Naveen Razik
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This Liberal MP took a journey from northern China — heading somewhere few Australians dare visit (opens the original)
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Ted O'Brien's path to Parliament has taken him where few Australians, and indeed Westerners, have gone before: North Korea’s capital, Pyongyang. Before becoming an MP, the Opposition foreign affairs spokesperson worked across Asia. He was living in Beijing with his wife Sophia, who was working for the International Crisis Group, when the opportunity came to join a small group of fifteen to visit the authoritarian state in 2010. The occasion was the 65th anniversary of the ruling Workers' Party —
Australian counter-terror police launch landmark investigation after arson attack (opens the original)
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An arson attack on a Melbourne defence firm is now being investigated as an act of terrorism, with counter-terror police alleging the offenders had pro-Palestinian motives. On 5 July, machining manufacturer Lovitt Technologies was attacked in the early hours of the morning by arsonists who set three vehicles alight and graffitied a building. The Victorian Joint Counter Terrorism team (JCTT), spanning Australian Federal Police (AFP), Victoria Police and ASIO, has released images of the alleged va
The momentary slip that only showed Albanese's escalating control of the Labor Party (opens the original)
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"We are proudly a progressive movement: two words that can't be applied to the escalator in this building," Anthony Albanese said to much mirth at Friday's Labor Party conference dinner. The viral moment — in which the prime minister's descent came to a sudden, jolting stop, followed by an expletive-laden reaction — was one of the very few times this week that the Albanese didn't appear to have a level of mastery over events that unfolded in Adelaide at Labor's once-a-term policy palooza. With h
Israel's embassy takes rare swipe at Labor's platform on eve of conference (opens the original)
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Israel's embassy has rebuked the Labor party's draft national platform, warning its wording on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict places sole "responsibility" on the Jewish state while overlooking the role of Hamas and Palestinian leadership. The four-page statement is a highly unusual intervention by a foreign government ahead of the party's national conference in Adelaide. Labor's 2026 platform, which outlines the party's priorities and beliefs, contains an expanded statement on "Israel and Pale
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