The Opposition Leader’s comments have been sparked by booing at a Welcome to Country ceremony during an ANZAC Day service in Melbourne on Friday, prompting debate between Peter Dutton and the PM.
Anthony Albanese has called for the perpetrators who booed a Welcome to Country at Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance to face the full force of the law, adding his voice to furious criticism from the Opposition Leader, Defence Minister, Victorian Premier and RSL bosses.
An analysis of Labor’s how-to-vote cards shows there are only eight seats where the ALP is either not giving any preferences or putting the left-wing party below third spot.
There were 68,435 public servants in the ACT at the end of June 2024, Australian Public Service Commission figures show: 41,000 workers represents 60 per cent of that total figure.
Australia’s richest person has called on both major parties to dramatically increase their defence commitments, saying ‘we urgently need to do more to defend Australians’.
Anthony Albanese and almost all of the Labor frontbench have given their second preferences to the anti-Israel Greens despite multiple accusations of anti-Semitism against them.
Peter Dutton points to nuclear costings and power bill relief as Anthony Albanese claims the Coalition’s biggest lie centres on Medicare in the third debate.
Anthony Albanese says Pope Francis will be mourned by Catholics and non-Catholics alike, as the world offers tributes to the late Holy Father.
Federal police will take over a national crackdown on illicit drugs and pedophiles will be forced on to a national register if the Coalition wins the election.
Ziad Basyouny, the first independent from the Muslim community to run against a Labor incumbent, is calling for one ‘democratic’ state of Palestinians and Israelis.
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