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The Australian Jewish Association has criticised the Labor government’s position on the Middle East.

Both nations pledged to strengthen ties across a range of fields including defence, immigration, climate change, and in business.

The federal Labor government is moving to make Fee-Free TAFE a permanent part of Australia’s education landscape.

The NRF will support manufacturing in key areas including renewable energy development.

The two leaders met on the sidelines of the G20 to discuss trade as Beijing braces for impending tariffs from the incoming Trump administration.

The prime minister said his only motive for opposing the president-elect’s tariff plans is Australia’s national interest.

Anthony Albanese and Prabowo Subianto have met at the APEC leaders summit in Peru.

The Albanese Labor government has backed a UN draft resolution that would proclaim sovereignty over resources in the disputed territories for Palestinians.

Roger Cook is seeking legal advice to see whether he can change the date of the state election, which could run at the same time as the federal poll.

Former US Ambassador Joe Hockey urges Australia to brace for US challenges under Trump: tariffs, shifting trade policies, and China tensions.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton also congratulated Trump on behalf of the Coalition.

The bill follows a months-long discussion on how a ban would work.

Both the leaders also paid tribute to outgoing US President Joe Biden.

Opposition raises concerns about the program’s cost and outcomes.

Ministers claim special treatment of politicians by Qantas and Virgin has undermined public trust in government.

Experts have weighed in on the issue.

Albanese says his delayed response was due to a full review confirming no calls or upgrade requests were made in 30 years.

As the only OECD country without an equivalent disease control organisation, this positions Australia in line with other member nations.

The Labor government has continued its criticism of the opposition’s nuclear plan citing the CSIRO, AEMO, and Geoscience Australia.

The situation has come to light just two weeks after the prime minister’s decision to buy a $4.3 million home raised eyebrows.