Lifeline thrown to Aussie salmon workers
One Aussie state’s lucrative salmon industry has been thrown a $37m lifeline, after facing years of uncertainty and added scrutiny from conservation groups.
Anthony Albanese
PM’s call on China warship sanction
The Prime Minister has made a huge call on Australia’s response to Chinese warships undertaking live fire testing off the coastline.
It’s come to this: can Albanese save Labor’s furniture?
This week’s rates cut by the Reserve Bank were welcome – but will they be enough to save Anthony Albanese’s government?
‘PM’s jelly-back spinelessness’: China’s loud and clear message
Xi wants submission from Australia, not stability. Why make it easy for the Chinese navy? Let’s raise the cost to Beijing, not give it a free ride to demean us.
Sleepwalking towards minority government
Anthony Albanese may have not yet decided when formal hostilities are to begin, but expectations of an earlier than scheduled election remain high. Any plans to serve the full-term until May were dashed by the RBA’s Michele Bullock this week.
PM’s $500m pledge for local jobs
The Prime Minister has announced a crucial investment package during a pre-election speech, but not before he took a few healthy swipes at the opposition.
Quotas on steel in Albanese’s mix for energy
Anthony Albanese will impose local content requirements and pump $500m into green manufacturing to prop-up his clean energy and wind turbine agenda, as Peter Dutton attacked green hydrogen as a ‘hoax’.
Burke plays roulette politics in brazen ‘citizenship for votes’ blitz
Tony Burke has executed one of the more unsubtle pre-election acts, moving to protect Labor mates in western Sydney seats by fast-tracking thousands of new citizens and voters in key electorates.
How PM caused next cyclone to be renamed
The Bureau of Meteorology has had to make a rapid change as two potential tropical cyclones loom off Australia’s coast.
Albanese takes a leaf out of the Trump political playbook
For Donald Trump, it was The Joe Rogan Experience. Kamala Harris courted Call Her Daddy’s massive female audience. Now, the PM has joined the ranks of politicians turning to popular podcasts to connect with voters, sitting down for 90-minutes with Abbie Chatfield.
PM says forces monitoring Chinese ships as Beijing dismisses tests as ‘safe’
Anthony Albanese says Australian and New Zealand forces are monitoring the warships for live firing nearby as Penny Wong demands transparency, as China maintains they are ‘in accordance with international law’.
Green steel? Welcome to planet Whyalla
Anthony Albanese and Peter Malinauskas are on another planet if they think that Whyalla can be saved by producing green steel.
Green dreams to cost taxpayers
Popular as it might be in Whyalla, the decision by Anthony Albanese and SA Premier Peter Malinauskas to rescue the city’s steelworks raises serious concerns for taxpayers.
Trump betrayal of rules-based order in Zelensky ‘dictator’ tirade
Anthony Albanese has made the preservation of Ukraine’s sovereignty a key test for the international rule of law after Donald Trump launched a stunning attack on Volodymyr Zelensky.
Albanese bets $2bn on green steel
Anthony Albanese has poured more than $2bn of federal funds to decarbonise the steel industry and keep the Whyalla steelworks operational in a net-zero future.
Apartment drought hits Labor housing goal
Slow growth in new apartments and Sydney’s weak home building market have fuelled warnings that Labor’s 1.2 million new homes by mid-2029 target will fall short by about 20 per cent.
College owner with ties to PM cops a lashing
An international college owned by a businessman who dined with Anthony Albanese has been accused by federal regulators of being more interested in ‘making money’ than the welfare of overseas students.
‘Don’t be slippery’: Salmon industry warning for PM
Anthony Albanese has suffered a pre-election shock in the key battleground of Tasmania, with salmon CEOs demanding more than his word on fish farming in contested Macquarie Harbour.
Albo takes aim over ‘boring’ question
Anthony Albanese called out the journalist after he was asked whether the upcoming federal election would clash with a major sporting event.
Premier pulls plug on $600m hydrogen plant
Anthony Albanese insists there is still a future for green hydrogen energy despite Peter Malinauskas axing his flagship plant, with the $593m now set aside to address emerging issues with the Whyalla steelworks.
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