Honouring Andrews and legacy of service
Former minister Kevin Andrews is in the company of ‘the mighty saints of old’ after being farewelled at a state funeral in Melbourne.
Former minister Kevin Andrews is in the company of ‘the mighty saints of old’ after being farewelled at a state funeral in Melbourne.
In the five years to 2023, department figures show most refugees taken by Australia came from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Myanmar and Congo.
Australia is sending a 16-person medical assistance team to the Pacific archipelago of Vanuatu to support local health services and address critical injuries.
The Albanese government is under pressure from labour unions to capture more businesses under new laws that would force companies with more than 500 employees to set gender equality targets.
Opposition defence spokesman Andrew Hastie has challenged his government counterpart, Richard Marles, to ‘reassure’ serving personnel that nuclear submarines pose no medical threat to them.
The Coalition has condemned the Labor Party for a video on its Instagram account in which a former Greens candidate says there are health concerns from nuclear power | WATCH
Cloud storage services and messaging platforms will be required to ‘take meaningful steps’ to tackle sexual abuse material and terror content.
Richard Marles has described as ‘absolutely not acceptable’ the historical underpayment of superannuation to psychologists responsible for counselling soldiers, veterans and their families.
Angus Taylor says the mid-year economic update shows the Albanese government is ‘the biggest spending outside of wartime or crisis’ and offers no pathway to restoring standards of living.
Victoria’s Labor government will move to ban terrorist flags and symbols in public, ban face coverings at protests, and introduce legislation to curb protests at places of worship following an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue last week.
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