Politics

EXCLUSIVE: Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg has not ruled out a return to politics, saying Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s weak leadership on anti-Semitism had been the difference between ‘life and death’.

A task force will work to root out anti-Semitism on university campuses where Jewish groups say obsessive hatred has been allowed to fester.

Education leaders have backed plans to take the fight against anti-Semitism into schools, universities and child care centres.

The Government’s top lawyer has resigned as it prepares for a High Court battle over the under-16 social media ban. 

Emergency services were called to the scene where the young woman was discovered in the arms of her husband.

The Trump administration has announced a massive package of arms sales to Taiwan valued at more than $16.8 billion.

US President Donald Trump has delivered a speech where he discussed his achievements and touched on some of his agenda for next year and beyond.

Anthony Albanese admits he could have done more to act on anti-Semitism before the Bondi Beach shooting as he finally unveiled a suite of measures to tackle hatred of Jews and crack down on hate preachers.

The Venezuelan Government has ordered its navy to escort several ships carrying oil products, setting up a potential confrontation with the US military.

Explaining news of terrorist events to children should be done in an age-appropriate way, but experts say parents should not shy away from the topic.

Two former conservative Australian prime ministers and an Israeli minister say the Bondi Beach terror attack was a long time coming due to rising anti-Semitism.

The Prime Minister has vowed the nation will not be divided by the ‘pure evil’ exhibited at Bondi Beach as the Archbishop of Sydney warned him inflammatory messages at pro-Palestine protests ‘must stop’.

The former Treasurer has hit back at ABC host Sarah Ferguson after she suggested his call for stronger action on anti-Semitism by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese may have been politically motivated.

Finance Minister Katy Gallagher evades questions about the AFP warnings of ‘chronic and worsening shortages’ sent just one month before the Bondi terror attack.