Peter Dutton ‘likely’ to remain in Home Affairs
Peter Dutton has revealed where he thinks he will end up in Scott Morrison’s reshuffled Cabinet
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The Air Force will ground its entire fleet of Super Hornets and Growlers after two pilots ejected just moments before a crash at Amberley air base.
WATCH: Moment pilots eject from stricken RAAF jet
Two pilots have been forced to eject from their aircraft following an emergency incident during takeoff at the RAAF base at Amberley on Tuesday afternoon. SEE VIDEO
The tragic toxins found in our turtles
It would read like a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles script if it weren’t so tragic. The toxic cocktail in Reef turtles’ bloodstreams has been revealed.
Cyber cops’ sweeping new powers over dark web
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has hailed new laws allowing Australian cyber cops to target the worst of the worst online.
Bring back the backpackers or we’ll all pay
Increasingly desperate producers want rules relaxed to allow foreign labour to return, or it will hit us all in the hip pocket.
Aussie spies launch strikes on foreign hackers
One of Australia’s most secretive spy agencies has revealed a sophisticated attack against foreign criminals using a new tactic to hack mobile phones.
Nation’s shock achievement on emissions
The Australian Government has copped criticism for not doing enough about greenhouse gases, but the latest data is encouraging.
PM’s next manoeuvre in China trade war
After months of downplaying the threat from China’s repeated trade strikes, it has been revealed how Australia will fight back.
Ball now firmly in Premier’s court on coalmine
Queensland’s second most controversial coalmine has cleared its last environmental hurdle, putting further pressure on the State Government.
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