Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s meeting with Donald Trump has been cancelled after the US President decided to leave the G7 summit a day early because of the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
Katina Curtis
Anthony Albanese has been advised to disarm Donald Trump in his first meeting with the US President with an opening offer of ‘what can I do to help’.
Australians have main character energy when viewing our relationship with the US: it’s of massive importance to us, so of course Anthony Albanese must be the main priority for Donald Trump this week.
The Israel-Iran conflict is already dominating the meeting of G7 leaders in Canada, with Anthony Albanese discussing the global response with Canada’s PM Mark Carney.
Anthony Albanese will call on US business leaders to respect free and fair trade, with the PM under increasing pressure to secure a tariff exemption for Aussie exports.
Jess Wang
The likelihood of the first face-to-face meeting between Anthony Albanese and Donald Trump is overshadowing the rest of the G7 agenda in Australia.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Government will convene a roundtable in August to hear ideas from all quarters about how to tackle stagnating productivity and propel Australia into a stronger future.
Anthony Albanese says the significant global uncertainty reaches beyond economic instability, meaning governments must deliver for people in a concrete way before they can achieve broader social change.
Australia’s case for exemptions or relief from American tariffs will rest on Anthony Albanese’s meeting next week with US President Donald Trump.
If it’s true that good things come in threes, then Anthony Albanese should be booking a Perth hotel room for 2028 already.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Katina Curtis
She made the bombshell announcement standing alongside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in Perth on Monday afternoon.
The Prime Minister has sidestepped a question on whether he’ll be immediately hit with Labor’s proposed tax of super balances above $3m.
Jessica Wang
Anthony Albanese has defended the nation’s reliance on gas days out from the deadline to decide the future of the North West Shelf extension, saying ‘you can’t have renewables unless you have firming capacity’.
Caitlyn Rintoul
The prime minister gifted the cat with a scarf with the words ‘Australia loves Indonesia’.
Demi Huang
Australia and Indonesia have renewed their ties and pledged to pursue closer defence and economic relationships as their leaders vowed to remain ‘good neighbours’.
An awkward handshake turned into a back-slapping embrace, as Anthony Albanese met with Roger Cook to celebrate his emphatic re-election.
Jessica Page
Anthony Albanese will not push his new environment minister to rush a decision on the North West Shelf extension, despite mounting pressure from the Premier and WA industry groups.
Factional quarrels were put on the back burner as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Governor-General Sam Mostyn swore in the new-look Labor Government.
Ellen Ransley
Labor’s Ed Husic has mounted a scathing attack on the Deputy Prime Minister, describing him as a “factional assassin” who prioritised factional wars over showing leadership.
Premier Roger Cook has put the Prime Minister on notice - he wants a decision made ‘promptly’ on whether the life of a key gas project will be extended, and negotiations over the AUKUS deal to be fast-tracked.
Joe Spagnolo
Albanese says he loves WA and lauds it as the engine room of the nation. That should be rewarded by fair Cabinet representation.
The Prime Minister has invited the new pope, Leo XIV, to visit Australia and lauded his election as a momentous day for Catholics around the world.
Anthony Albanese has spent his Wednesday enjoying the sunshine while his former political adversary came to the nation’s capital to pack his bags following a crushing defeat.
Oliver Lane
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told his political opponents to ‘get out of the way’ as he moves on his second-term agenda starting with student debt and housing.
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