Australia PM Albanese says supports 2 state solution in Gaza
Australia Backs Two-State Solution in Middle East After Trump's Gaza Plan
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Wednesday the government supported a two-state solution in the Middle East, following U.S. President Donald Trump's shock announcement of plans to take over the Gaza Strip.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has lashed out at an ABC radio host during a tense interview where he at one point claimed he was being verballed.
Anthony Albanese will appoint Nationals MP Keith Pitt as Ambassador to the Holy See in a shock diplomatic appointment.
The PM will today announce a huge funding boost for Indigenous communities in the top end, and Donald Trump has doubled down ...
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made a landmark funding announcement in the Northern Territory, promising $842 million in funding for the territory over six years.
Heads are best kept below the parapet for now, in what's already proving to be a more difficult environment to navigate than ...
Landlord Anthony Albanese has quietly rented out his $4 million Copacabana retirement home and is tipped to be able to ask ...
Mr Albanese said anti-Semitism has “no place in our nation” and pledged that his government would fight the scourge with the ...
A new poll has revealed half of voters in Western Australia believe Anthony Albanese does not deserve a second term.
While no fan of social media, the prime minister joined the popular Chinese-linked short video platform in mid-December to ...
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have big problems with voters’ expectations for the next election: for the Prime Minister it is public polling showing more people expect him to lose, and for the ...
Mr Abbott's brutal sledge comes as it's been revealed that Mr Albanese found out about a caravan laden with explosives in Dural on the same day as the public.
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Fiery moment Anthony Albanese smacks down ABC radio hostAnthony Albanese has fired up at an ABC radio host accusing the presenter of 'verballing' him during a tense interview.
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