PM leads condemnation of Iranian attacks
Despite warning of the ‘grave threat’ to stability in the Middle East, the Albanese government won’t be increasing its military support in the region.
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Big challenges new ADF chief must face
Australia’s new Defence Force chief has been described as a “safe pair of hands” amid mounting challenges that require a strong leader.
‘Extraordinary’: PM hails Bondi responders
Following a massacre at a Sydney shopping centre, the Prime Minister has paid tribute to first responders and authorities involved in the incident.
PM’s horror at ‘shocking’ Bondi carnage
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the deadly attack at Bondi Junction is ‘beyond words and understanding’.
Albo’s historic act to mark Anzac Day
Anthony Albanese will become the first sitting prime minister to go on a famous bucket-list journey ahead of Anzac Day.
’Perfect storm’: Risk in fight for ScoMo seat
A perfect storm of conditions could send things “pear-shaped” for the Liberal Party at Saturday’s Cook by election, experts are warning.
Entire state still in limbo after election
Tasmanians have been left scratching their heads for weeks after the Premier announced a deal had been signed only for it to be called into question shortly after.
Shock over Dutton’s Port Arthur comments
Peter Dutton has refused to walk back contentious comments he made about the Port Arthur massacre.
‘Bunnings almost broke my marriage’
A plant grower has told senators Bunnings needs to be included in a mandatory code of conduct, after the retail giant almost destroyed her marriage.
Minister’s big claim after funding fury
Following a public spat over cuts to crucial infrastructure projects in NSW, a federal minister has downplayed tensions with her state counterparts.
Dutton unleashes on Wong, Albo
Peter Dutton has unleashed on both Penny Wong and Anthony Albanese, accusing them of trying to relive their uni days for a political win.
‘Future made in Australia’: Albo’s pitch
Anthony Albanese has dropped some major pre-budget hints in a new speech as he outlines his plan for a future made in Australia.
‘Knows almost nothing’: Chalmers’ hits back
In a startling spray, the Treasurer has challenged the economic understanding of his political foes as he defends a major policy change.
Lambie team finally ends Tassie drama
Tasmanian government secures support from Jackie Lambie Network, agreeing to an independent review of state finances and the proposed AFL Stadium.
Wild way schools weaning kids off vapes
Cartoons and online quizzes are being used in anti-vaping programs in schools as they grapple with a new generation of nicotine addiction.
Albo downplays big Palestine call
Anthony Albanese says there is nothing to see here after his Foreign Minister floated a change to how Australia views a Palestinian state.
Why Wong’s Palestine shift matters
Penny Wong’s latest remarks on Palestine have sparked a furious pushback from various groups. But what does it all mean and why should you care?
New country’s bid to join AUKUS
Japan isn’t the only country that could be brought into the trilateral partnership’s future projects, with Justin Trudeau making a call on Canada’s role.
Albo’s huge call on key leader
Vice Admiral David Johnston will replace Angus Campbell as the nation’s next defence chief after a shake-up of the top brass.
Lobbyists’ easy access to MPs ‘unwise’
Experts have backed a push to tighten lobbying rules and force tougher disclosure on federal ministers, including releasing their monthly diaries.
Penny’s major move after Zomi’s death
The fallout from the death of Zomi Frankcom continues, with Australia taking a new step to ensure Israel is held accountable.
Gaza probe ‘imminent’: PM
An adviser will co-operate with Israel to ensure “transparency” in an investigation into an air strike on Gaza that killed seven aid workers, including an Australian.
‘No one’s coming’: Group’s biggest fear revealed
After waiting decades for a dedicated national plan, advocates for this group of Aussies say they want genuine action rather than a laundry list of issues.
‘We need help’: Urgent call on housing crisis
Chris Minns has waved the red flag over Sydney’s housing crisis, warning that a target of 75,000 new homes in 2024 was at risk.
Julie Bishop’s high-profile new gig revealed
Former politician Julie Bishop has secured a high-profile new gig with one of the most powerful organisations in the world several years after her departure from politics.
Thing Mali ‘hates’ in nuclear debate
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has shared his “strong views” on the nuclear debate, revealing the thing he dislikes the most.
Albo’s $750k expense bill revealed
The Prime Minister spent more than $750,000 of taxpayer money in just three months, new data reveals.
Aussie company spruiks new $800m wind farm
The chief executive of a growing renewable energy company says the proposed location for a new 300MW wind farm “ticks all the boxes”.
‘Not good enough’: PM slams Israel over slain Aussie
Israel’s explanation of a missile air strike that killed an Australian aid worker has been criticised by the Prime Minister.
Lauren Boebert diagnosed with rare disorder
Controversial American politician Lauren Boebert has undergone emergency surgery after being diagnosed with an extremely rare disorder.
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