A Prime Minister at the height of his powers sat with the likes of JD Vance and Giorgia Meloni as they watched the first American pope officially start his reign in a packed Vatican City.
Anthony Albanese says he was saddened to hear his ‘friend’, former US president Joe Biden has prostate cancer, sending the family his well wishes in a brief statement, Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles says Australia has a ‘growing strategic relationship with Europe’, welcoming its importance in a ‘defence context’.
Ursula von der Leyen told Anthony Albanese the EU seeks to ‘broaden’ strategic ties, as the PM also promised Volodymyr Zelensky Australian tanks are on their way to Ukraine.
The Pope appeared to choke up as symbols of the papacy were placed on him during his inauguration mass. He will meet Volodymyr Zelensky, who shook hands with JD Vance at the event.
Anthony Albanese, now in Rome, will press Europe to give way on Australian producers’ use of feta cheese and prosecco wine names as he revives free-trade talks, which have failed before on farm issues.
Anthony Albanese lashed the sentence handed to Australian Oscar Jenkins as he tries to ‘nut down’ a meeting with Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky in Rome this weekend.
The Prime Minister will meet Canada’s Mark Carney for the first time this weekend to discuss trade in the wake of US tariffs that have up-ended international affairs.
Pope Francis’s coffin has arrived at Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica for burial after a moving funeral, before which Donald Trump met Volodymyr Zelensky in the Vatican.
Australian companies should not be afraid to promote their diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in the face of global backlash, one of the country’s leading commentators on gender and the workforce has urged.
A student at one of Brisbane’s prestigious private schools allegedly tested ‘homemade explosives’ and planned an attack involving a drone at the Opposition Leader’s home.
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