The Irish Times view on Australia’s election: getting real on climate
A breakthrough for the Greens in a major fossil-fuel exporting country is an important rebuke of mainstream political culture
A breakthrough for the Greens in a major fossil-fuel exporting country is an important rebuke of mainstream political culture
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Prime minister-elect Anthony Albanese has promised to ‘change the country’
‘Teal’ independents set to win handful of seats, Greens projected to add up to three
Six-week election campaign has been an attritional slog between uninspiring leaders
Cost-of-living pressures, climate change will be key issues in campaign
Kremlin claim helicopter attack in Belgorod, 35km from Ukraine border in low altitude mission
Both countries say they are seeking ‘full reparations’ and an apology from Moscow
Beijing’s economy deeply exposed to market turmoil and sanctions unleashed by war in Ukraine
Floodwaters peaked in Brisbane after it was hit by 80% of annual rainfall in three days
Australian prime minster offers family a state funeral for the cricket legend
Military helicopters airlift stranded people from rooftops as 10th flood victim found
Floods have submerged cities and towns in Queensland and New South Wales and triggered thousands of insurance claims
Washington targets gas pipeline with sanctions as UN General Assembly meets on crisis
Tourism and hospitality sectors look to rebuild after strong Covid-19 restrictions
Strict border lockdown under ‘Fortress Australia’ policy had catastrophic impact on tourism industry
Apology follows report into workplace culture after disclosure by former staffer Brittany Higgins
Reopening to take effect on February 21st, PM Scott Morrison announces
After dispute over flag’s use it can now be reproduced without seeking permission
County hoping for ‘almost contactless disaster relief’ given pandemic
Immigration minister Alex Hawke could decide to cancel visa; no decision on Monday
‘Novak filed same documents as 25 other players and they didn’t have any problem’
Federal government realised star’s sense of entitlement grated with Aussie public
Tennis great’s sense of entitlement and anti-vaccine stance inevitably grate with Australian public
The world No 1 is often his own worst enemy, but he is not the only one to blame
World number one is currently in detention awaiting his appeal against visa cancellation
Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic says country has offered support to world No 1
Australians bade farewell to 2021 with a fireworks display over Sydney harbour
The most memorable utterances of the year on bitcoin, climate action and more
Students fell from height of 10 metres at primary school in Tasmania state, police said
South Korean president says talks are being held back by Pyongyang’s objections to ‘US hostility’
Australia says it is ‘not a party’ to case and will ‘respect UK legal process’
Moderna chief warns existing vaccines will struggle with latest coronavirus variant
Crowds of protesters and burning buildings in Chinatown district of Honiara despite curfew
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