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AFP probe into Chinese spy’s claims

The AFP has opened an investigation into claims China sought to interfere in Australian politics.

Paul Maley and Ben Packham

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Lowy Institute associate professor Rodger Shanahan.

Jihadi recruits ‘sane, settled and not sorry’

The average Australian jihadi has no mental health issues and shows little remorse for crimes.

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UPLOADED IMAGE - This image made from video released by the Taliban on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2017 shows an Australian identified as Timothy Weeks making a statement on camera while in captivity. The video shows Weekes and an American who were kidnapped in August, the first time theyâ€™ve been seen since their abduction. The two men, an American identified as Kevin King and an Australian identified as Timothy Weeks, were abducted outside the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul, where they worked as teachers. (militant video via AP)

Aussie hostage’s Taliban torment ends

Scott Morrison says the family of released Taliban hostage Timothy Weeks are ‘overjoyed’.

Greg Brown and Paul Maley

Shadow Minister for Defence, Richard Marles speaking at The AustralianÕs Strategic Forum: How should we manage our relationship with China? in Sydney on Monday 18th November 2019. Picture: Nikki Short

Labor ‘more hawkish’ against Beijing

‘I think we need a very robust position in respect of the South China Sea,’ says Labor defence spokesman Richard Marles.

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The AustralianÕs Defence and National Security Editor, Paul Maley, Senior Fellow at US Studies Centre, John Lee and Former secretary of the department of Prime Minister and cabinet, Martin Parkinson speaking at The AustralianÕs Strategic Forum: How should we manage our relationship with China? in Sydney on Monday 18th November 2019. Picture: Nikki Short

Friction burns aplenty on road to ‘normal’ relations

Anyone expecting clarity from the fog of Sino-Australian relations should prepare to be disappointed.

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Ben Roberts-Smith VC MG, Victoria Cross recipient speaking at The Daily Telegraphâ€™s Save Our Heroes Summit, held at The Parliament of New South Wales. Picture: Jonathan Ng

ADF ‘ignored’ Ben Roberts-Smith’s anguish

Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts-Smith has lashed out at defence chiefs for failing to back him as his reputation suffered sustained attacks.

Paul Maley and Joe Kelly

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New District Court Chief Judge Geoffrey Muecke in his chambers.

Our aid ‘corrupts power’ in Nauru

Nauru is ‘sliding into authoritarianism’, propped up by Australian aid money and ignored by politicians.

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20191112: Blue Mountains Fire: NSW Rural Fire Service crews respond to smoke in Woodford, in an area that has already burnt. 16 year old RFS volunteer Chris Wright (centre) has been a volunteer since he was 11yo and has been actively fighting fires for a year. Picture by Sean Davey.

Relief as armageddon avoided

The bushfire armageddon some feared would sweep the Blue Mountains never eventuated. Not that the locals weren’t ready.

Dennis Richardson at his home in Canberra.

Navy ‘must confront Beijing militarisation’

Australia must not see its relationship with Beijing as a trade-off between strategic and commercial interests, says a former ASIO head.

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quanne diec turns 13

Verdict that broke a family’s heart

When Vinzent Tarantino was found not guilty of Quanne Diec’s death, her family was plunged into a fresh bout of despair.

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