Defence policy a weak point in minority government
We have seen last week what China is capable of and the teals have no answers. It’s good to remember that the major parties have a defence policy.
Anthony Albanese
Albanese hurtles toward tariff carve-out deadline
The clock is ticking for the Prime Minister to secure a tariff deal with Donald Trump’s administration as both the March 12 deadline and federal election loom.
He thinks he can, but Albanese’s little engine is tanking
Anthony Albanese’s election train has left the station and Labor MPs believe there is no turning back, amid fears that waiting until May could deliver Peter Dutton the keys to The Lodge.
At times like this, PM can’t dither on defence
The Chinese live-fire controversy and events in Europe are a reminder of why the government should scrap its go-slow increase in defence spending.
Defence Force chief torpedoes PM’s version of events
Defence officials have revealed an ‘unprecedented’ joint surveillance operation tracking three Chinese warships only reported their live weapons drill an hour and a half after it started, contradicting Anthony Albanese’s version of events.
The worst is still to come with more insolvencies ahead
Increasing concerns about major sectors of the economy including building, retail and hospitality suggest the sooner Anthony Albanese calls an election, the better.
Dirt to dollars: Brar’s $18m swoop for land
Two more multimillion-dollar land deals linked to a deregistered foreign-student kingpin who dined with Anthony Albanese at a suspected ALP fundraising event in Toorak have emerged.
Albanese ‘misled public’ over China’s ‘notice’ of live fire drill
Defence officials have confirmed that the department learned of the drill only after a Virgin pilot relayed a warning broadcast it received in mid-air, despite the PM saying ‘notice was given’.
Dutton comes out swinging over smears, defends ‘astute’ investments
The Opposition Leader has challenged Anthony Albanese to speak up rather than hide behind dirt unit ‘lackeys’, saying he was proud of his successful investments while noting the PM was also a ‘multi-millionaire’.
Election spending spree a healthy bonanza for voters
With both major parties announcing healthcare plans amounting to billions of dollars through Medicare, voters won’t be wrong if they start thinking it’s all too good to be true.
There’s no room for big spending
Even before the starting gun is fired, the election race is producing alarming levels of spending that will not help the nation long term.
PM slammed for Uluru Statement backflip
The co-authors of the Uluru Statement have slammed the Prime Minister after his appearance on Q+A, for abandoning his election promise to implement the statement in full.
‘Sincere as a fake tan’: PM’s warning
The Prime Minister says the opposition’s healthcare election promises will fade away like a fake tan.
ABC spent $1.1m on legal fees in defence against Lattouf case
The ABC has spent $1.1 million on external legal fees in its defence of the unlawful termination case brought by fill-in presenter Antoinette Lattouf.
WA $30bn gas row shows folly of hung parliaments
Stopping the North West Shelf extension would hurt the nation, with the dispute serving as a prime example of why voters need to back a majority government.
‘Done nothing’: Jewish mum slams PM
A Jewish mother-of-four has slammed the Prime Minister for “doing nothing” to address a rise in anti-Semitic behaviour across the country.
‘Done nothing’: Jewish mum slams PM
A Jewish mother-of-four has slammed the Prime Minister for “doing nothing” to address a rise in anti-Semitic behaviour across the country.
Negative energy: Greens, teals vow to push Labor to axe gas expansion plan
Anthony Albanese will come under immediate pressure from the Greens and teals to cancel the $30bn extension of the North West Shelf gas project if Labor falls into minority government.
PM’s pledge to make parliament great again has come up short
Anthony Albanese has delivered less legislation, presided over fewer parliamentary sitting days and slashed opposition questions.
PM reaffirms support for Adass Israel community
Anthony Albanese fulfilled his promise to Melbourne’s Adass Israel community to visit their school on Monday, reaffirming the government’s commitment to rebuild their synagogue after it was destroyed in a firebombing attack.
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