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Coalition senator accuses Labor's Fatima Payman of 'supporting terrorists' before withdrawing claim - Vimarsana News

Coalition senator accuses Labor's Fatima Payman of 'supporting terrorists' before withdrawing claim

Comments come just hours after Senate passes motion urging senators to ‘engage in debate and commentary respectfully’

Source: aol.co.uk
'Father of Reconciliation' Pat Dodson to quit parliament - Vimarsana News

'Father of Reconciliation' Pat Dodson to quit parliament

Labor Senator Pat Dodson, will retire on Australia Day next year at age 75 due to ongoing cancer treatment affecting his health.

Challenges as China's Communist Leaders Ride the Tiger of Liberalization - Vimarsana News

Challenges as China's Communist Leaders Ride the Tiger of Liberalization

While the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the PLA appear to beunassailable monoliths, the reality is that both face many internalproblems that could explode.

David Michael joins WA Labor government's cabinet as Roger Cook endorsed as premier - Vimarsana News

David Michael joins WA Labor government's cabinet as Roger Cook endorsed as premier

Former City of Stirling councillor David Michael becomes the WA government's newest cabinet member, as Roger Cook and Rita Saffioti are formally chosen to lead the state Labor party.

Source: abc.net.au
Mark McGowan's retirement presents opportunities for the Opposition. Can they make the most of them? - Vimarsana News

Mark McGowan's retirement presents opportunities for the Opposition. Can they make the most of them?

The WA Liberal Party has been in the wilderness since it was obliterated in the 2021 state election. But as the winds of political change blow in the west, it is eyeing off several key seats, writes Keane Bourke.

Source: abc.net.au