The opposition says the government’s reaction to a “modest request” from the US to help to stop rebels attacking commercial ships is a weak one.
The attorney-general also raised the possibility of applying to extend the supervision order against former terror cell leader Abdul Nacer Benbrika.
Trade Minister Don Farrell said on Sunday that Australia’s navy focuses on its own activities in its own region in light of the US request for ships to the Red Sea.
It is amazing that the planners in Sydney haven’t woken up to the fact that building more,and wider,roads into the city causes more cars to enter the city.
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley has a plan to win back teal seats from the crossbench,saying voters have “moved on” from Scott Morrison.
In a 20-minute interview with far-right provocateur Avi Yemini,the former premier conceded his government “made mistakes” in its handling of the pandemic.
As racing clubs such as Flemington’s Victoria Racing Club continue to grapple with the balance of tradition and innovation,Thursday’s time-honoured Oaks reminded punters of bygone eras.
The court ruled Victoria’s levy on electric vehicles is unconstitutional,in a landmark judgment that means other states also face future budget problems.
Milton Dick has described the behaviour in parliament as unacceptable and issued a warning to MPs who might have invited them to the building.
Albanese’s attempt to shift the debate came as Liberal deputy leader Sussan Ley said public polling had vindicated her party’s “principled” opposition to the Voice.
The Indigenous Australians minister batted away a third day of opposition attacks,declaring she is not interested in culture wars. “I am interested in closing the gap.”