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Trump's very 'praiseworthy' moves: Howard
Conservative hero and Australia's second longest-serving Prime Minister John Howard not only "trembled" at the thought of a Trump Administration but admitted he would have struggled to vote for one.
James Robertson is a Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Conservative hero and Australia's second longest-serving Prime Minister John Howard not only "trembled" at the thought of a Trump Administration but admitted he would have struggled to vote for one.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has won plaudits from America for upping his rhetorical pressure on China to rein in North Korea after talks with American Vice-President Mike Pence focused on reaffirming American-Australian relations.
American Vice-President Mike Pence has arrived at Kirribilli House amid tight security.
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For the past three months media appearances by NSW Senator Sam Dastyari have been as rare as Elvis sightings.
Malcolm Turnbull's own department has been forced to correct records after questions were raised about the validity of his 2010 election to Parliament.
A member of the Liberal party has filed a complaint with the Human Rights Commission against new Liberal MP and former party president Trent Zimmerman for saying ethnic communities engaged in branch stacking.
An understated factor behind voters' switch to Labor heralds bad news for the Baird Liberal government.
Insiders say if funds were redirected, Labor could have done even better in NSW.
For the second election in a row, western Sydney has performed much better for Labor than expected.
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