WA ministers have followed Federal Labor’s lead on dealing with anti-Semitism following revelations a teacher used a classroom whiteboard to praise slain terrorist Ismail Haniyeh as ‘a great leader’.
After 40 years, gas resources in the North West Shelf are dwindling. Opening up new gas fields to the north could extend the project’s life. But its success is under threat.
Editorial
There’s a danger that the RBA’s decision to cut rates will do more to remind mortgage-holders of just how much their repayments have risen than it will to overwhelm voters with feelings of gratitude.
Albanese and Labor have clearly underestimated Dutton and the Coalition to date, purely because they thought history would repeat.
We all deserve the confidence that infrastructure is not an impediment to justice. In a State election campaign, the issue deserves urgent attention.
Australians watched in horror this week as our anti-Semitism crisis sunk to an appalling new low.
It is far too high a price to pay, a fact even Mr Cook admits. He called the proposed price tag ‘ridiculous’.
The term ‘anti-Semitism’ - now so frequently used in our national discourse - isn’t a strong enough word to capture the despicable boasts of two NSW nurses made on a TikTok video circulating online.
Australia cannot afford to take it for granted that our long history of friendship with the US will be enough to win Mr Trump’s favour on tariffs.
Australia has been dumped in the thick of Donald Trump’s trade war and the economic ramifications could be dire.
In the first 26 days of this year, WA recorded more than 1000 cases of influenza — more than double the cases at the same point last year, and three times as many compared with 2023.
Key among veterans’ gripes is that they feel senior commanders have been rewarded with chestfuls of prestigious medals for their service behind desks in air-conditioned offices, far from theatres of war.
Repeatedly, Anthony Albanese has refused to divulged when and how he was told of the plot.The only conceivable reason for his continued obfuscation on this issue is that he was among the last to know.
Like it or not, we’re now living in a Trumpian world where the accepted rules no longer apply. That’s a fact Anthony Albanese needs to start taking both seriously and literally.
Labor is going to win the March 8 State election. Roger Cook knows it, Libby Mettam knows it, you know it. But that doesn’t mean this election campaign won’t throw up some important tests.
Despite halfhearted reassurances from Penny Wong and others that Australia is unlikely to become a direct target in Donald Trump’s self-destructive trade war, we won’t be immune to its fallout.
Many may well trust certain politicians — or none at all. But increasingly it’s clear no advertising can be trusted with the advent of deepfakes and artificial intelligence entering the political arena.
It’s too late for police to take seriously the desperate pleas of Ariel Bombara to keep her safe from her murderous father. But it’s not too late for them to learn from their tragic errors.
When Chalmers was asked to represent the Government, in the absence of the PM formally addressing the nation on what would have been the worst terrorist attack in Australian history, he stumbled.
The feeling that better times are just over the horizon may cause some electors to look a little more kindly upon the struggling Government. But the Coalition has a far less rosy take.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton believes his path to the Lodge lies directly through WA.
Police and political leaders are taking the threat posed by neo-nazi groups seriously. We must act now to ensure we stay true to the promise made when the Auschwitz gates opened. Never again.
When Soviet soldiers marched into the Auschwitz concentration camp on January 27, 1945, many were shocked by the scale of the horror they witnessed.
The date of Australia Day has been hotly debated. January 26 has become increasingly divisive for myriad reasons.
