The Albanese government was utterly clueless about Chinese warships conducting live fire drills in the Tasman Sea, so how can it even contemplate beginning to project Australian power in Ukraine, writes James Morrow.
The federal election may not have been called yet, but Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are both campaigning for their political lives. We take a (slightly tongue-in-cheek) look at who you should vote for.
The Albanese government was caught napping when Chinese warships showed up off the coast of Australia. And two countries would be watching closely.
Tony Burke may claim that his mass citizenship drive was about nationhood, not votes, but Labor’s record tells a very different story, writes James Morrow.
Anthony Albanese slammed Scott Morrison over China’s security pact with the Solomon Islands. Now, with Beijing flexing its muscles again Albanese is downplaying tensions, raising concerns he prioritises trade over our sovereignty, writes James Morrow.
A new report finds an electorate that is far more economically interventionist than so-called elites, but also a lot more socially conservative, writes James Morrow.
Two Sydney nurses have been stood down after they were filmed declaring they refuse to treat Israeli patients and would “kill them” if they presented to their ward.
The Prime Minister’s failure to get an Australian exemption from American steel and aluminium tariffs is emblematic of his all talk, no action style, writes James Morrow.
The average age of key cabinet and White House officials in the new Trump administration is 54.1 years – the youngest presidential leadership team this century.
Donald Trump’s proposal for the US to take over the Gaza Strip seems bizarre. But seen through the lens of a president who wants to put an end to festering global conflict, it makes total sense writes James Morrow.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/journalists/james-morrow/page/6