Australia PM Denies Help to ISIS-Linked Families in Syria
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Australia will not assist 34 citizens with suspected ISIS ties stranded in Syrian refugee camps, citing security concerns and legal consequences.
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Minister Admits Ignorance of Own Rules in Travel Scandal
Special Minister of State Don Farrell concedes he doesn't know his portfolio's rules regarding Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young's $50,000 travel claims for her lobbyist husband, as multiple MPs face scrutiny over family travel expenses.
Herzog's Australia Visit Sparks Unity and Division
Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia, aimed at consoling Bondi terror attack victims, ignited protests and mixed reactions within the Jewish community over solidarity and political tensions.
Sussan Ley's White Suit Exit Marks End of Political Career
Outgoing Liberal leader Sussan Ley wore a white power suit in a symbolic nod to suffragettes as she stepped down after 25 years, following a leadership ballot loss to Angus Taylor.
Liberal Leadership Crisis: Sussan Ley Faces Imminent Spill
The Liberal Party is engulfed in turmoil as Deputy Leader Sussan Ley teeters on the brink of a leadership spill, with internal dissent threatening to trigger a political bloodbath.
Alleged Chinese Spies' 'High School' Surveillance in Australia
Two alleged Chinese spies conducted surveillance on a religious centre in Australia using basic internet searches, described by a magistrate as resembling high school student work. Both face charges of reckless foreign interference.
RBA Governor Bullock Defends Economy Amid 'Gaslighting' Accusations
Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock faced heated questioning in Senate Estimates, defending her positive economic outlook against accusations of 'gaslighting' Australians about financial conditions.
Liberal Party on Brink of Dumping First Female Leader
The Liberal Party is poised to remove its first female leader, with supporters of Peter Taylor confident they can defeat Sussan Ley in an upcoming leadership challenge.
Albanese Raises Bulldozed Australian War Graves with Israeli President
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has directly raised the issue of Australian war graves bulldozed by Israeli forces in Gaza with President Isaac Herzog, stressing urgent repairs.
Angus Taylor's Leadership Bid Overshadows Sussan Ley's Final Day
Angus Taylor appeared jovial during question time as Sussan Ley's office promoted her agenda on social media, amid a clumsy leadership challenge expected to succeed on Friday.
Angus Taylor Launches Liberal Leadership Bid Amid Party Turmoil
Angus Taylor has officially entered the race for Liberal party leadership, criticising the party's direction under Sussan Ley. The announcement comes as multiple shadow ministers resign and Labor MPs sharpen their attacks.
Former Canberra Student Feared Executed in Iran
Unverified reports suggest a former Canberra high school student has been killed in Iran, with Australia making diplomatic representations to Tehran over executions and protest crackdowns.
Angus Taylor's Leadership Bid: Style vs Substance
Angus Taylor challenges Sussan Ley for Liberal leadership, facing scrutiny over policy achievements and past controversies. Colleagues question his ability to revive the party.
Pauline Hanson's Resurgence: Echo of Australia's Immigration Debate
Zoya Patel reflects on the gut-wrenching rise of One Nation in polls, drawing parallels to her childhood experiences with Hanson's racist rhetoric as a first-generation immigrant.
Chinese Nationals Arrested in Australia for Alleged Spying
Two Chinese nationals have been arrested in Australia for allegedly spying on a Buddhist organisation labelled by China as an 'evil cult'. The case involves foreign interference charges.
Angus Taylor Resigns, Sparking Liberal Leadership Crisis
Shadow Defence Minister Angus Taylor has resigned, setting the stage for a leadership challenge against deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley. The move has plunged the Coalition into turmoil, with Prime Minister Albanese seizing on the chaos during Question Ti
Albanese Defends Herzog Invitation After Sydney Clashes
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls for reduced tensions after police and protesters clashed during Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Australia, defending the invitation amid criticism.
Australia Opens New Space Command Training Centre in Canberra
The Australian Defence Force has established a new specialist training centre in Canberra to bolster its Space Command workforce, enhancing capabilities in space operations and security.
Coalition Holds Labor to Account on Policy and Economy
Opposition figures Sussan Ley and David Littleproud challenge the Albanese government over interest rates and budget estimates, highlighting political tensions in Canberra.
Coalition Reunites Amid Littleproud's Fiery Press Conference
David Littleproud and Sussan Ley announce the Liberal-National Coalition's official reunion, but tensions flare when questioned about future stability and hate speech laws.
Legal Groups Push AFP to Arrest Israeli General Over War Crimes
Three legal organisations have formally requested the Australian Federal Police investigate and arrest retired Israeli general Doron Almog over historical war crimes allegations during his military service in Gaza.
Labor Eyes Capital Gains Tax Reform to Tackle Housing Crisis
With a strong majority and a chaotic opposition, Labor is considering changes to the capital gains tax discount to address Australia's housing affordability crisis and intergenerational inequity.
RBA Governor Calls on Businesses to Lift Productivity Growth
Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock has appealed to the private sector to help improve Australia's sluggish productivity growth as part of efforts to control persistent inflation pressures.
Penny Wong Hosts Israeli President Herzog in Canberra
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Canberra, focusing on Middle East peace and bilateral ties amid ongoing regional conflicts.
Coalition in Disarray as Opposition Shrinks to Crossbench Size
The Australian parliament witnessed unprecedented scenes as the Liberal-National coalition fractured, leaving the opposition reduced to the size of the crossbench. With leadership tensions simmering and procedural chaos looming, the government faces minim
Sussan Ley Dodges Snap Challenge as Liberal MPs Meet
Liberal MPs gather in Canberra amid leadership speculation, with Sussan Ley expected to avoid an immediate challenge from Angus Taylor following the Coalition split.
Littleproud Survives Nationals Leadership Challenge
David Littleproud has retained leadership of the National Party after a dramatic spill motion failed to gain sufficient support during a tense party room meeting in Canberra.
MP's Public Survey on Coalition Future Amid Leadership Chaos
Nationals MP Anne Webster emails supporters a survey asking whether the Coalition should reform with Sussan Ley as Liberal leader, as tensions escalate.
Canberra Woman in Court for Alleged Newborn Assault
A 56-year-old Canberra woman has appeared in court, charged with grievous bodily harm after allegedly attacking a four-week-old baby in Braddon, with police investigating a linked assault.
Nationals MP Boyce Launches Leadership Challenge
Nationals MP Colin Boyce will move to spill the party leadership on Monday, challenging David Littleproud as the Coalition fractures and One Nation support surges.
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