Coronavirus crisis: New classification of being ‘up to date’ in Australia
Australians who have waited more than six months to get their booster shot will be classified as “overdue” under changes to what it means to be “up to date: with …
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‘World domination’: US Secretary of State offers fresh warning over China
China’s strategic ambition has expanded so much it has world military and economic domination in its sight, according to the visiting US Secretary of State. Speaking to The Australian, Antony …
Read MoreCovid vaccine: New classification of being ‘up to date’ in Australia
Australians who have waited more than six months to get their booster shot will be classified as “overdue” under changes to what it means to be “up to date” with …
Read MoreNational cabinet: Scott Morrison orders audit to check Australia can handle ‘flu-rona’
The Prime Minister has ordered an audit to check Australia will be able to handle an expected Covid wave in winter that’s expected to combine with the flu. During a …
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Peter Dutton says China has decided to back Labor at the election
China has “decided” to back Labor at the forthcoming federal election, Defence Minister Peter Dutton told a fiery Question Time on Thursday. Mr Dutton made the comment shortly after Prime …
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‘You’re my pet’: Sexual harassment claim against ex-One Nation senator
A staffer for former One Nation senator Brian Burston has claimed he told her he didn’t want anyone to know she was his “pet” in a bizarre Federal Court claim …
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PM invites Grace Tame to reveal which organisation was involved in ‘threatening’ phone call
Scott Morrison has “invited” Grace Tame to disclose which government-funded organisation was involved in a threatening phone call, conceding more information was needed to get to the bottom of why …
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Modern honey trap: Why your next Tinder date could be a spy
Australia’s top spy agency has revealed foreign agents are using dating apps in an attempt to compromise Australians with access to sensitive information. ASIO Director-General of Security Mike Burgess said …
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Australia step closer to big social media change that takes aim at trolls
New social media laws that give people an option to unmask anonymous trolls who post defamatory material online has been introduced to parliament. Communications Minister Paul Fletcher introduced the Anti-Trolling …
Read MoreAnne Ruston says investigation into Grace Tame’s call regarding Scott Morrison under way
The federal government says its best chance of thoroughly investigating bombshell claims by former Australian of the Year Grace Tame that she was asked not to criticise the Prime Minister …
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