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AS bruised Liberal MPs recover from a late-night change of party leader, the man they elected to replace Tony Abbott as prime minister was feeling optimistic as he left his Canberra apartment on Tuesday morning. "As I said last night, this is the most exciting time to be an Australian," Mr Turnbull told reporters. |
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In two wide-ranging new interviews, Pope Francis discusses matters both weighty and personal, such as: the perils of his popularity, his plans to welcome divorced and remarried Catholics, and his fear that the church has locked up Jesus like a prisoner. |
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Malcolm Turnbull has arrived for work at Parliament House ready to assume control of what he insists is a "very, very strong" government. As bruised Liberal MPs recover from a late-night change of party leader, the man they elected to replace Tony Abbott as prime minister was feeling optimistic as he left his Canberra apartment on Tuesday morning. |
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7.25am: Greens leader Richard Di Natale hoped to work with Mr Turnbull on refugee policy and marriage law reform. “His prime ministership will be judged on whether he’s willing to change direction on issue of climate change to ensure that we start being a bit more compassionate in terms of our.... |
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Malcolm Turnbull has arrived for work at Parliament House ready to assume control of what he insists is a "very, very strong" government. As bruised Liberal MPs recover from a late-night change of party leader, the man they elected to replace Tony Abbott as prime minister was feeling optimistic as he left his Canberra apartment on Tuesday morning. |
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Pope: Europe Refugee Crisis 'Tip of the Iceberg' VoA - News Tuesday 15th September, 2015 VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis warned Monday that Europe's refugee crisis is just the "tip of the iceberg," fueled by an "unjust" global economic system forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee war and poverty in search of better lives. |
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Pope Francis on Monday warned that ISIS terrorists could sneak into Europe and even attack the Vatican by blending in with the huge wave of refugees fleeing war in Syria. “The truth is that just [250 miles] from Sicily there is an incredibly cruel terrorist group. |
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Pope Francis has warned that Europe's refugee crisis is just the "tip of the iceberg". He added that the mass influx of migrants from Syria and the surrounding areas was fuelled by an "unjust" global economic system forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee war and poverty in search of better lives. |
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GETTY AP Rebecca Perring Pope Francis has warned ISIS militants could be infiltrating Europe warned that ISIS terrorists could "infiltrate" Europe by hiding among the tens of thousands of migrants escaping the horrors of war-torn countries such as Syria and Libya. |
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As he prepares to address huge crowds in Cuba and the United States, the Pope has played down his popularity by comparing himself to Jesus Christ and pointing out how the son of God was — despite his following — crucified. Asked about his mass appeal during a Portuguese radio interview broadcast.... |
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DEFIANT ABBOTT VOWS TO FIGHT FOR LEADERSHIP. Earlier, a defiant Tony Abbott has made it clear that he will not go quietly. Showing the feisty style with which once made him a decent fighter in the boxing ring, Tony Abbott invoked rank-and-file support as he aggressively slammed Malcolm Turnbull’s.... |
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