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Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says there were more signs of the “slightest of moves” towards rapprochement between Australia and China last week. “The Chinese Ambassador to Australia gave an address in Sydney on Friday where he talked of bright prospects for future Australia-China cooperation,” Mr Clennell told Sky News Australia. “There does seem … Read more
Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says there were more signs of the “slightest of moves” towards rapprochement between Australia and China last week. “The Chinese Ambassador to Australia gave an address in Sydney on Friday where he talked of bright prospects for future Australia-China cooperation,” Mr Clennell told Sky News Australia. “There does seem … Read more
Energy giant Santos is imploring the NSW government to expedite a pipeline license for the Narrabri coal seam gas project.
Two people have died and more than 20 have been injured in a shooting outside a popular gay bar in Norway’s capital ahead of the Oslo Pride parade. The gunman opened fire outside the London Pub and was apprehended by police a few minutes after the shooting began. Police officials say the shooting is being … Read more
A new visa waiver system is being introduced in 2023 which will see Australian travelers need to complete a form online before entering European countries. The waiver is for short stays and for all non-EU citizens.
Ahead of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s trip to the NATO summit in Madrid, he says he wants Australia to be a part of a “global solution”. He will also emphasize the new government’s position on climate change policy. Mr Albanese has reaffirmed support for Ukraine, saying “Australia stands strong with support for Ukrainian sovereignty and … Read more
Queues are building at airports across Australia as thousands of passengers travel on the first weekend of the school holidays. Holidaymakers have been warned of delays as crowds grow at Melbourne airport’s check-in lines. At Sydney airport, travelers are being told not to arrive any earlier than their advised times – to ease congestion. More … Read more
Julian Assange’s extradition from the United Kingdom to the United States has been approved but Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he will not be pressured into publicly intervening in the case. Academic Dr Kylie Moore Gilbert, who was held in an Iranian prison for 804 days, says she hopes the Australian government is conducting traditional … Read more
Republican Strategist John Jordan says criminals “are always going to have guns” in the United States. Mr Jordan said criminals will have guns regardless of what the US criminal justice system does to them. “Criminals are always going to have guns in the United States, especially in the blue states where they’re not being prosecuted,” … Read more
There are concerns Afghanistan does not have enough medical supplies to treat earthquake survivors as an aftershock hit the area on Friday – killing five more people.