Albo rejects China’s spying claims
Anthony Albanese has taken aim at China’s justification for dropping flares in front of an ADF helicopter in the Yellow Sea.
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‘Destruction’: PM’s plea to Israel
Australia has reaffirmed its opposition to an imminent ground invasion in Gaza after the US threatened to stop sending weapons to Israel.
‘Priority’: Campaign to fix the Bruce gets more Wattage
Federal government frontbencher and Queensland senator Murray Watt has echoed the Prime Minister’s commitment to upgrading the infamous Bruce Highway.
One detail in China chopper attack says it all
Anthony Albanese has spoken out after China’s dropping of flares near an ADF helicopter over the weekend.
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Albo’s six word defence of overseas trip
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Get set for a No vote because of perception PM has dropped the ball
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