Penny Wong

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

Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong has urged the Israeli government to rescind it’s ban on aid agency UNRWA, saying humanitarian work must continue.

A new report says Australia, Canada, and the UK are responsible for 60 percent of emissions across Commonwealth nations.

The Coalition says it is exploring ‘legal options’ regarding Thorpe’s eligibility to remain in the Senate.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong was heckled and ended up leaving the stage as she gave an address on international relations.

Australia has launched a new Humanitarian Policy to set a long-term direction and focus.

Wong says the pact is a crucial step towards global cooperation in addressing pressing challenges.

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

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong said the government is working to secure more flights in coming days.

Pro-Palestinian protesters waved Hezbollah flags and carried framed pictures of dead terrorist chief Hassan Nasrallah.

Despite Canberra working hard to build a stronger relationship with Beijing, there remain significant trade barriers to Australian goods.

Penny Wong has repeated warnings to Australians to get out of Lebanon, saying it was beyond the government’s capacity to evacuate every citizen.

Spurred by a plea from the family of Zomi Frankcom, killed in an Israeli airstrike, Australia will work toward getting a UN declaration to protect aid workers.

The First Nations ambassador has an allocated $350,000 travel allowance.

Australia has held back its vote at the UN urging Israel to pull back from The West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem.

The motion was suspended after receiving 19 ‘yes’ votes and 41 ’no' votes in the Senate.

Greens argued that the proposed bill will only benefit 0.2 percent of renters while potentially driving up house prices for others.

Clare O‘Neil says Australians need to reflect on the fact that they’re ’very lucky’ to live in a country where political differences are resolved peacably.

The 5 individuals have been complicit in repressing protest, the government says.

Australia will also join military exercises along with Japan and the United States.