Aussie Super sector breathes sigh of relief after Trump administration axes ‘revenge’ tax
Australia’s Super sector has breathed a sigh of relief after the Trump administration walked back a proposed “revenge” tax for...
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Albanese government ‘glad’ Iran’s nuclear program ‘set back’, senior minister says
The minister in charge of Australia’s national security has kept tight-lipped on the damage US strikes dealt to Iranian nuclear...
Continue Reading →Australia may boost defence budget if US asks for more ‘capability’, minister says
The Albanese government could boost defence spending if the US asks for more Australian “capability”, a senior minister says. Anthony...
Continue Reading →Newly listed terror organisation preying on ‘teenage boys’
A global network of neo-Nazi groups is trying to recruit Australian “teenage boys”, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says. Terrorgram...
Continue Reading →‘Should not be punished’: Queensland decries GST carve up
Cash-strapped state governments are looking west with envy as Western Australia pulls in its large slice of the GST carve...
Continue Reading →‘Life-changing’: Sydney couple saved from medical deportation
A Sydney couple facing deportation because of a medical diagnosis have received an 11th-hour reprieve. Rob O’Leary and Jessica Mathers...
Continue Reading →Penny Wong stresses AUKUS ‘benefits’ in call with Marco Rubio
The country’s chief diplomat has stressed the “benefits” of AUKUS in a call with US State Secretary Marco Rubio amid...
Continue Reading →Senator Lidia Thorpe’s rude gesture to King Charles III on London trip
Senator Lidia Thorpe has sparked controversy after sharing photos of herself standing outside Buckingham Palace making a rude gesture. The...
Continue Reading →Judge rules Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles was ‘illegal’
A federal judge has ruled that Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles against the wishes of...
Continue Reading →Australia to pay ‘very high price’ if AUKUS falls through
Australia will have “a very high price to pay if AUKUS fails”, opposition defence spokesman Angus Taylor says. The warning...
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