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The Labor government has faced criticism for trying to appease both Israel and Palestine supporters.
The federal parliament has been raided by the National Anti-Corruption Commission, but the action doesn’t relate to a current or former politician.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission noted that the Australian Public Service Commission was already investigating 5 of the 6 senior public officials.
The former PM described how he felt mocked for his religious beliefs and how “cancel culture” was affecting similarly-minded people.
In this world of tailored illusions, it’s less about policy and more about projecting the perfect image to charm the masses.
The former president has held a string of similar meetings with other current and former world leaders.
Kennedy has previous voiced his support for vaccine and lockdown critics.
Scott Morrison will today deliver a valedictory speech after being in politics for nearly 2 decades.
Former Premier Steven Marshall said he was proud of his handling of the pandemic.
The prime minister endured a complicated tenure as leader, but also positioned Australia at the forefront of the global pushback against Beijing.
Australia may need to educate those within its own government what the ‘One China policy’ is when it comes to relations with Taiwan, argued a senior lecturer.
Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi raised her fist shouting, ‘Free, free Palestine.’
Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison is in Israel with former UK leader Boris Johnson.
Mr. Abbott believes the federal government’s plan to achieve net zero by 2050 is irrational.
You ‘cannot control what the communist party in China will do,’ Mr. Morrison said, warning the trip could be used as propaganda for the CCP.
Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has urged the Labor government to review Australia’s long-standing one China policy.
“They will describe it how they will describe it ... and that’s not something one would ever have control over,” Mr. Morrison said.
