NewsBite

Tony Abbott

Advertisement
Politicians from across the aisle farewell ‘man of conviction’ Kevin Andrews

Politicians from across the aisle farewell ‘man of conviction’ Kevin Andrews

Family, friends and former prime ministers have gathered to farewell Liberal Party stalwart and former defence minister Kevin Andrews at a state funeral in Melbourne.

  • by Holly Hales

Latest

Pesutto’s leadership hanging by a thread after deadlocked Deeming vote

Pesutto’s leadership hanging by a thread after deadlocked Deeming vote

John Pesutto has been given 24 hours to stand down or face a leadership challenge after the narrow vote on allowing Moira Deeming back into the party room cost him support from key backers.

  • by Rachel Eddie, Kieran Rooney and Chip Le Grand
Howard, Abbott mooted as Deeming peacemakers in abandoned deal

Howard, Abbott mooted as Deeming peacemakers in abandoned deal

Previously undisclosed details of John Pesutto’s settlement plan will be weighed by Liberal MPs as they prepare for Friday’s vote on Moira Deeming’s return.

  • by Chip Le Grand
Calling time on the remaining Bali Nine members
Editorial
Bali Nine

Calling time on the remaining Bali Nine members

The remaining five members of the Bali Nine have returned to Australia, but nobody is the wiser about the deal struck to secure their release.

  • The Herald's View
Faith and conviction: Tributes flow for late Liberal minister Kevin Andrews
Updated
Vale

Faith and conviction: Tributes flow for late Liberal minister Kevin Andrews

The former defence and immigration minister and longest continuously serving member of federal parliament has died at 69 after a year-long cancer battle.

  • by Ashleigh McMillan
Voters laboring under gutless government

Voters laboring under gutless government

Ross Gittins may well bemoan the “era of gutless government”, but perhaps he should direct his criticism to the people responsible, the electors of Australia.

Advertisement
Sydney antisemitic attacks call for united front against inherent evil
Editorial
Antisemitism

Sydney antisemitic attacks call for united front against inherent evil

The latest crime designed to strike fear into Australia’s Jewish community must be dealt with by unity, not division.

  • The Herald's View
Protests to go on ‘until liberation’, say pro-Palestinian rally organisers

Protests to go on ‘until liberation’, say pro-Palestinian rally organisers

Melbourne’s 61st consecutive pro-Palestinian protest has taken place as the state government mulls changes to protest laws.

  • by Michael Bachelard and Carla Jaeger
Demonising Dutton will backfire for Labor, just as it did for Harris with Trump

Demonising Dutton will backfire for Labor, just as it did for Harris with Trump

I expect Anthony Albanese’s Labor will do it just the same, all the way until Peter Dutton is elected.

  • by George Brandis
Power out for Birmingham as he turns out the lights

Power out for Birmingham as he turns out the lights

The resignation of the last leading Liberal moderate, Simon Birmingham, means that it is definitely a case of asking Simon to turn off the lights in the house when he leaves.

Too hard? We can’t afford to put off tough talk on tax

Too hard? We can’t afford to put off tough talk on tax

With a federal election looming, will either major party will show some courage and addressing the demonstrated challenges?

Original URL: https://www.smh.com.au/topic/tony-abbott-5mo