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Netanyahu, Australia and Anthony Albanese

Netanyahu brands Australia’s Albanese ‘weak’ over Palestinian state recognition

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dismissed accusations from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who called the Australian leader a "weak politician" for recognizing a Palestinian state.

Reuters on MSN · 3h

Australia's Albanese downplays Netanyahu's criticism as ties sour

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Wednesday that he treats leaders of other countries with respect after his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu attacked him over his decision to recognise a Palestinian state.

U.S. News & World Report · 21h

Israel's Netanyahu Says 'Weak' Australian PM Abandoned Jewish Community

Netanyahu's comment followed Israel's revocation of the visas of Australian diplomats to the Palestinian Authority on Monday, after a decision by Canberra to recognise a Palestinian state and cancel the visa of an Israeli lawmaker.

Israel cancels Australian visas

The Independent on MSN · 20h

Australia cancels visa of far-right Israeli politician

Australia has cancelled the visa of an Israeli lawmaker from prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu 's governing coalition who has advocated against Palestinian statehood and called for Israel to annex the occupied West Bank.

The Financial Times · 1d

Israel cancels Australian visas as diplomatic rift deepens

The cancellations by Israel followed “Australia’s decisions to recognise a ‘Palestinian state’ and against the backdrop of Australia’s unjustified refusal to grant visas to a number of Israeli figures”,

Reuters · 1d

Israel revokes visas for some Australian diplomats

Israel’s foreign minister said on Monday he had revoked the visas of Australian diplomats to the Palestinian Authority, following a decision by Canberra to recognise a Palestinian state and cancel an Israeli lawmaker's visa.

Google to pay $360M in Australia

UPI on MSN · 1d

Google to pay $360M in Australia for Android preinstallation deals

The Australian government announced Monday that Google must pay after having admitted to making monopolistic preinstallation deals with Android manufacturers.

Los Angeles Times on MSN · 1d

Google to pay $36-million fine for anticompetitive deals in Australia

Google has agreed to pay a $36-million fine for anticompetitive deals with Australia's two largest telecommunications companies.

Fast Company · 1d

Google fined $36 million for anticompetitive deals with Australia’s largest telcos

Under the anticompetitive agreements, Telstra and Optus only pre-installed Google Search on Android phones sold to customers.

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Australia’s relations with Israel are lying in tatters

Australia and Israel are – were – traditional allies. A former leader of Australia’s Labor party and then president of the ...

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Netanyahu slams Australia PM, says he 'betrayed Israel and abandoned Australia's Jews'

Australia and Israel have taken diplomatic efforts against each other as tensions between the two nations over the war in Gaza grow.

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Granting visas to enter Australia is a delicate balancing act - whether you’re a politician or not

Australia’s process of granting (and cancelling) visas is back in the spotlight. It’s a complicated issue, both legally and ...

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Why does Australia have earthquakes? The whole continent is under stress from distant forces

Last Saturday at 9:49am local time, a magnitude 5.6 earthquake occurred about 50km west of Gympie in Queensland. The ...

4 Airlines Add Non-Stop Flights From The U.S. To Australia

Australia is a hot travel destination, and soon it will be easier to get to than ever, as several new non-stop routes are ...

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Republicans, Democrats alike exhort Trump: Keep security pact with Australia and UK alive

U.S. lawmakers are urging the Trump administration to maintain a security partnership with Australia and the United Kingdom ...

Goldman Sachs Targets Richest Families in Australia Expansion

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. plans to expand its private wealth management team in Australia to capture a boom in self-made ...

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Slow progress in Australia's space industry, confident that government will step up: Gilmour Space

Adam Gilmour of Gilmour Space sees more support from the Australian government to speed up progress in the space industry.

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