Australia’s ambassador to Ukraine Paul Lehmann worked out of the space in Poland for eight months with ‘opaque laminate’ stuck on the glass windows for privacy while the embassy in Kyiv was closed.
The PM has defended the government’s response to Chinese warships that appear to be circumnavigating Australia, using a Morrison government decision to sign off on leasing the Port of Darwin in his attacks of opposition criticism.
Australian National University says its engagement of a consulting firm operated by chancellor Julie Bishop’s former political staffer is all above board, after the university’s awarding of contracts to the long-time adviser came under scrutiny.
Controversial anti-Israel academic Randa Abdel-Fattah has had her $870,000 taxpayer-funded research grant suspended.
Penny Wong used her attendance at a UN General Assembly meeting to push for a timeline for a Palestinian state, as well as ceasefires in Gaza and Lebanon, at the height of Israel’s moves to crush Hezbollah.
The British industrial magnate said his company’s focus is on ‘supporting Whyalla while safeguarding our interests’ and is working closely with the collapsed steelworks’ administrators.
QUT anti-racism symposium professor’s organisation received more than $500K from Creative Australia as its co-founder blasted new anti-Semitism guidelines.
The Opposition Leader has challenged Anthony Albanese to speak up rather than hide behind dirt unit ‘lackeys’, saying he was proud of his successful investments while noting the PM was also a ‘multi-millionaire’.
Almost 90 per cent of applications to serve with the Australian Defence Force were withdrawn last year and the average processing time has blown out to more than eight months.
Peter Dutton has been accused of ‘highly unusual’ share trades following a report about stock buying during the GFC.
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