Nuclear meltdown fear: ‘End of Europe’
Ukraine has accused Russia of ‘nuclear terrorism’ after troops fired on, and took control of, the largest reactor in Europe.
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PM: China must not follow Putin’s path
Scott Morrison has told fellow Quad leaders that Beijing must learn the lessons from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Tudge quits ministry after claims
A report into allegations Alan Tudge emotionally and physically abused a former staffer has found he did not breach ministerial standards.
Vital Ukraine does not have flow on to Indo Pacific: PM
The Quad failed to condemn Russia, with India hesitant to censure Moscow, but it did ‘commit’ to ensuring ‘the territorial integrity’ of the Indo-Pacific.
Unis slam ‘racial profiling’ diversity index
Top universities reject a government move to force them to publish an international student “diversity index”.
$18bn gain from science investment
Australia’s newly-minted research commercialisation fund could generate almost $18bn in economic benefit, new modelling shows.
Labor’s call to stop extremists joining conflict
Kristina Keneally urges Morrison government to extend existing laws to prohibit extremists from joining the conflict in Ukraine
EU joins forces in fight against online abuse
Australia and the European Union have committed to work more closely and hold big tech to account over child exploitation material.
‘This is not a European problem, this is a global problem’
Member of the EU parliament, David Lega, says Australia should commit armed forces to Europe to show solidarity with Western nations.
ALP move from federal to state
South Australian Labor MP Nick Champion has resigned from federal parliament in order to switch to state politics.
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