists have warned.

13/04 Key trait Dutton ‘tries to hide’

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has spoken about the “emotional gene” he inherited from his father, in a video played at the Liberals campaign launch in Western Sydney.

11/04 Inside Liberal leader’s cocaine ‘catch-ups’

Former South Australian Liberal leader David Speirs snorted cocaine and supplied the drug to friends to alleviate the stress of his high-level job in politics, a court has been told.

10/04 ‘Sh*tshow’: Brutal focus group feedback for Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton

Voters have described Anthony Albanese’s tumble off a stage as one of the most memorable parts of a lacklustre campaign describing his first term as “a sh*tshow.”

10/04 Dutton target of alleged teen terror plot

Opposition leader Peter Dutton was targeted in a plot which would have used a drone and “homemade explosives,” Police have alleged.

08/04 ‘Uncertain times’: Clash over trade tariffs

Peter Dutton has warned Australia is headed for recession under the Albanese government, as he tries to reset his election campaign with a renewed attack on Labor’s economic management.

06/04 Israeli prisoners' families accuse Netanyahu of obstructing an agreement and demanding the cessation of the war

The families of the Israeli prisoners detained in the Gaza Strip have renewed accusations of the occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while opposition leader Yair Labid warned that the current government's survival in power poses a threat that may end with a major catastrophe.

04/04 Silver lining in Trump tariff plan

Mortgage holders and young superannuation members could get a leg-up due to US President Donald Trump’s new tariff policies.

04/04 This election race between Albo and Dutton was over before it started

COMMENT

04/04 PM’s pledge to flood smashed regions

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will fly to flood-affected areas of western Queensland on Saturday to announce further aid, after usually bone-dry outback towns were smashed this week by up to 100mm of rain in just a day.

04/04 Tributes flow for ‘champion’ former MP

Tributes have begun to flow for “champion” former MP Petro Georgiou, who died at the age of 77.

03/04 ‘No good lady’: Grubby tactics exposed

A spate of vandalism has plagued MP candidates across party lines as tensions flare in hotly contested electorates around the country.

02/04 Ex-PM’s huge election call

Former Prime Minister John Howard has declared Peter Dutton’s leadership could lead a Coalition government down an unexpected path to victory.

02/04 Putin’s chilling message to 160,000 men

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed off on a fresh conscription push, ordering 160,000 men be drafted by mid-July despite recently promising he wanted the war in Ukraine to end.

31/03 Dutton makes huge $6.5b election pledge

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has pledged $6.5 billion to fund the Melbourne Airport Rail Link, while scrapping $4.2 billion in Suburban Rail Loop funding.

30/03 Generational divide: Why younger voters are key to baby boomer PM’s future

EXCLUSIVE

29/03 Major week set to shake up election campaign

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton will face key economic tests in the first days of the May 3 election campaign, as voters watch to see how they tackle cost of living issues.

28/03 Dutton puts energy giants on notice

Anthony Albanese has received a raucous welcome at a gym in Peter Dutton’s own seat in the Brisbane suburbs, as he spruiks Labor’s investment in Medicare and bulk billing on the first full day of campaigning.

28/03 Lines drawn in first battleground state

Labor and the Greens have taken the fight to “Keep Dutton out” to his home turf of Queensland, with both parties expected to hold events during the first full day of campaigning in the Sunshine State.

27/03 Dutton grilled over gamble on income taxes

Peter Dutton has ruled out offering income tax cuts.

26/03 As more employers push for an end to working from home, a major issue is emerging – their offices aren’t ready

It’s the thorny election issue no-one saw coming – the growing push to scale back working from home allowances.

22/03 Albo announces latest cost-of-living measure

Households will get $150 off their power bills over the next six months, under an extension of the current energy rebate.

20/03 ‘Mad, stupid’: Real reason Trump won

OPINION

19/03 Three reasons Redbridge poll shows Labor back in front ahead of Federal election race | Samantha Maiden

COMMENT

19/03 Albo to slash cost of prescription medication

Anthony Albanese will slash the cost of prescription medicine in Australia to the lowest level in twenty years if re-elected, pledging Aussies will not pay more than $25 a Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) script.

17/03 Huge question looms over tax cuts

Liberal leader Peter Dutton has warned Australian couples are getting slugged $7000 a year in extra income tax, on average, since the Albanese government was elected. But it’s not clear he plans to do anything about it.

16/03 ‘Monster’: Minister lashes Russia’s Putin

A senior minister has called Vladimir Putin an “immoral monster” as Labor mulls sending peacekeepers to Ukraine.

13/03 ‘Dumpers’: Donald Trump’s right-hand man takes aim at Australia and warns expect more tariffs

Donald Trump’s most senior trade adviser Howard Lutnick has delivered an on-air rant about Australia, accusing it of flogging aluminium “dirt cheap” as fears emerge that the GST could lead the US to slap a 10 per cent tariff on all Australian exports.

08/03 Albo’s huge call on Ukraine mission

Anthony Albanese has held fresh talks with the British Prime Minister about Australia joining a peacekeeping force in the event of a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war.

03/03 Peter Dutton announced share sale on day Kevin Rudd warned of a ‘national economic emergency’

Peter Dutton disclosed to Parliament that he had dumped his Commonwealth Bank shares on the same day that Kevin Rudd announced a $42 billion stimulus package, warning that Australia was “facing an unfolding national and international economic emergency.”

27/02 María Corina Machado alert about unknown subjects: "They try to force my home in Caracas"

The opposition leader, María Corina Machado, denounced that they tried to "force" her home in Caracas. Through X, he warned about the presence of "unidentified men" who were threatening.

21/02 ‘All of a sudden’: Huge shock coming for Aus

ANALYSIS

16/02 Peter Dutton’s wild Donald Trump defence

Peter Dutton has brushed off claims he’s “right up Donald Trump’s arse” in a wild 60 Minutes family interview in which he reveale he got smashed on Red Bull and vodka on his first date with his wife.

15/02 Ita Buttrose’s emails about Lattouf revealed

A week before Christmas in 2023, then ABC chair Ita Buttrose opened up her email and fired off a message to her managing director.

11/02 ‘60 hours per week’: Student’s visa cancelled at airport after discovery on phone

An international student has had his visa torn up at the airport after Border Force officers made a concerning discovery on his phone.

10/02 Parents stand outside home of teen bailed after allegedly pointing fake gun at Melbourne shoppers

Furious locals have staged a protest outside the Melbourne home of a 14-year-old bailed after allegedly pointing an imitation gun at shoppers.

06/02 ‘Saved diligently’: Peter Dutton’s ‘first home at 19’ advice ripped apart

Peter Dutton says he “saved diligently” to be able to buy his first home at the age of 19.

06/02 ‘Haters going to hate’: Peter Dutton backs ban on transgender girls playing female sports

Peter Dutton has hinted he supports US President Donald Trump’s moves to stop trans people competing in sport against biological girls, declaring that allowing it to occur is “not in the spirit of sport.”

06/02 ‘Inconceivable’: Call for probe into why PM left in dark

Liberal leader Peter Dutton has written to the Prime Minister to call for an independent inquiry into why Anthony Albanese was not briefed by the AFP or ASIO on a caravan packed with explosives and anti-Semitic material discovered in Dural, NSW.

05/02 Thorpe clashes with Miss America in bizarre stunt

Firebrand independent senator Lidia Thorpe has heckled a pro-nuclear press conference fronted by former Miss American and nuclear engineer Grace Stanke, yelling: “We don’t want nuclear in this country”.

03/02 Peter Dutton’s billion dollar blackhole over tax breaks for work lunches

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has accused Peter Dutton of planning to drop $1.6 billion on your “bosses lunch” under his big tax-cut plan for small business.

02/02 ‘Black eye’ over MP’s Australia Day ‘rort’

NSW Premier Chris Minns has ruled out sacking two powerful ministers involved in a $750 taxpayer-funded trip to a private event over the Australia Day long weekend but admitted the controversy had dealt a “black eye” to his government.

30/01 ‘Obscene’: Bill Shorten’s new salary at University of Canberra revealed

Bill Shorten will pocket $860,000-a-year in his new role as vice-chancellor of the University of Canberra – more than double his base salary as a cabinet minister of $403,063.

29/01 Alleged caravan terror plot targets revealed

The alleged targets of a suspected anti-Semitic terror plot have been revealed after a caravan was found with explosives in Sydney’s northwest.

29/01 Albo shares candid adoption story

Anthony Albanese has revealed his mother had initially planned on giving him up for adoption after she gave birth to him out of wedlock.

29/01 Horrific stampede at Indian religious festival: Maha Kumbh updates, death toll

Authorities have confirmed at least 15 people were killed in a pre-dawn stampede at the world’s largest religious gathering.

28/01 ‘We don’t vote with our vaginas, mate’: Fiery debate erupts on Sky News

Sky News host Peta Credlin has warned suggestions that Peter Dutton just needs to announce some women-friendly policies to win the election are simplistic and offensive, declaring “we don’t vote with our vaginas, mate”.

28/01 Australian Venue Co-owned Cobblers Falcon pub in Mandurah responds after flying Chinese flag on Australia Day

A WA pub that faced backlash for flying the Chinese flag on Australia Day claims the flags were hoisted without their knowledge.

27/01 Dutton shows off softer side in new ad

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has attempted to debut a softer side to his political persona, launching a new advertisement ahead of the federal election promising to get the country “back on track”.

26/01 ‘Underestimated’: Underdog PM insists he can win the next election

Anthony Albanese has declared he’s been “underestimated” for his entire political career, insisting he can win the next election as he refused to rule out further income tax cuts.

25/01 Major shake up in Dutton’s front bench

Opposition has finally announced his new look front bench, following weeks of speculation and internal pressures.

24/01 ‘Dutton’s Jew’: Anti-racism seminar at Queensland uni

The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) has been slammed after an “anti-racism” conference was shown an image of “Dutton’s Jew”, a mock superhero taking aim at Jewish supporters of the Coalition.

20/01 Venezuelan opposition leader calls for a boycott of the upcoming elections

Venezuelan opposition leader calls for a boycott of the upcoming elections

17/01 Dan Tehan emerges as opposition foreign affairs frontrunner after Sussan Ley’s Palestine trip

Victorian Liberal frontbencher Dan Tehan has emerged as the frontrunner for the shadow foreign affairs portfolio after concerns emerged over deputy leader Sussan Ley’s failure to declare a trip to Palestine a decade ago.

16/01 José Daniel Ferrer, opposition leader, is released in Cuba after 3 and a half years in prison

Ferrer, known for his critical stance towards the Miguel Díaz-Canel regime, was arrested during the demonstrations on July 11, 2021 in Santiago de Cuba.

14/01 Frustrated cops’ unique way to crash presser

Victorian police have crashed the Acting Premier’s press conference as a pay dispute with the Allan Labor government intensifies.

13/01 Nayib Bukele spoke with María Corina Machado and confirmed support for "the fight for freedom"

María Corina Machado revealed on Twitter her conversation with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, who expressed his support for the fight for freedom and democracy in Venezuela.

11/01 Dutton set to hammer Albo in first 2025 speech

Federal opposition leader Peter Dutton will use his first major election rally of the year to urge “quietly patriotic” Australians to turf Labor from government, in a speech that draws on the electoral messaging of his predecessor.

10/01 Maduro is sworn in for a third term... and the opposition leader pledges to return

Maduro is sworn in for a third term... and the opposition leader pledges to return

10/01 PM’s ‘appalling’ comments on LA slammed

Anthony Albanese has declared “climate change is real” in the wake of the devastating LA fires, declaring the incident “an extreme weather event”.

08/01 ‘Kind, wise’ veteran journalist passes away

Former ABC political journalist Ken Randall has passed away “peacefully” at the age of 88.

07/01 Lapid: Our stay in the Gaza Strip prevents the return of detainees

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid said that the army's presence in Gaza prevents a comprehensive deal to return detainees and conflicts with our political and security interests.

06/01 Edmundo González confirms US support after arrest warrant if he returns to Venezuela

González's visit to the White House, in a context of high political tensions, occurred as part of Joe Biden's attempt to strengthen the democratic struggle in Venezuela.

06/01 Albo calls for major election change

Anthony Albanese has called for four-year fixed terms for the Federal Government, conceding that the existing system of elections every three years or earlier is too short.

06/01 ‘Out of kilter’: Indian migrants fuel surge as Labor struggles to rein in numbers

A massive surge in migrants from India that has continued since Covid is hampering the government’s efforts to rein in overall numbers, while universities have emerged unscathed from failed efforts to put caps on international students.

03/01 ‘Should be deported’: Delivery driver boots magpie

A Surf Coast councillor is standing firm after his controversial remark about a delivery driver who was filmed kicking a magpie.

01/01 Lapid: The Knesset and the government should not act like a gang of cowards

Today, Wednesday, Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid commented on the decision to prevent the mother of a prisoner held by the resistance in the Gaza Strip from entering the Knesset.

30/12 Lapid: Netanyahu does not want to reach an exchange deal for political reasons

Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper quoted Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid as saying: “Netanyahu does not want to reach an exchange deal for political reasons.”

26/12 Heatwave sparks renewed calls for ‘outright ban’ on black roofs

Scorching temperatures across much of Australia this month have reignited calls for an “outright ban” on black and dark-coloured roofs.

25/12 Exciting words.. This is what the Israeli opposition leader said about Netanyahu

Exciting words.. This is what the Israeli opposition leader said about Netanyahu

22/12 Opposition Leader faces leadership spill

Victorian opposition leader John Pesutto will have his leadership challenged after a group of fed-up shadow ministers called a special party meeting this Friday.

22/12 Lapid: The war in Gaza must be stopped and the kidnapped people must be returned

Today, Sunday, the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation quoted opposition leader Yair Lapid as saying: “There is nothing more we can do in Gaza, and the war must be stopped and the kidnapped people returned.”

22/12 Opp leaders’ major backflip about defamed MP

Victorian opposition leader John Pesutto has backtracked on his decision to “bookend” his party’s decision to readmit exiled MP Moira Deeming, confirming her role in the Parliamentary Liberal Party will be again up for discussion in the new year.

18/12 Train ‘chaos’ looms after union’s court win

NSW rail union secretary Toby Warnes has vowed “industrial action will recommence immediately” after an 11th-hour injunction was tossed out as the NSW government scrambles to squash further strikes planned for New Year’s Eve.

18/12 Politician’s hilarious run-in with sprinkler

An Australian politician has suffered a hilarious gaffe halfway through an on-air interview.

17/12 Aussies warned of ‘catastrophe’ this Christmas

NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman has warned commuters to brace for a “catastrophe” this Christmas after the rail union approved further industrial action despite an 11th injunction lodged by the state government.

13/12 South Korea.. The opposition leader calls for a vote to remove the country's president

South Korea.. The opposition leader calls for a vote to remove the country's president

12/12 Peter Dutton’s massive $331b move to slash bills

Peter Dutton will roll out his nuclear energy plan on Friday urging Australians to pump $331 billion into the switch over the next 25 years but insisting it will cost around half of Labor’s renewables strategy and reduce energy costs.

12/12 Secret deal to avert Moira Deeming defamation case that could have saved Liberal leader millions

Liberal leader John Pesutto was offered a confidential deal to settle his legal case with exiled MP Moira Deeming for $100,000 and legal costs – without an apology – nearly a year ago but now faces a huge $2 million legal bill and calls for his resignation.

12/12 Roxy Jacenko’s had one of the most wild years ever

Roxy Jacenko’s had a wild year.

09/12 ‘What people do’: Albo’s big tennis call

Anthony Albanese has defended his decision to spend two hours playing tennis in Perth on Saturday after the firebombing of a Melbourne synagogue that has now been declared an act of terrorism.

06/12 Ex-Lib leader’s coke ‘King’ son sentenced over dark web scheme

The son of NSW’s first Liberal leader Kerry Chikarovski supplied drugs on the dark web under the name ‘AusCokeKing’ in exchange for crypto for “his own greed”, a court has been told.

05/12 Attacks follows warnings over Albanese Government

Anthony Albanese has declared a suspected arson attack at a Melbourne synagogue by two masked men early on Friday morning an “outrage” revealing that ASIO and counter-terrorism police are examining CCTV.

23/11 On charges of treason... Venezuela opens an investigation against the opposition leader

On charges of treason... Venezuela opens an investigation against the opposition leader

20/11 Harsh reaction from Venezuela to the USA!

Venezuela reacted harshly to the US decision to recognize Edmundo Gonzalez, the candidate of the opposition coalition, as the elected president in the presidential elections held on July 28. In the official statement, it was emphasized that this decision meant disrespect for the country's sovereignty.

07/10 American professor tells Sydney mosque rally October 7 is a ‘good day’

A visiting American law professor has told a rally at a Sydney mosque that October 7 is a “good day” and “not fully a day of mourning”.

05/10 David Speirs: Former SA opposition leader quits parliament after being charged

Former South Australian Liberal Leader David Speirs has quit parliament after police confirmed he had been charged with drug offences.

22/09 Grieving dad launches chilling ad

Grieving father and LNP candidate Russell Field has just released a stark new ad slamming the Queensland Labor government for the state’s alleged youth crime crisis, saying he is “sick of the excuses”.

17/09 Milthorpe announces surprise career move

EXCLUSIVE

13/09 Consultations in Israel to form an “interim government” to push for an exchange deal

The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth quoted a senior official in the Shas party as saying that consultations are currently taking place between the Yesh Atid party, led by opposition leader Yair Lapid, and the State Camp party, led by Benny Gantz, to form an alternative government for a period of six months, to reach a deal. Exchange in Gaza and ending the war in the north.

08/09 González Urrutia is heading to Madrid aboard a Spanish military plane: “We have arranged the necessary means for his transfer”

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, José Manuel Albares, reported that the trip was made at the request of the opposition leader himself, who requested political asylum due to the threats and persecution of the Maduro regime.

05/09 Bill Shorten announce shock resignation, new job

Bill Shorten is quitting politics to become the vice-chancellor of the University of Canberra.

04/09 Why Nigel Farage could be looking at the opportunity of a lifetime

Reform UK is fast-becoming the second party to the Labour Government in certain parts of the country.

08/08 SA's opposition leader resigns to give Liberals 'best possible' chance at next election

South Australian Opposition Leader David Speirs has announced he will stand down from his role as leader of the state's Liberal Party.

06/08 Bangladesh Unrest: Big decision of the President of Bangladesh, ordered to release opposition leader Khaleda Zia?

The news that has come since the violence in Bangladesh has shocked everyone. First, the news of the country's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina suddenly leaving the country came to light, after which the Army Chief also announced the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in a press conference. Amidst all this, the process of arson, violence and vandalism by the protesters continues in the countr

11/07 What's next for the Russian opposition after Alexei Navalny?

After the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, his wife Yulia has vowed to continue his work. Now, a Russian arrest warrant has been issued for her and questions about the future of Russia's opposition movement remain unclear. #EuropeNews

08/07 Lapid: Netanyahu does not have to choose between the deal or the government, and I will provide him with a “safety net.”

On Monday, Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid renewed his offer to provide a "safety net" in the Knesset to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to conclude a prisoner exchange deal with Hamas and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

29/06 Contacts are ongoing.. The Turkish opposition leader is trying to arrange a meeting with Al-Assad

Contacts are ongoing.. The Turkish opposition leader is trying to arrange a meeting with Al-Assad

22/06 LS Protem Speaker issue: BJP responded to Congress's criticism, said- make Suresh the leader of opposition

There is a continuous political controversy over the appointment of BJP MP Bhartrihari Mahtab as the temporary Speaker of the Lok Sabha. Congress and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan are continuously raising questions on this appointment. In view of the increasing opposition, BJP counterattacked on Saturday. The saffron party advised the Congress to nominate its MP Kodikunnil Suresh as the l

10/06 World on the brink as Putin rival issues terrifying nuclear attack warning

EXCLUSIVE: Sviatlana Tskihanouskaya urged the West to be firm, warning: "There can be no more business as usual" when it came to Moscow and Minsk.

20/05 Even the opposition is rushing to Netanyahu's side: sharp criticism of the International Criminal Court

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court has issued an indictment against Benjamin Netanyahu. His domestic political opponents then sided with the Prime Minister.

30/04 ‘Monitor these beasts’: Two mums every Aussie needs to hear from

Two Aussie mums have made separate, heartbreaking TV appearances outlining how their daughters were failed by the justice system as they demand urgent reforms.

28/04 ‘Need to do better’: Rallies against DV

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered a fiery speech at a rally in Canberra protesting violence against women, demanding widespread change to all levels of Australian society and asking protesters to hold him “accountable” for his government’s actions.

22/04 History behind Albo’s overseas trip

Anthony Albanese will make history this week when he becomes the first sitting prime minister to walk part of the gruelling Kokoda Track.

21/04 Dutton responds to Higgins’ olive branch to Linda Reynolds

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has welcomed Brittany Higgins’ expression that she was “sorry” for hurt caused to Senator Linda Reynolds and has called for further examination of the government’s handling of the former political staffer’s $2.4m compensation payout.

20/04 Israeli politician blasts strike on Iran as ‘lame’

A controversial Israeli politician blasted Israel’s strike at Iran on Thursday night as “lame” after the Jewish state reportedly launched missiles at the rogue Islamic republic.

18/04 Peter Dutton’s 8 word reaction to Lehrmann verdict

OPINION

12/04 Albo’s historic act to mark Anzac Day

Anthony Albanese will commemorate Anzac Day by walking part of the Kokoda Track alongside his Papua New Guinea counterpart, James Marape.

10/04 Important meeting with business: Olaf Scholz's missed opportunity

Bad mood between the Chancellor and business – and there is no improvement in sight. The four leading associations seem to get along excellently with Friedrich Merz.

08/04 Big secret Lehrmann hid from Spotlight

Bruce Lehrmann was going stir crazy in Tasmania, he told Spotlight producers, as he angled to be flown down to Sydney for some fun.

07/04 The Israeli opposition leader visits Washington amid disagreements over Gaza

The Israeli opposition leader visits Washington amid disagreements over Gaza

04/04 Urgent recall for Coles, Woolies product

Popular frozen meals are being urgently recalled at supermarkets across Australia over a major error on the packaging.

03/04 CDU politician strongly criticizes the Greens | Then Lanz comes and takes him apart

Lanz and his guests put a statement by the Thuringian CDU top candidate Mario Voigt to the test - his answer is not convincing.

01/04 Country’s wild cannabis move divides nation

Germany on Monday became the biggest EU country to legalise recreational cannabis, despite fierce objections from opposition politicians and medical associations.

25/03 Dan Andrews has been slammed in bombshell final report

Dan Andrews and his government have been slammed in a bombshell new report.

25/03 PM’s message for journo jailed in Russia

An unwitting pawn in Vladimir Putin’s new cold war against the west, journalist Evan Gershkovich will this week mark one year in detention in Russia, locked up on a bogus spying charge.

23/03 Stuck in Russian prison, Aussie leaders reach out to Evan

An unwitting pawn in Vladimir Putin’s new cold war against the west, journalist Evan Gershkovich will this week mark one year in detention in Russia, locked up on a bogus spying charge.

22/03 Opposition leaders’ vow over Olympic Games spat

Queensland opposition leader David Crisafulli has pleaded with voters to “give me 100 days and we can fix this mess” amid concerns for the future of the Brisbane Olympics.

21/03 Rudd’s historic Trump comments resurface

Kevin Rudd’s history of disparaging Donald Trump has been thrust back into the limelight, as the Australian government denies a diplomatic firestorm is looming.

20/03 Premier’s call on canning Olympics

Queensland Premier Steven Miles has refused to confirm whether the state government considered cancelling the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games after walking back plans to rebuild the Gabba stadium for the event.

20/03 Commonwealth Games report exposes $590m bombshell

A damning Auditor-General report has exposed Victoria’s Commonwealth Games debacle as one if the greatest blunders in the history of Australian sport.

19/03 When it comes to personnel decisions: Eastern MPs prevail against Merz

The opposition leader Merz actually wanted to nominate Julia Klöckner for a successor position in the mediation committee. However, under pressure, the group leadership had to adjust its proposal again.

19/03 Albo threatens to walk away from big promise

Anthony Albanese is threatening to pull the pin on an election promise to change religious freedom laws unless Peter Dutton offers bipartisan support.

18/03 Aussie living standards in ‘terminal decline’

Australia is on track to “obliterate” last year’s record immigration levels as record population growth sends living standards into “terminal decline”, an economist has warned.

16/03 Backlash for Labor in key by-elections

Queensland Labor is at risk of losing one of its safest seats after suffering a huge swing against it at two by-elections on Saturday, a devastating result ahead of the October 26 general election.

16/03 Election polls across Russia face ‘unprecedented’ rebellion

Polling stations across Russia have been hit by a wave of fire and paint attacks on the first day of the nation’s presidential election.

16/03 Labor stalwart slams immigration policy

The former NSW Premier who famously declared that Sydney was “full” in 2000 has again hit out at Australia’s record immigration levels.

15/03 The Orthodox Exemption Could Break Netanyahu’s Coalition

Israel’s ultra-Orthodox don’t serve in its armed forces. That’s getting harder than ever to justify.

08/03 ‘Great rock’: PM’s tribute to Indigenous leader

A trailblazing Indigenous leader who suffered through the trauma of discrimination before rising up to help usher in native title laws in the 1990s has been remembered as a “great rock” in Australian history in an emotional farewell attended by Anthony Albanese and hundreds of mourners.

02/03 “I love you very much”: Navalny’s daughter writes emotional Instagram post

She praises the curiosity and smile on her father's face. Alexei Navalny's daughter said goodbye to him on Instagram.

01/03 Polls open for voting in crucial by-election

Polling booths have opened in the seat of Dunkley for a by-election expected to show how Australians are feeling just a year before the next federal election.

01/03 Thousands defy Putin as fiercest critic buried

Thousands of people have defied the wrath of Russian President Vladimir Putin by paying their respects to dissident leader Alexei Navalny whose funeral was held on Friday in Moscow.

01/03 The federal government is tightening the legal situation for benefits for asylum seekers

At the end of last year, Friedrich Merz (CDU) criticized the medical care of asylum seekers. The federal government has now tightened the legal situation.

01/03 Village cemetery instead of dream cemetery: Navalny will be buried here

Navalny's family actually wanted a burial in another, more prominent cemetery. The Russian authorities refused, and the funeral is now taking place in a Moscow suburb.

29/02 The opposition leader in Chad was killed in the same way as his mother

The opposition leader in Chad was killed in the same way as his mother

29/02 Weak chancellor and the vice-presidents are enemies: What a liberation move could look like

Germany is in a bad state and the traffic lights are blocking themselves. It is high time for a change of government

29/02 Transnistria: German politicians warn of further escalation by Putin

Several German foreign policy experts are warning of further escalation by the Kremlin. The setting is a small region on the Ukrainian border.

28/02 Putin’s $2.1bn ‘kleptocrat’ mansion exposed

It’s the $2.1 billion mansion that led to a political assassination.

28/02 Navalnaya tells MEPs to 'stop being boring' to defeat Putin's regime

The European Parliament needs to "stop being boring" if it wants to stand up to Vladimir Putin, Yulia Navalnaya told the hemicycle on Wednesday. #EuropeNews

28/02 Alexei Navalny's funeral to be held on Friday, spokesperson says

After several locations refused to host the service, Navalny's spokesperson confirmed that a site for the funeral of the Russian opposition leader has been found.

26/02 Putin’s sadistic ‘torture gulag’ exposed

Deep inside the Arctic Circle sits the sadistic “Polar Wolf” gulag, where Alexei Navalny ended his days in an icy “purgatory”.

25/02 Shock polls for Albo as parliament resumes

The Albanese government has been dealt a blow in new polling taken since its revision of the stage 3 tax cuts and days out from a crucial by-election.

25/02 Scholz against Merz: Suddenly at eye level

There is a rivalry that has rarely existed between the Chancellor and the opposition leader. However, both could have an interest in it.

24/02 Alexei Navalny's body handed over to his mother more than a week after his death

Alexei Navalny's team and family have accused the Russian authorities of hiding his body in a bid to hide the real cause of death. View on euronews

24/02 Alexei Navalny: Navalny's body handed over to his mother, the jailed Putin critic died a week ago

The news of handing over the body of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny to his mother has come to light. Almost a week after Alexei Navalny's death, his dead body was handed over to the family. Navalny's spokesman said in a statement released on the social media platform X that Navalny's body has been handed over to his mother. Navalny's death in jail is also in controversy because he...

24/02 Alexei Navalny's body handed over to his mother, aide confirms

Alexei Navalny's team and family have accused the Russian authorities of hiding his body in a bid to hide the real cause of death.

23/02 Big lie Australians have all fallen for

In Australian politics there are relatively few issues outside of foreign policy that the two major parties can agree on. But there is one issue where both sides ostensibly agree: greater levels of home ownership.

23/02 State of the Union: von der Leyen's bid for re-election

Ursula von der Leyen's bid for re-election, sanctions against Russia and the Rafah crisis are the topics in our weekly round-up of European politics. #StateOfTheUnion

22/02 Mother of late Kremlin critic Navalny shown son's body

Lyudmila Navalnaya said on Thursday she is resisting pressure from authorities to agree to a secret burial of her son.

21/02 Sinister theory about Navalny’s death

Alexei Navalny was killed with one punch to the heart after being forced to spend hours in freezing temperatures, it has been claimed.

21/02 “It also happens in our country” – Donald Trump compares himself to Alexei Navalny

Trump did not comment on Navalny's death for a long time - and received criticism for it. Now he has used an interview to portray himself as a victim.

20/02 Crushing blow for Navalny’s wife

Social media platform X has suspended the account of Alexei Navalny’s wife Yulia.

20/02 Digging deeper | Why did the Russian opposition leader who was high-profile in his fight against corruption suddenly die?

Digging deeper | Why did the Russian opposition leader who was high-profile in his fight against corruption suddenly die?

19/02 ‘Putin killed my husband’ says widow

Alexei Navalny’s widow said on Monday that Russian President Vladimir Putin killed her husband, as she vowed to carry on his work, three days after he died in an Arctic prison.

19/02 Disturbed sister slept with brother’s rotting corpse for 5 years in home of ‘utter filth’

Her brother went missing a number of years ago but when the woman was arrested on an unrelated matters, his bloody skeleton was removed from the stinking home.

19/02 Russia | Death of Putin opponent Alexei Navalny: A chronology that raises questions

What really happened on the day Alexei Navalny died? Research by Russian media reveals numerous inconsistencies.

17/02 ‘Thug’: PM’s shock admission about Dutton

The Prime Minister is set to lambast the Coalition’s supposed internal bickering, after the Opposition Leader was labelled a “thug” by one of his predecessors.

17/02 Hundreds of Russians mourn Alexei Navalny in Munich

It is a black day for the hopes and dreams of many Russian refugees. In Munich they appear deeply affected - and yet combative.

17/02 Navalny's mother searching for his body as morgue turns her away

Navalny was arrested in 2021 upon his return to Russia from Germany where he had been treated for a suspected assassination attempt by poison.

16/02 Navalny was still laughing and joking a day before his death

The jailed Russian opposition leader joked about his dwindling bank account and judicial salaries during a court hearing on Thursday, a day before his death. The court officials laughed with him. It was also revealed what his last message was.

16/02 Putin critic dies in prison

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died Friday at the Arctic prison colony where he was serving a 19-year-term, Russia’s federal penitentiary service said in a statement.

16/02 How did Alexei Navalny become Putin's fiercest opponent?

Putin's staunchest opponent has died in prison. But who was Navalny? And how did the lawyer-turned-opposition leader rise to prominence?

09/02 What world missed in Carlson interview

ANALYSIS

07/02 ‘Such an ABC perspective’: Dutton snaps at 7.30 host

Peter Dutton has accused 7.30 host Sarah Ferguson of “left wing analysis”, during an at times tense interview on the ABC current affairs program.

05/02 Tax cuts to dominate first sitting day

The Albanese government will use the first parliamentary sitting day of the year to introduce legislation to overhaul stage 3 tax cuts, as the opposition gears up to question the prime minister over his “broken promise”.

01/02 Coles photos spark fresh Australia Day debate

A Coles shopper has questioned why there is “so much leftover” Australia Day merchandise if there is “such a demand” for the products.

01/02 Peter Dutton reveals huge tax cut news

Peter Dutton has confirmed for the first time that he won’t stand in the way of tax relief for low and middle income earners.

01/02 Credlin unleashes after ABC expose

Peta Credlin has unleashed on the ABC and the political docuseries Nemesis declaring the public broadcaster “failed to put the record straight” and left many of Malcolm Turnbull’s criticisms unchallenged.

28/01 Bangladesh: Jatiya Party chief Jim Qadir becomes opposition leader, Parliament approves

Bangladesh has got its opposition leader. Newly elected parliamentary speaker Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury on Sunday accepted Jatiya Party (JAPA) president Jim Kadir as the leader of the opposition. In a statement by the Parliament Secretariat, Speaker Dr Shireen Sharmin Choudhary nominated Jatiya Party president and MLA Jim Kadir, representing Rangpur-3 Nirwan constituency, for the 12th ...

22/01 Nat slams Albo for Australia Day silence

Sunrise host Nat Barr has called out Anthony Albanese for a lack of leadership, saying the Prime Minister should make a call on the future of Australia Day so that the nation can stop “tiptoeing around”.

20/01 PM calls cost-of-living war council

Labor MPs have been called back to Canberra almost two weeks early as concerns in the government over the cost of living crisis deepen.

20/01 More firms adopt ‘woke’ Australia Day stance

The number of companies giving the staff the option to take an alternative day off instead of Australia Day continues to grow, as debate rages about the increasingly controversial public holiday.

19/01 Scott Morrison in Hawaii four years after Black Summer holiday controversy

EXCLUSIVE

19/01 ‘Whingers’: Peter Dutton makes thong admission as he doubles down on Woolies boycott calls over Australia Day

Liberal leader Peter Dutton has doubled down on his call to boycott “woke” Woolworths over refusing to sell Australia Day thongs — despite admitting he won’t be wearing them.

17/01 ‘Go woke, go broke’: Truth about claim Woolworths shares have tanked after Australia Day decision

Critics of the decision by Woolworths not to stock Australia Day merchandise this year claim going “woke” is sending the supermarket giant “broke”.

15/01 Dutton’s ‘bizarre’ boycott slammed

Anthony Albanese has unleashed on Peter Dutton’s “bizarre” call for a boycott of Woolworths, accusing the opposition leader of putting jobs at risk for the sake of a culture war.

15/01 Taurus application: Union continues to increase the pressure on Scholz

The Taurus cruise missile could help Ukraine defend itself against Russia. Chancellor Scholz has yet to promise any deliveries. Now the Union is increasing the pressure again with an application in the Bundestag.

14/01 Major crackdown on illicit tobacco trade

A major crackdown to stem the illicit tobacco trade will be launched by the Albanese government to target the smuggling and sale of illegally imported cigarettes,

12/01 Aussie retailer’s bold Australia Day decision

While many retail giants are cutting ties with Australia Day for good, one iconic store has decided to continue selling the controversial merchandise.

11/01 Dutton blasted for ‘cheap’ Aus Day stunt

Peter Dutton has been accused of stoking culture wars and chasing headlines after he called for a boycott of Woolworths for not stocking Australia Day merch.

11/01 The Woman Fighting Russia’s Carceral State

Evgenia Kara-Murza has traveled the world to speak out about her husband’s imprisonment and to advocate for the Kremlin’s countless other political prisoners.

11/01 ‘Dumb!’ Star explodes at ‘woke’ supermarkets over Australia Day ban

Steve Price has lashed out at “woke” corporate Australia for their “dumb” decision to ban Australia Day merchandise.

11/01 Aldi makes shock call over Australia Day

Australia’s favourite supermarket, Aldi, has announced it will not sell Australia Day merchandise ahead of the public holiday later this month.

11/01 Aldi makes shock call over Australia Day

Australia’s favourite supermarket, Aldi, has announced it will not sell Australia Day merchandise ahead of the public holiday later this month.

09/01 Kremlin critic Navalny held in 'tiny Arctic punishment cell'

Alexei Navalny was recently moved to a high security prison in the Russian Arctic to serve his 19-year sentence.

04/01 South Korea's opposition leader recovers after being stabbed

South Korea's opposition leader recovers after being stabbed

03/01 After being stabbed, the leader of the opposition in South Korea is in intensive care

After being stabbed, the leader of the opposition in South Korea is in intensive care

02/01 South Korea: Opposition leader openly attacked, attacker stabbed him in the neck; taken to hospital in critical condition

South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae-myung was fatally attacked on Tuesday. In Busan city, he was attacked by an unknown person with a 20-30 cm long weapon. The shocking thing is that when Lee was attacked, he was addressing journalists. Meanwhile, a person came from the left and stabbed him with a knife on his neck. South Korea's Yonhap New...

02/01 Horror footage captures politician’s stabbing

Warning: Graphic content.

02/01 Opposition politician in South Korea collapses after knife attack

South Korean opposition leader Lee Jae Myung was injured in a knife attack.

25/12 Putin’s ‘number one enemy’ found after vanishing

Vladimir Putin’s number one enemy Alexei Navalny has been found after vanishing from his hellhole prison cell 20 days ago.

25/12 Jailed Russian opposition leader Navalny located 3 weeks after losing contact

Imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been located, associates say, 3 weeks after losing contact View on euronews

25/12 Russian opposition Alexei Navalny located 3 weeks after losing contact

Imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been located, associates say, 3 weeks after losing contact

24/12 Albo’s touching Xmas tribute to Aussies

Anthony Albanese says there will be “better times ahead” in 2024 as he paid tribute to flood victims in far north Queensland and the nation’s emergency service personnel in his end-of-year Christmas message.

24/12 Grave fears for Putin’s biggest enemy

The United States has voiced deepening concern over the fate of imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who has not been heard from since early December.

20/12 Jacinta Price rips into Albo for VIP jet bill

Anthony Albanese has been criticised for spending nearly $700,000 on domestic and international travel and other expenses in the first three months of his prime ministership.

15/12 The only way PM Anthony Albanese will win the next election

OPINION

14/12 BJP: 'Who after Modi?' Answer to the question found, BJP's strategy on leadership changed

Many people, from the opposition and the media to even within the BJP itself, were repeatedly alleging that the way Prime Minister Narendra Modi is being 'praised' from every platform, efforts are being made only to popularize him through every scheme. This is being done, the entire politics of BJP has revolved around him only. Due to this, future leadership in BJP cannot develop...

13/12 “You are endangering the last bit of your reputation”: Merz calls on Scholz to ask the question of trust

The opposition leader demands that Olaf Scholz submit the legislative package to reduce unauthorized migration to the Bundestag. He should combine that with the question of trust.

12/12 AfD leadership wants to throw Daniel Halemba out of the party

Extremely right-wing extremist and in the sights of the judiciary: The AfD federal executive committee wants to throw Daniel Halemba out of the party. This could cost the AfD in Bavaria the opposition leadership.

11/12 Poland's parliament appoints Tusk as future head of government

Almost two months after the election in Poland, the way is clear for a pro-European new government under Donald Tusk.

11/12 Nalvany fails to appear in court as allies lose contact with jailed Kremlin foe

Navalny, who is currently serving a 19-year prison term on charges of extremism, was scheduled to appear in court Monday via video link but failed to do so.

08/12 Putin’s ‘no. 1 enemy’ suffers ‘serious incident’

Alexei Navalny has suffered a serious health incident in jail as supporters say his life could be at risk as he hasn’t been seen for days.

08/12 “Dear Robert Habeck”: CDU leader Merz sends a letter of request to Habeck

Friedrich Merz is asking for funds for his district. The explosive thing: just days after the budget verdict, he asked for funding from a closed pot.

08/12 Cavoodle cover-up exposed: Truth about PM’s dog

Exclusive

07/12 Putin moves step closer to another term as Russia sets election date

Analysts say it's unlikely that anyone but the current Russian president will be able to take up the mantle at the next election.

04/12 Released detainee charged with assault of woman

A man who was released from immigration detention as a result of a recent High Court ruling has now been charged with two counts of indecent assault.

01/12 How teen’s death tore nation’s heart out

The death of a top cop’s 18-year-old larrikin son has sent an emotional shockwave through the nation as Australians from every walk of life confront the shock of a sudden tragedy striking at a beloved family.

30/11 Top politicians’ marijuana admission

A group of top politicians, including the Victorian premier, have admitted to trying cannabis amid a push to decriminalise the drug.

30/11 Memorial service for police chief’s teen son

South Australian Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has fought back tears as the coffin of his “cheeky” 18-year-old son was taken away after a heartfelt ceremony at Adelaide Oval.

27/11 ‘Tell me why’: Osher’s swipe at Dutton?

Television personality Osher Gunsberg has taken a swipe at Liberal leader Peter Dutton during a tense exchange over the Voice referendum on ABC’s Q+A.

26/11 Ousted Liberal returns

Former Liberal member for Wentworth Dave Sharma has won preselection for the New South Wales Liberal Senate spot made vacant by the resignation of former foreign affairs minister Marise Payne.

26/11 Labor ‘out of date’ on nuclear: Cash

Labor has been slammed for being “obsessed” with renewables and “out of touch” on its nuclear energy policy, ahead of a major climate change conference in the Middle East.

25/11 ‘Nukes R Us’: Dutton heckled at Liberal event

Protesters dressed in replica hazmat suits were evicted from the NSW Liberal Conference on Saturday after heckling Opposition Leader Peter Dutton about his stance on nuclear energy.

22/11 The budget crisis has caught the traffic lights off guard: Merz is demanding cuts - Heil counters

The budget verdict caught the traffic lights off guard. Criticism and demands come from the opposition: Merz wants to get closer to the heating law and basic child welfare.

21/11 Dutton ‘makeover’ set for 2024: Albo

A makeover of Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is in the offing, the Prime Minister has predicted, as the political foes prepare for the next election, due by early 2025 at the latest.

21/11 Anthony Albanese denies naming VIP airbus after dog Toto

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s office has flatly denied that he has nicknamed the VIP airbus he travels in after his dog Toto despite confirmation that his female cavoodle is sometimes snuck onto the plane.

17/11 Details of freed criminals revealed

Almost a third of the 92 detainees released following a landmark High Court judgment that found indefinite immigration detention was unlawful have committed “very serious” crimes against women or children, or high-level violent crimes.

14/11 Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich busted in secret $40m ‘wallets’ scheme

Oligarch Roman Abramovich has been exposed as a key figure in a secret $40m scheme linked to Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

12/11 Senior royals sombre during Remembrance Sunday service

The senior members of Britain’s royal family cut sombre figures as they attended a Remembrance Sunday service in the heart of London.

10/11 ‘Serious breach’: Country suspended at Cricket World Cup

The International Cricket Council (ICC) suspended Sri Lanka’s crisis-ridden cricket board Friday, saying it had failed to ensure there was no government interference in its affairs.

10/11 Opposition in Poland agrees on coalition - government still unclear

There is a change of government in Poland. After the elections on October 15th, the opposition parties have now agreed on a coalition.

05/11 ‘Absolute debacle’: Barnaby rips into Albanese

Barnaby Joyce has blamed the “absolute debacle” of the referendum result for a nosedive in Anthony Albanese’s approval ratings.

05/11 Fed-up crowd rallies for action on youth crime

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Brisbane’s Queens Park on Sunday and marched about 1.4km to the state parliament, calling for the government to take a tougher stance on youth crime.

05/11 Minister vows to stay amid staffing scandal

NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen has vowed to remain in the job even as she faces an erupting staffing scandal after a junior public servant working in her office was found to have done prohibited political work while seconded to her ministerial office.

03/11 Labor icon farewelled at state funeral

Former governor-general and one-time Labor Party leader Bill Hayden has been farewelled at a state funeral.

30/10 Israel-Hamas conflict: Grim fate of German tattoo artist thought to have been kidnapped by Hamas, revealed

A festival goer who it was thought had been taken hostage by Hamas militants from the music festival massacre has now confirmed to have died, her family have said.

29/10 Dutton signals support for fuel excise cut

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has opened the door to Coalition support for a temporary cut to the fuel excise as Australian motorists face soaring prices at the bowser.

23/10 PM waiting weeks for Israel callback

Australian bureaucrats are “still seeking to arrange” a call between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

20/10 ‘Cynical: Tame lashes ‘ironic’ Dutton call

Grace Tame has joined dozens of organisations in strongly rejecting Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s calls for a royal commission into child sexual abuse in Indigenous communities.

17/10 ‘Disgusting’: Detail in photo sparks rage

The Greens have refused to back a motion defending Israel and the nation’s right to fight back against Hamas in the wake of the militant group’s attacks which have left at least 1400 dead.

16/10 ‘Shame’: Leaders clash over Israel

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has “unequivocally” condemned terrorist attacks by Hamas militants in Israel as Australia’s leaders clashed over the nation’s response to escalating war conflict in Gaza.