Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has followed in the footsteps of many other world leaders by visiting the Great Wall of China ...

China used to give pandas to strategic allies. Now it loans them out, but it also isn’t afraid to use them as punishment.

In case the symbolism wasn’t obvious on a muggy Wednesday morning just outside Beijing, the prime minister spelled it out.

Regrettably, Australia is stuck with one of Whitlam’s less desirable achievements: Mark Latham. Few did more to build Latham ...

The PM has lent into the legend. In Shanghai, he gave a speech to the Australian business community in the Peace Hotel where, ...

He once had a chance at the top job in the nation — now Mark Latham is defending himself against allegations of domestic abuse and being involved in a sex tape in his NSW parliamentary office.

Walking atop the Great Wall of China, Anthony Albanese has brushed off Chinese concerns about unfair business practices.

Clear skies welcome Anthony Albanese as he ascends the first steps onto the Great Wall of China in a historic visit, walking ...

He said the screening of foreign investment was not country-specific. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Anthony Albanese has hit back against the Coalition’s criticism of his “indulgent” trip to China, accusing them of “constant negativity” and a failure to acknowledge the importance of Australia’s ...

Gough Whitlam driven by a heroic excess of ambition When he was good he was very good. And when he was bad, he was terrible. This is the Gough Whitlam I knew.

On December 2 1972, after 23 years in opposition, Gough Whitlam led the Labor party back to government. What followed was three tumultuous years of crisis and transformation, after which Australia ...