Mark Dreyfus
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- Israeli-Palestinian conflict
‘Very thankful’: Top Palestinian envoy praises Australia for breaking with Israel
Izzat Abdulhadi has praised Labor for daring to repeatedly anger Israel and break with the United States in its stance on the Middle East.
- Matthew Knott
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- Foreign relations
Albanese minister to fly to Israel to mend fractured relationship
Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus’ mission to resuscitate the Australian government’s relationship with Israel follows months of deterioration.
- Matthew Knott
Albanese government ‘failed to act’ on reforming foreign influence laws: Coalition
Coalition spokesman for home affairs and cybersecurity James Paterson said the government has taken too long to introduce reforms for foreign influence laws.
- Olivia Ireland
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- Defence
Wife claims government buried decision on extradition of ex-fighter pilot to US
Seven months after Daniel Duggan lost his two-year legal battle to stay, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has approved the request to send him to the US.
- James Massola and William Davis
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- National security
A secret agent, the KGB and a ‘witch-hunt’: The ASIO raid that infuriated Australia’s ex-spies
The decision by ASIO to raid a high-profile former officer is unprecedented in the agency’s recent history and has divided Australia’s intelligence community.
- Matthew Knott and Nick McKenzie
See the free flights our most senior MPs take
Who flew where, how and who paid are fast becoming the defining questions in politics.
- Millie Muroi
Former no more: What Peter Costello did next
Months after his departure as chairman of Nine, the one-time federal treasurer has a new gig.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
He’s back: What Peter Costello did next
The former federal treasurer’s career took a nosedive after that incident at Canberra Airport. Now he has just scored an appointment to a prestigious board.
- Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Meghan Markle, Hugh Grant and new Australian laws
Celebrities and royals helped shape UK privacy law. New laws will allow Australians to sue over serious privacy invasions, but with major differences.
- Michaela Whitbourn
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- Discrimination
Labor’s promised hate speech bill will not deal with ‘hate speech’
Albanese pledged to protect Australians from hate speech. Sources familiar with the legislation said it had been weakened in the final stages.
- Natassia Chrysanthos
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