‘Thought bubble’: Quarantine plan blasted
A Labor minister says there is a significant reason why home quarantine for vaccinated returned travellers could not be successfully managed by the Federal government.
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PM in ‘no rush’ to reopen international borders
A senior minister has left open the possibility of ankle bracelets in home quarantine, as the prime minister insists Australia’s in ‘no hurry’ to reopen borders.
ScoMo’s swipe at China amid war fears
Scott Morrison has taken a swing at China, urging liberal democracies to band together just days after his former colleague warned war in the Indo-Pacific was increasingly likely.
Defiant move to visit family in detention
Kristina Keneally will visit the detained Biloela family on Christmas Island despite accusing Peter Dutton of attempting to ‘cancel’ the trip.
ScoMo chokes up over Aussie troops
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has become emotional while listing names of Australians who have died on the battlefield in Afghanistan.
Parliament hit by underpayment scandal
The Finance Department has reported itself to the Fair Work Ombudsman after it was revealed parliamentary staff were underpaid over four years.
Good signs in unemployment figures
Australia’s unemployment rate has dipped again as the country continues to recover from the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Why it’s good news for travellers
There’s better than expected news for domestic travel, but Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce has warned against getting too carried away.
Why it’s good news for travellers
There’s better than expected news for domestic travel, but Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce has warned against getting too carried away.
Roberts-Smith USB claims ‘did not happen’
Ben Roberts-Smith has denied all disturbing allegations made about him as the AFP launched a fresh investigation as a matter of ‘priority’.
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