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Some channel their efforts into humanitarian work while others believe political pressure can limit the loss of life

Internal ALP opposition to the AUKUS pact, and to the Albanese government’s decision to announce hundreds of billions of dollars of spending on nuclear-powered submarines at a time of sharply falling working-class living standards, proved to be a damp squib at the recent ALP National Conference. The conference, dominated by union powerbrokers, overwhelmingly endorsed AUKUS and even wrote support for nuclear-powered submarines into the party platform.

Article: Aussie Deeds Goes to Washington - An Aussie contingent arrives in America to plead Assanges case. Kinda. Maybe not. Maybe its a junket.

Australia was among the world’s first countries for democracy, unions, human rights, female suffrage, and for free, compulsory and secular education, noting

Did you know that American interference in Australian politics has been a topic of heated debate and concern? From economic influence to intelligence sharing, the relationship between these two nations goes beyond the surface. In this article, we delve deep into the historical background, explore different forms of interference, examine case studies, and analyze the

The government has made a key decision over its integrated air and missile defence system known as AIR6500, signing a deal with Lockheed Martin.

China may be beginning to realise that pretentions to power are one thing; the pursuit of real powerhood is quite another ballgame.

Since October, Netflix has had to remove Chinese series Flight To You, K-drama Little Women and documentary MH370: The Plane that Disappeared, at official request.

Trekking Larapinta as a volunteer combines the adventure and fully-catered ease of an ecotourism hiking tour with lower costs.