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The ethical urgency of Gaza has met a new post-Anglo Australia to produce something extraordinary.

Labor bowing to opposition demands and rushing through mandatory minimum sentences on bridging visa breaches is condemned as ‘deeply disturbing’ by Labor veteran Kim Carr, and Optus CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin is considering pulling the plug.

Last week it was a bag of weed sent to Scott Morrison. This week ANU researcher Daniel Casey offers a wild history of props being sent to PMs.

Robert Hill, Peter Garrett and former state ministers back teal MP Sophie Scamps’ call on all governments to work together on transition

A number of Australian politicians attended Jordan Peterson's ARC conference last week in London, and some were paid for the trip.

Albanese’s active participation in the barbarism inflicted upon Gaza is sadly, scarily reminiscent of the Iraqi blood on John Howard’s hands.

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Hot on the heels of trips to Washington and Beijing, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is now in the Cook Islands for the Pacific Island Forum. There, he will aim to strengthen relations with Pacific countries and reaffirm Australia’s place as a security partner of choice.

Taking on ‘defining’ moments in the nation’s history – from Johnny Depp’s dogs to the Tampa affair – this six-episode show is a mixed bag

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and China’s President Xi Jinping’s talks covered everything from the global economy and Taiwan to Tasmanian devils and pandas, and after Brittany Higgin’s allegations were made public, the AFP investigated seven sexual assault allegations against federal politicians.