Simon Birmingham

$10 million will be provided for heat and electricity for the people of Ukraine.

The South Australian Senator will retire after 2 decades in the Senate and is set to join ANZ in February 2025 following his recent decision to leave politics.

The move has been criticised by the federal opposition who say it alienates key allies Israel and the United States.

Tributes flow for Simon Birmingham as Dutton, Albanese, Wong and Lines reflected on his integrity and service.

Australia’s Ambassador to the US Kevin Rudd is facing scrutiny for his past criticisms of Donald Trump.

The Australian government and opposition have moved to assuage concerns about a second Trump presidency.

Australia’s shadow foreign minister supports the move to reinvigorate trade with Beijing, but says the nation must maintain its principles.

Eighty seats were also secured for a flight on Oct. 3, but only 35 have been taken up.

Beijing’s release of a video showing a confrontation between one of its jets and Australian plane has raised the ire of the Liberals.

A DFAT spokesperson said the embassy’s return to Kyiv will be based on ’thorough' assessments on security, work health, and safety risks.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton expressed national security concerns over Australia accepting Gazan refugees who may have ties to Hamas, sparking debate.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has criticised the remarks, but stopped short of taking any action, while the opposition has demanded sanctions.

The journalist was blocked from entering a government press event, but by Australian officials.

Taiwan’s local diplomatic representatives said the email was aimed at intimidating local MPs.

The Coalition urgently called on the government to provide energy help back in January. But the government is defending its military assistance to Ukraine.

The phrase was used by a Labor Senator, however, she was not present for the vote in the Senate.

‘The revelation of this secret manual brings into question Labor’s ability and willingness to perform the minimum requirements of government.’

Meanwhile, the former prime minister of the small Pacific nation has criticised the New Zealand government for embracing gas drilling.

Stay informed with our live updates on the Chinese Communist Party’s diplomatic visit to Australia.

Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham is calling on Senator Don Farrell to set the record straight.

$10 million will be provided for heat and electricity for the people of Ukraine.

The South Australian Senator will retire after 2 decades in the Senate and is set to join ANZ in February 2025 following his recent decision to leave politics.

The move has been criticised by the federal opposition who say it alienates key allies Israel and the United States.

Tributes flow for Simon Birmingham as Dutton, Albanese, Wong and Lines reflected on his integrity and service.

Australia’s Ambassador to the US Kevin Rudd is facing scrutiny for his past criticisms of Donald Trump.

The Australian government and opposition have moved to assuage concerns about a second Trump presidency.

Australia’s shadow foreign minister supports the move to reinvigorate trade with Beijing, but says the nation must maintain its principles.

Eighty seats were also secured for a flight on Oct. 3, but only 35 have been taken up.

Beijing’s release of a video showing a confrontation between one of its jets and Australian plane has raised the ire of the Liberals.

A DFAT spokesperson said the embassy’s return to Kyiv will be based on ’thorough' assessments on security, work health, and safety risks.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton expressed national security concerns over Australia accepting Gazan refugees who may have ties to Hamas, sparking debate.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has criticised the remarks, but stopped short of taking any action, while the opposition has demanded sanctions.

The journalist was blocked from entering a government press event, but by Australian officials.

Taiwan’s local diplomatic representatives said the email was aimed at intimidating local MPs.

The Coalition urgently called on the government to provide energy help back in January. But the government is defending its military assistance to Ukraine.

The phrase was used by a Labor Senator, however, she was not present for the vote in the Senate.

‘The revelation of this secret manual brings into question Labor’s ability and willingness to perform the minimum requirements of government.’

Meanwhile, the former prime minister of the small Pacific nation has criticised the New Zealand government for embracing gas drilling.

Stay informed with our live updates on the Chinese Communist Party’s diplomatic visit to Australia.

Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham is calling on Senator Don Farrell to set the record straight.