Kirsty Needham
Australia and Pacific Politics Correspondent at Reuters
Reuters Correspondent, Australia and Pacific Politics. Former @smh China Correspondent in Beijing. Walkley Scoop award 2022.
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1 week ago |
japantoday.com | Kirsty Needham
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is likely to work more closely with centre-left governments in Britain and Canada, as well as other democratic allies, after a resounding election win strengthened his hand in dealing with the U.S., analysts said. Albanese's Labor Party rode a voter backlash against the policies of U.S. President Donald Trump to a come-from-behind victory that expanded his parliamentary majority, echoing the reelection win a week ago by Canada's ruling party.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Kirsty Needham
Australian prime minister expected to visit Washington in coming weeks for talks on trade, tariffs and defenceAustralian prime minister Anthony Albanese is likely to work more closely with centre-left governments in the UK and Canada, as well as other democratic allies, after a resounding election win strengthened his hand in dealing with the US, analysts said.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Kirsty Needham |Alasdair Pal |Christine Chen
Australia’s Anthony Albanese claimed a historic second term as prime minister in a dramatic comeback against once-resurgent conservatives that was powered by voters' concerns about the influence of President Donald Trump. Peter Dutton, leader of the conservative Liberal party, conceded defeat and the loss of his own seat - echoing the fate of Canada's conservatives and their leader whose election losses days earlier were also attributed to a Trump backlash.
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1 week ago |
capecodtimes.com | Kirsty Needham |Alasdair Pal |Christine Chen
Australia’s Anthony Albanese claimed a historic second term as prime minister in a dramatic comeback against once-resurgent conservatives that was powered by voters' concerns about the influence of President Donald Trump. Peter Dutton, leader of the conservative Liberal party, conceded defeat and the loss of his own seat - echoing the fate of Canada's conservatives and their leader whose election losses days earlier were also attributed to a Trump backlash.
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1 week ago |
publicopiniononline.com | Kirsty Needham |Alasdair Pal |Christine Chen
SYDNEY, May 3 (Reuters) - Australia’s Anthony Albanese claimed a historic second term as prime minister on Saturday in a dramatic comeback against once-resurgent conservatives that was powered by voters' concerns about the influence of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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