‘Tyrant’: PM scrambles in brutal interviews
Anthony Albanese went head-to-head with two prominent media personalities after he was forced to defend his relationship with Narendra Modi.
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ScoMo’s fiery rebuke in rare speech
In his third speech to parliament since moving to the backbench, the former PM has issued a few warnings.
Indian PM’s surprise Aussie mate
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia has kicked off with a surprise meeting with a pop star.
Trump’s biggest nightmare comes true
The one man who could beat Donald Trump for the Republican Presidential nomination will announce his candidacy tomorrow with Elon Musk.
Bigger than the Boss: Modi madness hits
Anthony Albanese has introduced his Indian counterpart to a roaring crowd of 21,000 people in Sydney, saying the reception for Narendra Modi was the biggest he had seen at the venue.
Top spy reveals scale of neo-Nazi threat
Australia’s top spy has weighed in on what several recent public demonstrations by neo-Nazis mean for our national security.
China dealings still ‘very complex’
Despite a significant trade breakthrough, Australia must still tread carefully when it comes to China, Richard Marles says.
G7 leaders rally around Zelenskyy as Putin slams ‘propaganda show’
Russia has lambasted G7 leaders for using the summit to whip up “anti-Russian and anti-Chinese hysteria”.
What’s next for PM after his first year?
As Anthony Albanese marks one year in Australia’s top job, experts have weighed in on his likely next moves and what he’ll need to do to win another election.
Ex-Playmate dishes on Trump ‘love’ affair
Ex-Playboy model Karen McDougal has revealed intimate details about her “love” affair with former President Donald Trump.
First pictures of PM at major event
The first pictures have emerged of Anthony Albanese at a major global event where he is set to hold crucial meetings with world leaders.
Surprise guest at leader‘s memorial
A surprise guest was among the many dignitaries who gathered to farewell indigenous activist Yunupingu.
‘Urgent’: Call for PM to act on Nazis
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is facing fresh calls to urgently ban the display of Nazi symbols in Australia. This is why.
‘Just doesn’t cut it’: Stark China warning
Australia’s navy is not yet equipped to stave off a rising China, the former defence force chief has warned.
China gloats at ‘fatal blow’ to Aussie alliance
China has taken a fresh swipe at Australia, claiming one of our key alliances has been dealt a “fatal blow”.
China’s huge move for Australia
China has made a big call in the latest sign the diplomatic relationship with Australia is on the mend.
New plan after Biden cans Aussie visit
Joe Biden’s cancellation of an important trip to Australia has resulted in a major summit being abandoned, but there are fresh plans for another world leader.
Trump Jr announces controversial Aussie visit
Donald Trump Jr. is scheduled to visit Australia this July for a three-city speaking tour that is predicted to spark a wave of controversy.
New claim Aussies face $300b tax hike
A week after the Treasurer handed down his second budget, Angus Taylor has claimed Australians will foot a massive tax bill.
‘No secret’: Packer’s $7m gift
Billionaire James Packer has made a multimillion-dollar donation to a cause that’s very close to his heart.
Trump’s awkward Melania snub
Presidential hopeful Donald Trump has committed a major faux pas on social media, neglecting to mention his wife Melania Trump in a tribute message.
Topic China avoided in trade talks
While sanctions on major Australian exports are expected to be wound back within weeks, there was one topic China wouldn’t broach during trade talks.
‘Deep disappointment’ over China fail
As disappointment grows within exporters, the Trade Minister said his breakthrough visit to China was “successful and constructive”.
PM’s emotional Mother’s Day message
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has shared a touching but bittersweet message on Mother’s Day.
‘Divisive’: Jim hits back over migration
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has responded to Peter Dutton’s concerns about Australia’s increased migration forecasts.
PM: Aussies ‘will judge’ Dutton on Voice
Anthony Albanese says he expects more Australians to side with his ‘positive’ campaign than will endorse the Opposition Leader for his ‘wallowing negativity’.
Shock admission on Anzac Day fury
A claim the upcoming Voice could spell the end of public holidays such as Anzac Day has been put to the test in a fiery interview with Barnaby Joyce.
CEO’s outrageous comment in leaked video
A CEO has sparked outrage after a major act of hypocrisy, with her receiving a $1.2 million bonus while her 8000 employees got nothing.
Peter Dutton hit with another major blow
Peter Dutton is dealing with yet another hole in his leadership team as another senior Liberal plans to take a seat on the back bench.
Albo’s terse response to Dutton accusation
Anthony Albanese has tersely rejected an accusation laid against him by Peter Dutton during his controversial visit to Alice Springs.
Wong and ex-PM’s war of words
A former prime minister has launched another attack on Penny Wong after she called out his earlier comments criticising her over the AUKUS deal.
Terrible news for young Aussies with debt
A major push to halt a massive increase in Australia’s $74bn student loan debt has been dealt a crushing blow.
‘President of chaos’ to speak as nation spirals
After months of violent protests, Emmanuel Macron has rammed through a deeply unpopular law – sparking warnings the crisis is not over.
Lambie’s blunt response to Thorpe video
Parliament is reacting after independent senator Lidia Thorpe was filmed in an expletive-ridden incident on the weekend.
Millions to be slugged with shock increase
Millions of Aussies with student loans have been warned to brace themselves for a “super-sized” increase to their debt in the coming months.
Senator’s call on Top End children
A Coalition senator has called for the federal government to take responsibility for child protection amid a political storm about crime in Alice Springs.
Bodyguard’s wild act as PM bombed on TV
Incredible footage shows the moment a heroic bodyguard reacted with lightning speed and precision to protect Japan’s PM during a smoke bomb attack.
Dutton’s gamble with Voice decision
The Voice referendum is still more than six months away, but already major points of difference to the last constitutional change attempt are emerging.
‘Outcomes’: Crucial role Voice must play
A key Voice architect has explained why one particular detail is such a crucial part of the proposed constitutional change.
Karl’s cheeky swipe at absent Dutton
Peter Dutton and Karl Stefanovic may be longtime morning television buddies but it didn’t stop the Today show host from taking a dig on Friday.
Surprise honour for Albo
On the surface Anthony Albanese doesn’t have much in common with Academy award winners and best selling authors, he can now name them as peers.
Town is Dutton’s ‘political football’: Senator
Indigenous government ministers have warned the Opposition Leader against using Alice Springs for political gain.
Dutton’s next move after brutal blow
Peter Dutton is in the midst of a cabinet reshuffle as speculation grows over who he will install after a high profile resignation.
‘Persistent’ problem Australia can’t shake
Aussies struggling with the cost of living have been issued a dire warning as one economist predicts a major collapse in household incomes.
Why senior Liberal won’t campaign ‘no’
A key shadow cabinet member won’t get on board with a no vote campaign for the Voice referendum – here’s why.
Wyatt’s bold claim on Liberals’ Voice vote
The former Indigenous affairs minister who quit the Liberal Party over their position on the Voice says he believes there’s still time to change tack.
MP’s next move after bombshell resignation
The MP who sensationally ditched Peter Dutton’s leadership team over a major disagreement has revealed what he plans to do next.
Karl’s sassy call on Albo’s holiday
Karl Stefanovic has posed a cheeky question about the Prime Minister’s holiday break, as its revealed colleagues pushed him to take the time off.
Dire warning for Australian economy
Fresh forecasts have painted a grim picture where the inflation remains higher for longer but the Treasurer is optimistic Australia will avoid one thing.
Dutton’s party fractures over Voice decision
The Opposition Leader is holding firm on his Voice to parliament stance, despite new fractures emerging within the party.
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