Climate change could throw into doubt the feasibility of crucial military bases,a group of leading defence figures has warned.
Australian authorities expelled two Indian intelligence operatives in 2020 for being members of an elaborate “nest of spies”.
Defence Minister Richard Marles was in Lviv on Saturday,becoming just the second federal government minister to visit Ukraine since the war started.
The prime minister expected the week would be dominated by the unveiling of the government’s new defence strategy. Instead,Australia’s internal security was on the agenda.
State Department official Kurt Campbell says not only will Washington do whatever it takes to make AUKUS work,it will also expand it to other countries.
An influential parliamentary committee has found the laws,introduced amid concern about Chinese foreign influence,have major flaws and need to be reformed.
Thousands of Australians have built their careers on TikTok – now their future could be in jeopardy as politicians and experts debate a ban on the app.
The opposition is calling for Trade Minister Don Farrell to apologise to the United States after he declared New Zealand was Australia’s most trusted partner.
Depending on whom you ask,the video platform is either a showcase for goofy dances and make-up tutorials or a sophisticated threat to US national security.
The French government,the City of Paris,and the 2024 organising committee remain determined to stage the ceremony on the Seine – but security agencies aren’t so sure.
Former prime minister Paul Keating accuses Mike Burgess of trying to undermine the government’s efforts to stabilise relations with China and renews his attack on Foreign Minister Penny Wong.