Albo’s astonishing call on Aussie states
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has admitted he “wouldn’t mind” scrapping Australian states, in a surprising answer at a music festival.
Anthony Albanese
PM’s voice body would kill democracy
If a race-based constitutional body is endorsed at next year’s referendum, it would send a permanent message that this country is no longer committed to equal rights for all.
US acts but no local Covid rule change for China travellers
Anthony Albanese says the government will monitor health advice as the US joins Japan, India and Italy in slapping test restrictions on Chinese visitors.
‘Outrage’: Albo weighs in on ‘Emma’s Law’
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has responded to the shocking death of a North Lakes mother-of-two after she was allegedly murdered during a home invasion.
Palaszczuk confirms $450m coal payout sum
While the PM downplayed the size of the payout, Premier reveals ballpark figure for Gladstone Power Station was devised before the energy plan passed federal parliament.
Voice momentum grows but many questions remain
And those seeking answers should not be shut out and dismissed as racists.
Compo for coal giants ‘a perverse idea’: Pocock
The senator whose vote was key to Labor’s energy plan ‘was not told’ $450m of taxpayer funds would go to Gladstone’s coal-fired plant.
DJ Albo plays Bob Hawke’s tune … but it goes off-key
Anthony Albanese went to Woodford Folk Festival ready to perform his best Hawke cover act, but the realities of governing in 2022 stymied the show.
Albo snaps back at protesters
A speech by the PM at a festival has been interrupted by anti-oil and gas protesters, as he claimed Australia was “tantalisingly” close to a major development.
PM: Voice will deliver ‘an even greater nation’
Anthony Albanese reaffirms commitment to a Voice referendum while taking a swipe at noisy anti oil and gas protesters who marked the start of his Woodford festival address.
Broad timetable for voice referendum is welcome
The PM is confident that support for the proposal is gaining ground.
‘Doesn’t mean we agree’: Albo stern on China
The Prime Minister will outline his vision for Australia’s relationship with China in a strongly worded festival speech.
‘Momentum growing’: PM to start countdown to voice vote
Anthony Albanese will on Wednesday start the countdown to the referendum, as he commits to a national poll within 12 months.
Big miner nets $450m compo from cap on coal
Taxpayers will pay about $450m to Rio Tinto and its partners for losses incurred by the government’s coal price cap.
Anthony Albanese’s friend Shaq copies the PM’s diet and lifestyle choices
All the news that’s fit to mint.
Tourism sector welcomes China’s border call
Beijing’s plan to open its borders and ease Covid rules sparked a surge in travel inquiries within minutes of its announcement.
Albanese defying laws of economics at nation’s peril
Anthony Albanese has a distinctly conservative governing style, but his instinct for policy is radical.
‘Last hurrah’ amid Boxing Day sales frenzy
Australians embark on a shopping spree that will add billions to cash registers, before their budgets collide with reality in 2023.
Labor rises in key battle states, PM leads nationwide
Support for the Albanese government has risen sharply in Queensland and NSW since the May election, Newspoll shows.
Religious freedom heat rises for Labor
A tribunal finding that a Christian couple rejected as foster parents were discriminated against has ignited calls for Anthony Albanese to introduce protections.
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