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Argument over AUKUS nuclear submarines and Palestinian statehood are expected to dominate the Labor Party national conference as delegates go head to head on ALP policy today and tomorrow.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is seeking to stamp his authority over internal dissent about nuclear-powered submarines.

For a billionaire best known for his eccentric, attention-seeking behaviour, Clive Palmer sometimes tries very hard to avoid the spotlight.

Domestic anxieties about the US/UK/Australia agreement to help provide Canberra with nuclear-powered submarines have been growing ahead of a party conference, putting extra pressure on the Labor government.

A ruckus over AUKUS is erupting at Labor's national conference as unions challenge the deputy prime minister over...

Deputy PM will offer reassurances on nuclear non-proliferation and waste amid grassroots dissent over the program

For a billionaire best known for his eccentric, attention-seeking behaviour, Clive Palmer sometimes tries very hard to avoid the spotlight.

Palmer’s lawyers failed to suppress the billionaire’s financial backing of the class action lawsuit.

Across the country, there is mounting disaffection with the government, particularly over its escalating commitment to US preparations for a catastrophic war against China and massive military spending.

AUKUS debate: Labor members at the party's national conference will vote on a proposal to remove support for the pact from Labor’s platform.