Islands want climate action to ‘rebuild trust’
Australia has the chance to significantly ‘rebuild trust’ with the Pacific, but it must act quickly on its climate ambitions to do that, says former Tuvalu PM Enele Sopoaga.
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Palaszczuk bans three Labor lobbyists
The move follows a blistering review into the government’s integrity, which recommended the ‘suspicious’ practice cease.
Dutton’s policy-driven agenda
The Opposition Leader is taking a proactive approach to key issues.
Dutton decides not to wallow, starts party rebuild
Peter Dutton has described the transition to opposition as a ‘brutal’ process and warned against a prolonged post mortem.
Schools reform a Dutton priority
Peter Dutton will target education as a key political battleground, calling for a debate over the curriculum that he says is at risk of being hijacked by unions and activists.
Constructive role for older staff
Mature workers could be an untapped source of skills for employers.
Dutton wise to resist Albo’s green grandstanding
Turning the 43 per cent emissions reduction target into a legislated straitjacket is less than sensible at a time when the rest of the industrialised world is looking for wriggle room.
Dutton’s warning over wage price ‘spiral’
Australians “need to be protected” from a wage price spiral as union bosses and the Reserve Bank argue over pay rises.
Highly educated voters spurned ‘unpopular’ Coalition leaders
Just over a quarter of Australians with university degrees voted for the Coalition at the May election, highlighting a challenge for Peter Dutton.
Leading hands across a generation
John Howard has for the first time publicly congratulated Peter Dutton on leading the Liberal Party, praising him for bringing a ‘pragmatic set of principles’ into the parliament.
‘Ham-fisted’: Dutton fires up over key issue
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has blasted Labor for taking a “ham-fisted” approach to one security issue.
‘Craving’: Dutton blasts Aussie flag stunt
Peter Dutton has blasted Greens leader Adam Bandt over a controversial stunt with the Australian flag.
Dutton backs major mask rule change
Qantas’ decision to scrap masks has led to an endorsement from Peter Dutton, but he says it’s time to go further.
Minister dashes to Sri Lanka to stop the boats
Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil lands in Sri Lanka to address the influx of people smugglers and wave of asylum seekers.
I didn’t release top-secret information, says Dutton
Peter Dutton has denied releasing top-secret information when he claimed the US was likely to sell Australia two nuclear-powered submarines within eight years.
‘Fault all around’: Bold claim on crisis
Despite being at the helm of Australia’s energy market for a decade, the former government says the current crisis is not entirely their fault.
Bowen a ‘bunny in the headlights’, says Dutton
Peter Dutton says the energy crisis is the direct failure of Chris Bowen and regulators, accusing the Energy Minister of mismanaging energy companies who were attempting to game the system.
Last Post: Lights out, Peter Dutton, Jim Chalmers
Based on the management of our power supply, we should hope that there is intelligent life out in space because there’s no evidence of any down here on earth.
Filling subs gap problematic
US reports suggest shipyards will struggle to deliver two vessels early.
Dutton’s wrong – conventional subs are the smart move
Waiting two decades for nuclear-powered submarines is a situation akin to assembling a really good football team well after the grand final has been played.
‘Belligerent’: Former PM flames Dutton
Malcolm Turnbull has launched a blistering attack against Peter Dutton over his handling of a multi-billion dollar submarine deal.
These are the real people all politicians forgot
Peter Dutton is looking for the new version of the ‘quiet Australians’ – but he mustn’t have been searching very hard.
Albo’s choice: do the heavy lifting or play at reform
The Prime Minister needs to heed the lessons from his hero Bob Hawke and go early and hard on the tough decisions.
Twitter identity Stock Swami faces defamation suit
Alan Davison has suffered a setback before his defamation trial, brought on by mining investor Tolga Kumova, is due to begin.
‘Evil people’: Peter Dutton’s warning
Peter Dutton has made a dark prediction about a looming “disaster” for Australia unless one big thing changes quickly.
Asylum seeker family’s emotional return to Biloela
After four long years, the Murugappan family have touched down in the Central Queensland town they call home.
Demoting Plibersek may bite Labor
The clearest alternative leader to Albo was given a regrettable ‘get square’ by the least popular of any incoming PM.
Nuclear-powered subs plan fills a dangerous gap
A plan outlined by Peter Dutton would eliminate the capability chasm following the retirement of the Collins-class submarines.
Bipartisan support offered on ‘urgent’ terror suspect law push
Liberal leader Peter Dutton commits to supporting ‘any sensible proposal’ put forward by Labor to prevent suspected terrorists from returning to Australia.
Dutton’s loose lips ‘may sink subs deal’
The Liberal leader is accused of jeopardising his own plan to buy nuclear submarines from the US before 2030.
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