Class war: ‘We’ll teach the Greens’, vow private schools
Independent schools are preparing to launch a nationwide campaign in Greens and marginal electorates calling out the ‘relentless and baseless vilification’ of private schools.
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Veto puts forum’s worth ‘in doubt’
China and Russia vetoed a joint East Asia Summit statement last week over the South China Sea, prompting a former Defence Department official to warn some multilateral forums were ‘on the cusp’ of becoming obsolete.
What’s the deal? China ‘will want trade-off on lobsters’
Canberra and Beijing are likely to engage in a ‘quid pro quo dance’ in coming weeks following Beijing’s announcement that it will lift its ban on Australian lobsters, experts say.
Labor in a Middle East ‘two-state daydream’: Beattie blasts ALP
Labor elder Peter Beattie has condemned the Albanese government’s core Middle East policies, warning that a two-state solution is a ‘daydream’ unless Israel’s enemies accept its right to exist.
Aussie lobster back on China menu
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has agreed in a meeting with Anthony Albanese to end the ban on the $800m live lobster trade by the end of the year.
China the hot topic for PM at ASEAN summit
Anthony Albanese is expected to confront Chinese Premier Li Qiang over Beijing’s maritime aggression and lobster import bans at the summit in Laos.
Anthony Albanese’s agenda grinds to a halt
Anthony Albanese’s agenda is stalled in parliament, with the Coalition and the Greens rubbishing Labor’s attempts to strike deals to secure support for key housing, environmental and industry legislation.
Shirtfront Li at ASEAN, PM told
Anthony Albanese must speak up for countries at the ASEAN summit who are ‘bearing the brunt of China’s aggression’ when meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang, experts say.
PM to pressure Greens, crossbench on housing
Anthony Albanese will attempt to pressure the Greens and Senate crossbench to pass his signature housing scheme for first-home buyers by reintroducing stalled legislation in the lower house, accusing his opponents of choosing ‘politics over progress’.
‘Absurd research’ gets taxpayer millions under the Australian Research Council | FULL LIST
A three-year university project that seeks to disprove the ‘protectionist myth’ that Australia is ‘an island continent girt by sea’ has been awarded nearly half a million dollars as part of a grant program that no longer allows for government vetoes.
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