However, the Coalition’s decision to say it would reverse Palestinian recognition if elected was both unnecessary and unwise.

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The Liberals might be engaged in a policy overhaul, but the shape of the Coalition under Sussan Ley is now clear — and it looks awful familiar.

Sussan Ley has been federal Liberal leader now for exactly 95 days. Today also marks 42 years since veteran Liberal MP Jim Killen retired from politics. More on him later.

The announcement by Hamas founder Hassan Yousef that the organisation applauds Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s recognition ...

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The two-state solution? Australia’s joint statement with 14 other countries of 29 July claims to support Palestinian recognition and a two-state solution, but in reality, props up Israel’s genocidal ...

Readers respond the Albanese government’s move to recognise the state of Palestine and underquoting in the housing industry.