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Sunday, September 24

"Jacindamania" revives Labour, whatever the poll result: Rann

NZ Labour's revival under a charismatic young leader might not be quite enough to win them government this time, but the end is in sight for the long period of conservative rule across the ditch, writes Mike Rann.

North Korea threat requires "new and creative" moves: Bishop

Australia's foreign minister believes the United States will find "new and creative" ways to deal with North Korea as a tough-talking Donald Trump warns Kim Jong Un has "gotta behave".

Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop. Photo: AAP/Lukas Coch

Expenses scandal spreads to other ministers

Julie Bishop is the latest politician facing scrutiny over travel expense claims as calls for an overhaul of the entitlements system grow louder.

Syria: the "worst humanitarian disaster in years"

The ongoing Syrian conflict represents one of the worst humanitarian disasters the world has seen in years, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says.

Bishop and Plibersek now preferred leaders: poll

Julie Bishop and Tanya Plibersek are now the preferred leaders for their respective parties, according to new polling.

Bishop warns China not to ignore international court ruling

China's reputation and ambitions of becoming a world leader will suffer if it ignores an international court ruling on the South China Sea, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop warns.

Bishop defends Australia's Iraq role

The Australian Government takes full responsibility for its decision to back the US-led 2003 war on Iraq in the wake of Britain’s scathing Chilcot report into the conflict, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says.

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