Rather than talking about policies that may never be,Labor was able to spend the week talking about tax cuts,wage rises and power bill rebates taking effect.
Donald Trump is known for scrapping international partnerships as president. Experts say the AUKUS defence pact appeals to the volatile dealmaker,but he may try to squeeze more cash out of Australia.
The problem facing Australia’s foreign policy under another Donald Trump presidency? Many of his utterances seem shaped by 1950s American daytime games shows.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says never mind the cost,trust me on nuclear power stations.
Australia needs at least 3000 submariners by the 2050s for its new nuclear submarine program,but only a rare few have what it takes to deal with the pressures.
Mike Pezzullo was disgraced as a public servant. But his qualifications as a defence strategist remain intact.
The defence minister’s remarks are likely to hit a sour note for Chinese Defence Minister Dong Jun at a high-powered defence summit.
Inexcusably,not a single officer of our navy had bothered to travel from Canberra to attend our AUKUS partner’s principal naval strategic forum.
Forgiveness has always been an article of Christian faith,but is our former PM stretching the friendship?
While the former PM has come to the Republican’s defence,describing the challenges he faces in the US as a “pile-on”.
Using “security” as a justification for a policy initiative opens the door to interventions that are,in the words of former Treasury secretary Dr Ken Henry,“frankly,bad”.