Labor cuts staff from its own ranks amid ‘nasty’ move
Anthony Albanese told the opposition that Labor would cut staffing roles, a Coalition figure said, including senior adviser positions.
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Anthony Albanese also stood by his decision not to attend the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation summit in The Netherlands this week | WATCH
PM offers Australia’s backing for strikes on Iran – a day later
Anthony Albanese backs the US operation at a press conference 24 hours after Midnight Hammer, adding he does not want to see an ‘escalation and a full-scale war’.
Israel attacks Tehran with ‘unprecedented force’, hits Fordow nuclear site
Israel has attacked Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison and Revolutionary Guards headquarters in what the Israeli Defence Minister described as unprecedented strikes on Iranian government targets, and hit access routes to the Fordow nuclear facility.
Planes standing by as 4000 Aussies ask for help to evacuate
There are almost 4000 Australians and their family members in Iran and Israel who have registered with the Australian government requesting assistance with evacuation.
Warnings on Muslim firebrand
Mohammed Ghuloom has spent the past 11 days giving talks in major cities, despite a warning by the ZFA on June 12 that he had glorified former Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Pesutto thrown $1.5m lifeline by Victorian Liberal chiefs
Victorian Liberal chiefs have voted in favour of the $1.5m deal that will save John Pesutto’s political career and prevent a potentially damaging by-election.
Keating slams Marles’ ‘Pacific war’ stance
Paul Keating has slammed Defence Minister Richard Marles for saying Australia would play a key role in a potential US-China war in the Pacific.
Treasurer warns of net-zero tax revenue hit; PM may chase Trump to NATO
Jim Chalmers has talked up the need for an ‘evolution’ of the tax system and wants new ideas at the productivity roundtable but says he hasn’t changed his view on Labor’s super tax; Anthony Albanese may follow Donald Trump to next week’s NATO meeting.
PM’s meeting with Trump off amid early G7 exit shock; US President, Starmer in nod to AUKUS
Anthony Albanese has been blindsided by the White House announcement and any meeting is now unlikely, amid signs the US may escalate its role in the Israel-Iran conflict. Earlier, President Trump and Sir Keir Starmer reaffirmed the importance of AUKUS.
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