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SYDNEY (AP) — Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape on Thursday become the first Pacific leader to address Australia’s parliament, vowing “nothing will come in between our two countries.”
Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong on Thursday said Marape’s speech and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s speech in the PNG parliament last year – a first by a foreign leader – were critical as both countries sought to “really elevate” their relationship.
There is breaking news that suggests Tuvalu’s prime minister, Kausea Natano, has lost his seat in local elections. This sets the stage for Seve Paeniu and Enele Sopoaga to make a move for the prime ministership.
SYDNEY (AP) — A Russian national has been sanctioned by the Australian government for his role in a cyber attack that compromised the personal information of more than 10 million Australians.
SYDNEY -- Australia will "hold cybercriminals to account," Foreign Minister Penny Wong said on Tuesday as she announced sanctions against a Russian national over the 2022 hack of the country's largest private health insurer.
SYDNEY -- Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the government remains "deeply troubled" by the indefinite detention of writer Yang Hengjun, five years after his arrest in China.