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It’s been five months since Ranem Abu-Izneid suffered injuries in the West Bank. She’s still looking for answers.

Five months after being injured in the West Bank, Ranem is still waiting for answers

Australian citizen Ranem Abu Izneid says she feels her government should have done more to support her.

  • Angus Delaney

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton said he would forcefully disagree with US President Donald Trump when necessary.

Dutton says he shouldn’t have called Albanese ‘limp-wristed’

After criticism from Penny Wong, a Dutton spokesperson said: “It was a phrase that shouldn’t have been used, and no offence was intended from Mr Dutton.”

  • Matthew Knott
Exiled Hong Kong lawyer Kevin Yam.

$200k to betray a neighbour: The Hong Kong letters pursuing dissidents in Australia

The office of Foreign Minister Penny Wong has raised concerns with Chinese authorities after letters appeared on Australian doorsteps offering large sums of money for information about dissidents.

  • Cassandra Morgan and Eryk Bagshaw
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets with students during a visit to Carlton South Primary School in Sydney yesterday.

Albanese is using public school students as an election tool

The PM’s decision to fund NSW public schools to the tune of $4.8b is a cynical political ploy, writes Kevin Farrell.

Peter Dutton has been urged to recognise West Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

Israel urges Dutton to recognise West Jerusalem as nation’s capital

Most countries do not officially recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital even though it is the site of the Israeli parliament.

  • Matthew Knott
Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong and Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers.

Labor’s strength lies in the quality of its cabinet

The shadow cabinet has nowhere near the same amount of talent, writes Robert McAulay.

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Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton.

As Wong and Dutton exchange fire, the Chinese flotilla laps Australia

The foreign minister accused the Coalition of seeking political advantage from ships’ exercises in the Tasman with inflammatory rhetoric on China.

  • Matthew Knott
NRL’s top deal makers – chairman Peter V’landys and chief executive Andrew Abdo.

V’landys sullies NRL’s reputation by associating with Trump

The NRL is appearing to endorse an extreme and divisive political figure, a reader in Washington writes.

The Foreign Minister says the Coalition is "beating the drums of war" by attacking the government over its handling of the Chinese navy's live fire exercises in the Tasman Sea.
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"Reckless political games": Penny Wong's accusation against Peter Dutton

The Foreign Minister says the Coalition is "beating the drums of war" by attacking the government over its handling of the Chinese navy's live fire exercises in the Tasman Sea.

Dutton made the series of unfounded claims about Gazan visa holders at a Sky News summit on antisemitism on Thursday, following reports the government planned to grant 12,500 people citizenship in a series of 25 ceremonies that the Home Affairs Department will hold across Australia by March 4.

Rowdy hearing shut down as Wong says opposition weaponising antisemitism

Wong’s comments echoed those of her colleague, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus, who earlier this month described as “grotesque” the political debate on antisemitism.

  • Paul Sakkal and Olivia Ireland

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