Peter Dutton clearly projects himself as a tough leader. But is Australia ready for another hard-man PM?
Australian officials met with Iran’s top diplomat in Canberra,Ahmad Sadeghi,on Friday.
As Anthony Albanese tried to focus on domestic affairs,world leaders including the UK’s Keir Starmer were addressing their nations about the Middle East.
Eva Shteinman neatly explains the misuse and abuse of the word antisemitism by both Zionists and those who uncritically support the government of Israel.
As political debate reignites over October 7 protests and free speech,some seek to draw distinctions between the right to protest and what is right.
In January,the leader of the opposition supported federal laws relating to the display of terrorist symbols. This week,he wants the book thrown at protesters. So what gives?
On a day the opposition accused Labor of “appeasing” anti-Western forces,Foreign Minister Penny Wong backed Israel’s right to defend itself against Iran.
Great planning means looking at infrastructure needs well into the future and that’s what the supermarkets are doing by buying up future sites,something governments are not good at doing – future hospitals,schools,and transport corridors left out of the equation.
The government’s management of the economy has helped bring inflation down and keep employment up,but it has much to learn about communication.
Victoria Police do not have the same options as NSW Police,who have applied to court to stop a pro-Palestine demonstration planned for the one-year anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
The federal opposition leader will host a flurry of fundraisers in Sydney and Melbourne,including at the Athenaeum Club,which doesn’t allow women to become members.