Howard urges caution on ASPI
John Howard has urged the government not to implement any changes that would threaten the independence of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
John Howard has urged the government not to implement any changes that would threaten the independence of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
Opposition defence spokesman Andrew Hastie has challenged his government counterpart, Richard Marles, to ‘reassure’ serving personnel that nuclear submarines pose no medical threat to them.
Chinese forces will not be required to leave the Solomon Islands as part of a new security arrangement agreed to by Anthony Albanese and Solomons leader Jeremiah Manele.
John Anderson has blasted a review, which Labor is due to largely accept, recommending funding for the ASPI Washington office be cut and a government observer put on its board.
Mental Health Australia is calling on both sides of politics to prioritise mental health, as polling reveals nearly two-thirds of voters back parties that raise funding.
One of Labor’s measures in its new home care program will be delayed by 12 months after the sector raised concern with mandate’s tight timeline.
Anthony Albanese says his changes to the activity test for childcare will only cost $430m, but modelling by independent economic bodies expects it will be much more.
The Palestinian general delegation to Australia has expressed ‘deep appreciation’ for Labor’s shifts on the global stage.
Ousted Liberal MP Moira Deeming has spoken for the first time since winning her defamation battle against John Pesutto, saying the Victorian Opposition Leader hasn’t proven to be ‘trustworthy’.
Facebook and other social media companies will have hefty levies imposed on them by the federal government if they refuse to negotiate deals with Australian news companies and pay to use their content online.
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