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détente.... - Vimarsana News

détente....

Former Foreign Ministers Bob Carr and Gareth Evans, other former Cabinet Ministers, former State Premiers, a Nobel Laureate, diplomats, writers, academics and human rights advocates are among 50 Australians supporting an appeal to establish détente between the United States of America and the People’s Republic of China.‘Détente’ – meaning an easing

Climate Betrayal: how backroom deals with Japan locked Australia in for decades of gas - Vimarsana News

Climate Betrayal: how backroom deals with Japan locked Australia in for decades of gas

Despite the Australian public voting for the need to address climate change, the Labor government has backed in decades of future gas exports.

Chinese warship sonar incident: FOI documents reveal cat-and-mouse games before sonic blast at HMAS Toowoomba - Vimarsana News

Chinese warship sonar incident: FOI documents reveal cat-and-mouse games before sonic blast at HMAS Toowoomba

Chinese warship Ningbo repeatedly ignored requests from HMAS Toowoomba before a sonar blast that injured Australian sailors, a previously unseen government note says.

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Labor, Albanese must do more on transparency in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Labor, Albanese must do more on transparency in 2024

Labor talked a big game on accountability and transparency ahead of the 2022 election. But how has it done since coming to power?

Labor shelves election promise for inquiry into prosecution of Witness K and Bernard Collaery - Vimarsana News

Labor shelves election promise for inquiry into prosecution of Witness K and Bernard Collaery

Plans for investigation into Timor bugging scandal have failed to transpire more than 18 months after government was elected