Julie Bishop
Rebekah Giles sued for professional negligence in ‘celebrity dog’ case
The high-profile defamation solicitor is facing a lawsuit from her former client, who accuses her of “bullying and intimidation”. Giles rejects the claims.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
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China gibes prove Coalition is out of step with diplomatic reality
Australia’s exports to China are booming again thanks to the expert way the Labor government has played the game, writes Mike Reddy.
Julie Bishop makes rare diplomatic foray into Russia
The visit of the former foreign minister, who is now the United Nations special envoy for Myanmar, underscores Moscow’s growing influence in the country.
- Rob Harris
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Is Australia ready for another female leader?
Sussan Ley wants to fundamentally reshape the Liberal Party and appeal to more women. She has her work cut out for her.
- James Massola
ANU staff pass no-confidence vote against chancellor Julie Bishop
Hundreds of Australian National University staff say they have no confidence in the university’s leadership amid job cuts and a pay rise dispute.
- Caroline Schelle
Julie Bishop to headline Sydney Grammar talkfest
The $45,000-a-year school is hoping to avoid a repeat of the controversy that marred its Ithaka Lectures series last year.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
State of US vote system puts ours in good light
The only upside of watching US elections and electoral processes is, as Peter Hartcher says, to develop or renew one’s own appreciation of Australia’s electoral system
Labor attack ad claims Dutton won’t support WA’s $36.5b GST share
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has visited WA as his Labor government released an attack ad claiming Peter Dutton and the Coalition don’t support the state’s GST deal.
- Alex Condon
Pride of place for grace and values in our lives
Dutton is no Trump and his party are not MAGA idiots, yet the Coalition and Labor have different views on values.
Jobs, costs cut at MinRes’ luxury HQ as Chris Ellison takes the biscuit
There will no pay rises for senior employees this year and fewer perks for office workers ahead of a massive reduction in the miner’s remote workforce.
- Peter Milne
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