How China is coming after ordinary Australians
AUKUS partners have been warned about a sinister shift in Beijing-sponsored cyber actors now targeting civilians.
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A junior RAAF woman who was allegedly raped on her airbase has been handed a development in her claim for compensation.
RAAF base boss ‘style’ under investigation
The commanding officer of one of Australia’s most critical strategic air bases is under investigation after complaints from senior officers over her leadership style.
PNG eyes security deal with China
Australia’s Pacific foreign policy is under significant new pressure with the nation’s closest ally Papua New Guinea revealing it was in secret early talks with China on a potential security deal.
Aussie ‘nuclear survival’ handbook resurfaces
Forty years ago, a survival handbook was made to help Australians live through a ‘nuclear holocaust’ — but some say the book is more relevant now than ever as we face unprecedented conflicts.
ADF’s role in fight against Houthi attacks
The Australian Defence Force has revealed how troops are actively engaging in combating Iran-backed Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, after they were labelled ‘all feathers, no meat’ .
US intercepts Iran weapons cache as second ship hit near Yemen
A bulk carrier rushed to port after the second missile strike on ships in the Red Sea in two days, as the US released images of seized Iranian weapons sent to Houthi rebels.
Two countries bound together by a crown
See how Australia’s modest but passionately proud Danish community is going to celebrate the once-in-a-generation crowning of a new King and Queen.
‘Beer and pizza’: The night Mary, Frederik fell in love
Newly crowned King Frederik X was at a Sydney pub when he started chatting with an Aussie girl working in real estate. Moments later, he says, their “fates were sealed”.
Behind palace walls: Princess Mary as you’ve never seen her
As the incoming Danish King and Queen prepare to inherit a suite of luxe properties, take a look at never-before-seen images of Princess Mary and her royal family behind their palace walls.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/charles-miranda/page/8