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Reports in New York Times indicate Barack Obama had begun to mobilise coalition of allies behind potential US military action in Syria and expanded air strikes in Iraq Kurdish representative to Australia asks the government to provide military support and ammunition in fight against Islamic State.... |
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PUP senator Jacqui Lambie says her anti-China comments were directed at its government, and not its people, and she won't apologise. |
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PUP senator Jacqui Lambie says her anti-China comments were directed at its government, and not its people, and she won't apologise. |
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NBN cost benefit analysis backs the Coalitions broadband policy, but Labor blasts the document as an inside job. Tony Abbott, meanwhile, trips on travel, and Asio boss, David Irvine, addresses the National Press Club, with national security a prevailing theme. All the developments from Canberra, live Continue reading. |
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3:11pm: Tanya Plibersek has a foreign affairs number for Julie Bishop. And it involves letter writing. On ABC Radio today, the Minister denied that Australia had been asked to supply weapons to support the Peshmerga in their struggle against the IS in Iraq. |
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AUSTRALIA and the United States will swap visa and immigration information to help weed out suspect travellers. |
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Senator says she was speaking about Chinas communist regime not the Chinese people after Clive Palmers apology Continue reading... |
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Dozens of Australians are fighting with terrorists. Many more are supporting them from home. |
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Tags: Enzo Pastor Relatives of slain champion race car driver Ferdinand "Enzo" Pastor on Wednesday lauded police for the arrest of the suspected mastermind and gunman in the June 12 murder.
Pastor's father Thomas went to Quezon City Police District headquarters in Camp Karingal upon learning of the arrests, radio dzBB's Allan Gatus reported. |
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Julie Bishop is heading to Indonesia to sign a long-awaited code of conduct arising from last year's spying claims. |