Australia could lose billions from Chinese government boycott threat

Australia could lose billions from Chinese government boycott threat

A threat from China's ambassador of an Australian boycott could cost billions in lost trade in agriculture,tourism and higher education.

  • byAnthony Galloway andEryk Bagshaw

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The quiet diplomacy of Marise Payne

The quiet diplomacy of Marise Payne

The Foreign Affairs Minister has stepped into the limelight to push Australia's diplomatic weight on the world stage.

  • byAnthony Galloway
Johnson's hospitalisation exposes potential flaw in the British system

Johnson's hospitalisation exposes potential flaw in the British system

There is now a leadership vacuum in Britain at a time when some of the most important decisions in the nation’s history will need to be made.

  • byAnthony Galloway
The US and the world need more women leaders

The US and the world need more women leaders

The withdrawal of Elizabeth Warren from the Democratic primaries makes it seem as if things are going backwards.

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Former ASIO boss joins French defence giant's board

Former ASIO boss joins French defence giant's board

Australia's recently departed top spy Duncan Lewis has joined the board of defence giant Thales.

  • byAnthony Galloway
Angus Taylor:AFP washes its hands but still leaves a stain
Letters
Letters

Angus Taylor:AFP washes its hands but still leaves a stain

This latest whitewash in Angus Taylor's interference in local politics may seem a trivial matter to the AFP but the cover up is corrosive to the body politic.

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She hobnobs,jetsets,and won't stop till her 80s:Inside Julie Bishop's new life

She hobnobs,jetsets,and won't stop till her 80s:Inside Julie Bishop's new life

There was not a day ... well,a couple ... OK a few ... that Julie Bishop didn't love being in politics,but her new life is like a foreign ministry without the downsides.

  • byJordan Baker
Unis draw up quarantine plans for international students

Unis draw up quarantine plans for international students

Universities are considering quarantining thousands of international students in regional campuses or student accommodation to mitigate a potential $3 billion hit to their budgets from the coronavirus outbreak.

  • byEryk Bagshaw andNatassia Chrysanthos
Julie Bishop says climate change has been'weaponised'in Australian politics

Julie Bishop says climate change has been'weaponised'in Australian politics

The former foreign minister says she also has no regrets about the Coalition's campaign against the Gillard government's carbon price.

  • byJordan Baker
It's time to make noise about freeing Kylie Moore-Gilbert from Iran
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It's time to make noise about freeing Kylie Moore-Gilbert from Iran

A strategy of quiet diplomacy has failed to free Australian-British academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert from detention in Iran.

  • byPeter Greste
Pier to Pub and polo - but where are the pollies?

Pier to Pub and polo - but where are the pollies?

Five thousand eager swimmers plunged into the 18-degree water at Lorne on Saturday for the annual Pier to Pub.

  • byDavid Estcourt