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Like many Jews around the world, Ive spent much of the last few weeks scanning social media, looking for news and messaging friends to check if they are safe.

Standing up against the war profiteers at the Land Forces exhibition in Brisbane was a rainbow coalition of First Nations peoples, peace, climate and human rights defenders. Alex Bainbridge, Jim McIlroy and Steffi Leedham report.

At the heart of accusations of a crowded curriculum are concerns key areas — such as literacy and numeracy — will be compromised by an insidious creep towards content such as gender issues.

The defence minister turned defence lobbyist “will not mention clients in future columns unless essential to his argument”, and then with full disclosures.

The Wuhan lab leak is “the more comforting scenario” because the thought of a pandemic springing up so quickly anytime from an animal market is “far more troubling,” according to Sky News host Chris Kenny. “You and I are glad that all the evidence of the past year is now being examined properly in the public debate,” he said. “You and I are glad that Joe Biden and the Democrats have given up on a year of politically motivated denial, and as President, Biden has now ordered a proper...

Australia is in talks with Washington to manufacture US-designed ballistic missiles on home soil, as political tension with China and the West continue to escalate. The US military is also looking to store a stockpile of munitions and defence equipment at bases in the Northern Territory in what the acting US ­ambassador Mike Goldman described to The Australian as a forward deployment. Mr Goldman said closer cooperation just makes sense given the new geostrategic context facing the region. Aus...

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Australia could be dragged into conflict with China. Picture: AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi News by James Hall 24th May 2021 8:46 AM | Updated: 12:57 PM One of Australia’s most senior security figures said the global community missed an opportunity in the early 1990s to live in a peaceful world without the threat of “great power conflict” while being g...

Radio host Joel Creasey has opened up about his ‘dead quiet’ first overseas trip to New Zealand during Covid.

But I was fine so that was a "no" I ticked as I breezed on through. Aside from that thought the stores were open, duty free was pumping and even Tiffanys were selling jewellery. I guess all they need is one businessman feeling guilty for missing his wedding anniversary to buy a diamond ring and theyve made bank for the day. Flying internationally was so exciting. I may have "imbibed" in the words of Christopher Pyne and had a few champagnes, put on Gravity with Sandra Bullock and George Clo...