Making Andrew Giles immigration minister was always going to be like putting the Cookie Monster in charge of a healthy school lunch program. And predictably, it’s all ending in tears, writes James Morrow.
Poll numbers released this week by polling group RedBridge reveal that when it comes to the future, just 11 per cent of us think that the next generation will be better off.
Independent MP has fired back at Beijing, saying: “China is a powerful country with clowns running its foreign service.”
“We’re going to give it very serious consideration,” Mr Trump said when asked about Assange, adding that he would have more to say about the topic in coming speeches.
News of a bizarre, bullying email sent to MPs who dared to attend a gala dinner celebrating the inauguration of Taiwan’s new president highlights Australia’s dysfunctional relationship with China, writes James Morrow.
The ABC has been slammed for biased coverage of the war in the Middle East after a social media post by the broadcaster described a Hamas rocket attack as a “show of resilience.”
Former prime minister John Howard has charged Anthony Albanese with not doing enough to “repudiate” anti-Semitism in the wake of last year’s October 7 attacks on Israel.
The PM is willing to damage his nation’s ties with historic allies, all but washing his hands over the International Criminal Court bid to arrest his Israeli counterpart for war crimes, writes James Morrow.
Australia did not need a debate on migrant numbers to have a problem with social cohesion. All it needed was a historically high intake in the middle of a housing crisis.
The University of Sydney has cracked down on pro-Palestine protesters sharing their ID cards with outsiders at their Gaza encampment, in a bid to restrict bathroom access for blow-ins.
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