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For the first time in years, the Chinese Foreign Minister is visiting Australia. This is for the Australia-China Foreign and Strategic Dialogue, and is a grand opportunity for Australia to smooth over the mini trade war that China waged over various commodity imports in retaliation for Australia calling out China during the pandemic. There is …
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The much anticipated departure of former Prime Minister Scott Morrison from Federal Parliament was realised today as the member for Cook issued a statement that said he would be resigning in the next parliamentary sitting at the end of February 2024. The question of what he would do next was that it would be “a …
Australia is on the brink of a transformative era to reshape its position on the global political stage. Since 2017, the nation has assumed the role of David to China’s Goliath – from resisting Chinese pressure to adopt Huawei technology, to demanding an inquiry into Covid-19’s origins. Two years ago, Australia also entered a surprise …
On Monday, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived in the US to begin his official 4-day visit. The Prime Minister has described his trip to the US as “an important visit that comes at a turbulent time for the world.” Discussions between the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and President Joe Biden are expected to form around …
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This week marks the two-year anniversary since the AUKUS alliance was announced. The federal Labor government has continued the former Coalition government’s commitment to AUKUS, spending more than $368 billion on nuclear-powered submarines. And while we need to be open to new partnerships that help build robust defence systems, can we build our own independent …
This week Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced details about what the AUKUS agreement will look like for Australia. While the Opposition agrees with how the deal is going, there are some other issues they believe the Albanese government needs to focus on too. Image: Opposition Deputy Whip Senator Paul Scarr joined Eduardo Jordan at Radio …
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All week we’ve been hearing about the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal between Australia, the UK and the US. Details announced on Tuesday unveiled Australia will get several Virginia class submarines from the US, while eight brand new submarines are built here on home soil. But what does this deal mean for the Australian population? And …
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese today announced the details of a nuclear submarine program run in partnership with the USA and UK. Over the next three decades, Australia will acquire, produce and run nuclear powered submarines at a cost of up to $368bn. As part of the deal, Australia will receive four second-hand US Virginia class …