US President Joe Biden Meets With Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu 19/10/2023
US President Joe Biden was due to meet Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv on Wednesday to discuss the Gaza crisis, but his attempts to find a diplomatic solution were dealt a blow by the cancellation of a meeting with Palestinian and Egyptian leaders.
Former Qantas boss Alan Joyce has been given a free pass to avoid facing a Canberra inquiry into how the airline was run.
A crime wave sweeping the bush has regional residents living in fear, country mayors say, with analysis of crime statistics revealing “horrifying” levels of domestic violence, sexual assault and car theft.
The LNP has axed its support for a Path to Treaty in a major policy reversal driven by Queensland’s overwhelming rejection of the Voice to Parliament referendum.
The state’s business sector has welcomed the merger of the universities of Adelaide and South Australia, which it has spruiked as a win for the local economy.
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Judge Slams ABC For Implying Federal Court Force Journalists To Reveal Confidential Sources 17/10/2023
Federal Government Urged To Refocus On Cost-Of-Living Crises 16/10/23
PM Reacts To No Vote 15/10/23
UN Ordered To Relocate 1.1m Palestinians Within 24 Hours 14/10/23
Yes Campaign Stifled By Australians’ Disinterest 13/10/23
Israel Combats Enemies On Three Sides 12/10/23
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