Judith Ireland
Brisbane Times
Australia
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Australia to start Iran travel ban on Sunday
The Morrison government has announced a travel ban for Iran due to its "high death rate" as it tries to stem the flow of coronavirus into Australia. → Read More
Gladys Liu's message for Australia: 'Don't be scared'
Federal Parliament's first Chinese-born MP says social media is fuelling coronavirus misinformation, as many stay home in Australia when they don't need to. → Read More
Diplomats in war of words over Jock Palfreeman
The Department of Foreign Affairs has accused the Bulgarian government of misrepresenting an Australian diplomat's comments about Jock Palfreeman, amid rising tensions between the two countries over the Australian man detained in Bulgaria. → Read More
Diplomats in war of words over Jock Palfreeman
The Department of Foreign Affairs has accused the Bulgarian government of misrepresenting an Australian diplomat's comments about Jock Palfreeman, amid rising tensions between the two countries over the Australian man detained in Bulgaria. → Read More
Victorian Labor MP Will Fowles questioned over Canberra hotel disturbance
Police were called to a Canberra hotel early on Thursday morning. → Read More
Parents could be hit by nasty surprise when they file tax returns
Families who receive the childcare subsidy could owe the government money if they did not estimate their incomes correctly. → Read More
'He's a strong leader': Morrison accepts invitation to visit Trump in US
Scott Morrison says he admires that Donald Trump does what he says he will do. → Read More
'It's a statistic that should be published widely, daily': Push for real-time count of women killed by violence
The Morrison government is being urged to set up a real-time count of Australian women killed by violence, similar to the national road toll. After the new Se... → Read More
Morrison government's bid to grow tiny home industry
The Morrison government wants to grow the prefabricated building industry to create more jobs and tiny homes. → Read More
Labor women bracing to defend party's abortion policy
Labor MPs say a scare campaign on its abortion policy hurt their chances in key seats. → Read More
Tanya Plibersek rules herself out of race for Labor leadership
The popular deputy leader will not run for the leadership of the Labor Party following its devastating defeat at Saturday night's election. → Read More
Election results: Julia Gillard to back Tanya Plibersek in Labor leadership race
Ms Gillard's intervention in the Labor Party leadership contest is the first time she has involved herself in internal politics since she was ousted from the prime ministership in 2013. → Read More
Election result: Plibersek to run against Albanese, amid Labor 'bewilderment' over election loss
Labor has been plunged into a weeks-long leadership battle, as it grapples with its shock election loss. → Read More
Scott Morrison egged by protester in Albury
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been egged by a protester at a campaign event in Albury. → Read More
Bill Shorten sets up election contest over budget priorities in $35b cash splash
Bill Shorten has launched a major cash splash to woo families and seniors during the final weeks of the federal election campaign. → Read More
One in two voters don't understand how to vote for the Senate: poll
A new poll suggests voters could be giving their preferences to parties they think they have put last. → Read More
Richard Di Natale and the Greens' moment of truth
The Greens want this election to be about climate change. They also want to be re-elected. → Read More
Federal election 2019: Everything you need to know, and where it will be won and lost
Australians will vote in a federal election on May 18. So, what happens now? → Read More
Everything you need to know about the election, and where it will be won and lost
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called it! Australians will vote in a federal election on May 18. So, what happens now? → Read More
Quantum physicist Michelle Simmons named 2018 Australian of the Year
Quantum physicist Michelle Simmons has been named 2018 Australian of the Year, in recognition of her work in the "space race of the computing era". → Read More