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Prime Minister Albanese’s Pacific diplomacy has stumbled, with defence agreements in Vanuatu and PNG falling through amid local concerns and China’s growing influence. Next week, he turns to the US, addressing the UN and meeting President Trump, hoping to reinforce alliances as Australia commits $12 billion to defence infrastructure.
Weekly Wrap Up
Prime Minister Albanese’s Pacific diplomacy has stumbled, with defence agreements in Vanuatu and PNG falling through amid local concerns and China’s growing influence. Next week, he turns to the US, addressing the UN and meeting President Trump, hoping to reinforce alliances as Australia commits $12 billion to defence infrastructure.
Weekly Wrap Up
Methane leaks, aged care delays, and foreign policy controversies dominated headlines this week. A long-hidden leak at Santos’s Darwin LNG facility sparked calls for investigation, while over 200,000 Australians remain on home care waiting lists. Meanwhile, Daniel Andrews’ China visit drew criticism, and Parliament prepares for key September events.
Weekly Wrap Up
Australia expelled Iran’s Ambassador after ASIO linked arson attacks on Jewish sites to the IRGC, while Clare O’Neil accelerated the 5 per cent deposit housing scheme to October. Inflation ticked up, ASIC probed banking errors, and the Government scrapped 500 tariffs alongside major energy, housing, and research initiatives.
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Prime Minister Albanese’s Pacific diplomacy has stumbled, with defence agreements in Vanuatu and PNG falling through amid local concerns and China’s growing influence. Next week, he turns to the US, addressing the UN and meeting President Trump, hoping to reinforce alliances as Australia commits $12 billion to defence infrastructure.
Weekly Wrap Up
Prime Minister Albanese’s Pacific diplomacy has stumbled, with defence agreements in Vanuatu and PNG falling through amid local concerns and China’s growing influence. Next week, he turns to the US, addressing the UN and meeting President Trump, hoping to reinforce alliances as Australia commits $12 billion to defence infrastructure.
Weekly Wrap Up
Methane leaks, aged care delays, and foreign policy controversies dominated headlines this week. A long-hidden leak at Santos’s Darwin LNG facility sparked calls for investigation, while over 200,000 Australians remain on home care waiting lists. Meanwhile, Daniel Andrews’ China visit drew criticism, and Parliament prepares for key September events.
Weekly Wrap Up
Australia expelled Iran’s Ambassador after ASIO linked arson attacks on Jewish sites to the IRGC, while Clare O’Neil accelerated the 5 per cent deposit housing scheme to October. Inflation ticked up, ASIC probed banking errors, and the Government scrapped 500 tariffs alongside major energy, housing, and research initiatives.