‘I’m a dud husband … I’m good at the start’
At 85, Paul Hogan speaks candidly about the many chapters of his incredible life. His two marriages, his rise to global fame, and the legacy of his greatest character, Mick Dundee.
At 85, Paul Hogan speaks candidly about the many chapters of his incredible life. His two marriages, his rise to global fame, and the legacy of his greatest character, Mick Dundee.
Nothing betrays Iran’s growing concern of a US confrontation more than its reported withdrawal of all military personnel from Yemen, where they support the Houthi rebels.
Our economy and opportunity will be hit hard by the pain which the world’s witchdoctor-in-chief has inflicted on the global trading system.
The Sovereignty and Security forum in Canberra felt a little like the Defence version of World Series Cricket or LIV Golf – a breakaway policy game occurring in parallel to the real political contest.
The former PM appears hellbent on unsettling a century of Australian reliance on America as its principal ally and security partner, a stance that won’t be welcome on either side.
The astonishing street protests in Gaza, which have grown in size to thousands over successive days, will hurt the terror group more than any Israeli bomb ever could.
Labor will go to the polls having failed to act on its own dire warnings about the nation facing the most ‘complex and challenging’ strategic environment since WWII.
Opinion is split by what is the ultimate test of trust: will the US honour its subs deal – or do we need plan B?
The fact that Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky are talking again after their Oval Office dust-up is something. As these fraught negotiations move forward, small wins are better than no wins.
Vladimir Putin is employing the classic Russian tactic of ‘talk and delay’ without providing any meaningful concessions. Yet he has only so much time to play with before Donald Trump loses patience.
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