Alex Mitchell

Jan 25, 2025 | dailymail.co.uk | Alex Mitchell

Peter Dutton has finally unveiled his new-look front bench, which includes a newly created Donald Trump-style 'government efficiency' portfolio. The opposition leader revealed the changes at a press conference in Cairns, announcing MP David Coleman would replace retiring Senator Simon Birmingham as shadow foreign affairs minister. Mr Dutton also made the eye-catching announcement of Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price as his shadow minister for government efficiency.

Jan 13, 2025 | jwire.com.au | Sam McKeith |Alex Mitchell

Browse > Home / News / Plain nasty': PM, Dutton's tense anti-Semitism clash – J-Wire Read on for article The leaders of Australia’s two major parties have again clashed over increasing anti-Semitic attacks as counter-terror police investigate more incidents. The two men vying to be prime minister have escalated their war of words over who is to blame for rising anti-Semitic crime after the latest attack on a Jewish place of worship.

Jan 10, 2025 | msn.com | Alex Mitchell

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Jan 10, 2025 | dailymail.co.uk | Alex Mitchell

Anthony Albanese has answered questions about the Los Angeles wildfires by promoting his government's climate change policies and taking a swipe at Peter Dutton's nuclear energy plans. During a pre-election campaign swing to Western Australia on Friday, Mr Albanese was asked if he was worried that Australia would not get as much support from overseas should severe bushfires hit Down Under, given the crisis in the US.

Jan 9, 2025 | thisismoney.co.uk | Alex Mitchell |Daniel Piotrowski

Anthony Albanese has taken a swipe at Peter Dutton's nuclear energy policy and promoted his own climate change plans when asked questions about the Los Angeles wildfires. During a pre-election campaign swing to Western Australia on Friday, Mr Albanese was asked if he was worried that Australia would not get as much support from nations overseas should severe bushfires hit Down Under, given the scale of the blazes in the US.