Awards hinted for fallen submariners!

Awards hinted for fallen submariners!

SYDNEY: Moving and emotion-charged ramping ceremonies have been held here this morning for the three Australian submariners who drowned when the nuclear-powered Los Angeles-class attack submarine the USS Charlotte sank the Iranian Navy frigate IRIS Dena off the southern coast of Sri Lanka earlier this month. The ceremonies took place
NATO answers Trump’s call

NATO answers Trump’s call

BRUSSELS: Members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) have formally responded to US President Donald Trump’s demand for allied nations to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz. NATO Secretary-General, Mark Rutte, (main picture) said all member nations of the security alliance had met in the absence of the
Government updates internet images

Government updates internet images

CANBERRA: The Albanese Government has ordered the urgent replacement of key images posted last week on its social media feeds relating to the granting of humanitarian visas to members of the touring Iranian women’s soccer team seeking asylum in Australia. The Department of Home Affairs this morning contacted The Courier-Mail
Pollie’s principled gesture lauded!

Pollie’s principled gesture lauded!

New Nationals leader Matt Canavan (below left) is being lauded overnight for his decision to divest himself of his backyard coal mine in central Queensland while he holds that position he has long coveted.  The Senator is being praised by politics academics for his “strong ethical stance” and “his clear
Barnaby prompts war-gaming

Barnaby prompts war-gaming

CANBERRA: The Albanese Government has begun making contingency plans for Australia’s involvement in the upcoming World War III by meeting US President Donald Trump’s call for allied nations to send warships to maintain oil tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz. The Bug understands that despite initially indicating it would

Awards hinted for fallen submariners!

Awards hinted for fallen submariners!
SYDNEY: Moving and emotion-charged ramping ceremonies have been held here this morning for the three Australian submariners who drowned when the nuclear-powered Los Angeles-class attack submarine the USS Charlotte sank the Iranian Navy frigate IRIS Dena off the southern coast of Sri Lanka earlier this month. The ceremonies took place

NATO answers Trump’s call

NATO answers Trump’s call
BRUSSELS: Members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) have formally responded to US President Donald Trump’s demand for allied nations to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz. NATO Secretary-General, Mark Rutte, (main picture) said all member nations of the security alliance had met in the absence of the

Government updates internet images

Government updates internet images
CANBERRA: The Albanese Government has ordered the urgent replacement of key images posted last week on its social media feeds relating to the granting of humanitarian visas to members of the touring Iranian women’s soccer team seeking asylum in Australia. The Department of Home Affairs this morning contacted The Courier-Mail

Pollie’s principled gesture lauded!

Pollie’s principled gesture lauded!
New Nationals leader Matt Canavan (below left) is being lauded overnight for his decision to divest himself of his backyard coal mine in central Queensland while he holds that position he has long coveted.  The Senator is being praised by politics academics for his “strong ethical stance” and “his clear

Barnaby prompts war-gaming

Barnaby prompts war-gaming
CANBERRA: The Albanese Government has begun making contingency plans for Australia’s involvement in the upcoming World War III by meeting US President Donald Trump’s call for allied nations to send warships to maintain oil tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz. The Bug understands that despite initially indicating it would