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By: Heloise Vyas
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has again deflected blame from his Minister for Immigration Andrew Giles over the handling of a former detainee charged over a violent home invasion in Perth during a period when he was allowed to roam unmonitored.
By: Heloise Vyas
The partner of one of the Perth brothers killed in Mexico during a surfing vacation has remembered him as “one of the most loving souls” in a series of tributes posted to social media.
By: Heloise Vyas
The Albanese government is facing pressure to take a hard line against China after concerns over its coercive tactics in the South Pacific were reignited by recent hostilities towards the Australian Navy.
By: Heloise Vyas
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he has "unequivocally" conveyed his disapproval of China’s aggression towards an Australian Navy helicopter over the weekend, to both Beijing and its embassy in Canberra.
By: Heloise Vyas
Israel will continue its planned ground invasion of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip after claiming a ceasefire was not reached, despite Hamas saying it accepted the terms of the deal.
By: Heloise Vyas
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has offered his condolences for the two Perth brothers killed in Mexico during an attempted armed robbery, saying he wishes to speak to the parents directly.
Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca is withdrawing its COVID-19 vaccines worldwide, starting with immediate effect in the European Union before applications are lodged for other countries.
By: Heloise Vyas
Labor is facing an uphill battle to pass its contested deportation bill to avoid an irreversible political fallout from the upcoming ASF17 verdict in the High Court this week, as Crossbench support for the legislation comes to a crunch in the Senate.
By: Heloise Vyas
A crime scene has been established at a gym in Sydney's south where a woman was allegedly stabbed by a man known to her on Wednesday afternoon.
The Albanese government appears to have not taken heed to the Coalition’s calls for ministerial communication with China over its recent military aggression towards an Australian naval helicopter.
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