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US tech companies warn changes will undermine privacy and security
Five prime ministers in as many years have contributed to Canberra’s waning influence
Two countries in spending race as US influence across Asia begins to fade
Tussle with Beijing for influence in region comes as foreign ministers meet
Outcome of deal for APA Group may set tone for Australia-China investment relations
Australia is latest nation to ease tensions with a China preoccupied by US trade war
Government’s one-seat majority threatened as electorate rails against party bickering
Canberra also considers axing support for Iran nuclear deal, mirroring US shift
Turmoil at public broadcaster highlights growing polarisation in media and politics
Royal commission into misconduct advises against introducing new financial laws
Government to hold inquiry over allegations it tried to have TV journalists sacked
Calls for ABC chairman Justin Milne to quit over allegations of bowing to political interference
Shares of operators tumble on probe into misconduct in the sector
Lawmakers complain of bullying and pervasive culture of gender bias
Former defence minister Marise Payne named as new foreign minister
China’s military expansion and an unpredictable White House are sparking increased defence spending in the region
‘Chameleon’ Scott Morrison will need all his skill and cunning to survive in top job
Ex-treasurer takes helm after Malcolm Turnbull ousted in Liberal party leadership vote
A bipartisan policy is needed to increase security and curb emissions
Nation prepares for sixth prime minister in a decade as Turnbull lashes out at rivals
Turnbull drops corporate tax cuts policy to shore up party room support
Prime minister Malcolm Turnbull secures narrow win in Liberal party contest but rivals circle
Prime minister sees off challenge one day after being forced to shelve energy policy