Alison Xiao
Reporter at Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
Audio Current Affairs reporter | [email protected]
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3 days ago |
abc.net.au | Alison Xiao
The prime minister has labelled Russia's push for stronger military ties with Indonesia "propaganda", after Moscow's ambassador to Indonesia said Australia has "no cards" to play in that relationship. The government has been under pressure from the Coalition, which has been demanding a briefing on reports Russia wants to base aircraft in Papua province, Indonesia, and accusing Labor of "deception and trickery" on a national security issue.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Maani Truu |Alison Xiao
Voters are split on whether Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton is better equipped to deal with Donald Trump, according to a new poll, as Australians' trust in the United States drops to two-decade lows following the president's return to the White House. The Lowy Institute survey found 34 per cent of respondents thought Mr Albanese would be better at managing Australia's relationship with the US and Mr Trump compared to 35 per cent who chose Mr Dutton and 30 per cent who were undecided.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Alison Xiao
Security fears have been raised after the prime minister was approached by alt-right protesters in the lobby of a Melbourne hotel he was staying in, a location that is meant to remain secret. A video circulating on social media shows two men confronting Anthony Albanese as he spoke with a staffer, yelling questions about the cost of housing before being moved on by the prime minister's security.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Alison Xiao |Evelyn Manfield
Independent MP Monique Ryan now says she believes social media content paid for by politicians should be disclosed, after earlier saying she didn’t have an opinion. On Sunday, when Ms Ryan was asked on ABC Insiders about revelations fellow “teal” Allegra Spender had paid for content creators to post on social media, she said didn’t have an opinion.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Alison Xiao
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced the Labor Party will seek to bring the Port of Darwin back under Australian ownership if it wins the federal election. The port has been in a Chinese company's hands after the Northern Territory government awarded a 99-year lease to Beijing-controlled Landbridge Group in 2015, under a deal approved by the-then Turnbull government.
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