Livestock exporter hits reset button
The livestock exporter that triggered the crisis in Australia’s live sheep trade to the Middle East is trying to save its reputation.
The livestock exporter that triggered the crisis in Australia’s live sheep trade to the Middle East is trying to save its reputation.
A US political strategist says Australia must step up its awareness of potential foreign government election interference — including from Russia and China.
One of the nation’s top diplomats will attend key talks on US plans to withdraw troops from the Middle East this week.
Tony Abbott spoke of his ‘serious concerns‘ about the actions of Xi Jinping’s government in a speech at a Chinese New Year function.
The Australia Institute left-wing think-tank met officials at the Chinese embassy to urge them not to back a new clean coal plant.
Former foreign minister Julie Bishop will warn that the world faces serious risks — or ‘grey rhinos’.
Mark Dreyfus has been accused of defending terrorist Neil Prakash after questioning the government’s handling of his case.
The government has been urged to address the potentially fatal flaw in procedures that led to the arrest of Hakeem al-Araibi.
Lawyers for Yang Hengjun are battling to get access to their client in Beijing, despite it being almost two weeks since his arrest.
The wife of a footballer jailed in Bangkok issues a plea to Thailand’s PM, asking for help to bring him home to Australia.
China wants the world to believe it has nothing to fear from Australia’s recently acquired F-35 stealth strike fighters.
Gareth Evans is among 140 former diplomats and academics signing an open letter to Xi Jinping over jailed Canadians.
Scott Morrison has urged Joko Widodo to ‘show great respect to Australia’ in dealing with terrorist Abu Bakar Bashir.
Christopher Pyne will make his first visit to China as tensions with the West continue to simmer.
The Trade Minister has told Britain that Australia will begin post-Brexit negotiations on a free-trade deal “the second Britain is ready”.
Scott Morrison wants Indonesia to “respect Australia” as it considers the release of radical cleric Abu Bakar Bashir.
US President Donald Trump will hold a second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, the White House announced this morning.
Scott Morrison was forced to defend his stand on clean energy as he left Fiji, after receiving a lecture on climate change.
A Huawei executive arrested in Vancouver at Washington’s request has become our problem.
Croatia is ‘unequivocally committed’ to bringing to justice an alleged Serb war criminal who has lived in Sydney for 25 years.
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