ICC Judges Sue Trump Administration Over Sanctions
The Trump administration imposed sanctions last year against Kimberly Prost, a Canadian judge at the International Criminal Court.…
Anthony Albanese ‘very worried’ about human and global economic impacts of Iran war escalation
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he is “very worried” about fresh US strikes on Iran and has highlighted…
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Christmas interview turns sour
Mr Albanese said he had not seen the footage and had “no idea” what the radio host was…
As thousands gather at Bondi Beach to mourn victims, Australian leader is booed
MELBOURNE — Thousands of mourners gathered under tight police security at Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday evening to mark a…
Albanese drowned in boos as leaders and Jewish community gather at memorial for Bondi attack
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been meet with boos at the Bondi Beach vigil on a special night…
Australia’s PM announces intelligence, law enforcement review after Bondi massacre
Albanese said the review, would be led by Dennis Richardson, a respected former public servant who has served…
Albanese announces tougher hate speech laws in wake of Bondi terror attack
Preachers who promote violence will be targeted with tougher hate speech laws as the government embarks on sweeping…
Prime minister’s office approved Anika Wells’s almost-$100,000 flights
The prime minister’s office approved last-minute flight changes for Communications Minister Anika Wells and two staffers that cost…
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese marries, reveals happy news on social media
Albanese, looking dapper in a navy blue jacket and bow tie, is all smiles as there are loud…
Joyce exits, Turnbull returns as Ghosts of Christmas Past haunt parliament
Welcome back to your weekly federal politics update, where Courtney Gould gets you up to speed on the…
Victims of AI deepfakes could sue for emotional damages under new bill
Australians who share AI deepfakes of another person without that person’s consent could be sued or face steep…
CSIRO cuts highlight which jobs government protects in national interest
Sometimes, scientific breakthroughs can originate in the most unlikely of places. Curious and clever minds can come up…