Penny Wong

Jewish leaders have spoken as both sides of the political spectrum present plans to address skyrocketing rates of antisemitism in Australia.

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

The tiny island nation of Vanuatu has been rocked by two earthquakes and a number of aftershocks, with reports at least 14 people have died.

The UN motion was not backed by Israel or the United States.

As part of a $400 million regional policing initiative, up to four additional training centres of excellence are planned for various Pacific countries.

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

The final sitting day of Parliament has continued late into the night as MPs work through a backlog of Bills.

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

A former Israeli justice minister has been barred from Australia in the lead-up to a conference in Canberra.

The ICC has issued arrest warrants against Israeli leaders and a Hamas commander.

The Australian minister has issued a statement in response to the developments in the Beijing-controlled Hong Kong.

Reacting to it, Babet took to X and wrote, “Australians will soon be put in prison for words that the authoritarian left deem to be offensive.”

Senator Thorpe has a storied history of public outbursts and stunts in the name of anti-colonialism.

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.