Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered his Australia Day message, preaching unity and togetherness in an address that avoids touching on any controversy surrounding the date. In the message, posted to social media, Albanese acknowledged Australia’s First Nations people by stating “what an extraordinary privilege it is to share this continent with the oldest continuous culture, in all its wisdom and its resilience.” Albanese also lightly touched on the societal turmoil of recent months, no

Sky News host Peta Credlin reacts to footage of “truth-challenged” Prime Minister Anthony Albanese suggesting the government would not be repatriating ISIS brides to Australia. | Sky News Australia

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, today, met with US President Joe Biden. Following are the Prime Minister's comments at the start of the meeting: "Thank you, Mr. President, Joe. We've been friends for, I've checked it, over 40 years, and our friendship goes a long way and can take us a long way. I'm delighted to see you. I think we live at a time of great promise but also grave danger. You just spoke about that great promise in the G20 meeting that you participated in and led. You spoke about

9.3K views · 318 reactions | The Prime Minister has used his Australia Day address to say persistence, passion, respect and struggle are integral parts of Australia's story, along with drought, bushfires and adapting to challenges. What do you think of his remarks?  | ABC Brisbane | Facebook