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Australia news live: ‘stronger Quad means stronger Australia’ Albanese says after meeting with summit leaders
Follow today’s news live.   00:16 Anthony Albanese has used his opening address at the Quad summit in Delaware in the US to reaffirm Australia’s commitment to the regional grouping, describing it as a “key instrument to promote stability in our region” and saying that “a stronger Quad means a stronger Australia”.
Albanese meets with Quad leaders as summit begins
The South China Sea and Indo-Pacific security are expected to be significant topics discussed by the leaders of Australia, India, Japan and the US.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese to Address Espionage Concerns with Indian PM Modi at Quad Leaders’ Summit
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to raise concerns regarding a network of alleged Indian spies operating in Australia
Quad has enormous opportunities, but also some challenges: Anthony Albanese
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, during his speech at the Quad Summit in Delaware, said that a lot rests on the forum's shoulders as it is faced with enormous opportunities but also some challenges.
The Quad is ‘not confined’ by tradition: Anthony Albanese
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the Quad is “not defined” and “not confined” by tradition as it does not have a long history. The leaders of the US, Japan, India and Australia have gathered in Mr Biden’s home state of Delaware for discussions aimed at ensuring security in the Indo-Pacific region.
Biden declares Quad is 'here to stay' as he hosts Indo-Pacific leaders for summit in his hometown
President Joe Biden showed off a slice of his Delaware hometown to the leaders of Australia, Japan and India as he hosted what is likely the last gathering of the Indo-Pacific partnership that has grown in prominence under his White House tenure.
Biden opens home to Quad leaders for farewell summit
Biden chose Wilmington, where he resides, for a summit of leaders from Australia, India and Japan — the last of his presidency after he dropped out of the 2024 election
Joe Biden host Anthony Albanese at his home ahead of Quad meeting
The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has spent 90 minutes chatting with US President Joe Biden in Delaware at his private residence. Their discussion was wide ranging covering global issues, regional security and US-Australia relations.
Biden welcomes Anthony Albanese into home ahead of Quad summit
Joe Biden has welcomed Australian Prime minister Anthony Albanese into his private home ahead of Quad summit. Deadly airstrike rocks Beirut hours after Brits urged to leave The Ford Ranger we've been waiting for?
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Albanese cements Australia’s status as the global village idiot
Anthony Albanese is only the latest politician to propose internet censorship. For a quarter of a century, Australia has had ...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ‘confident’ about US support for AUKUS
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Corporate Australia can’t let Albanese brush reform under the carpet
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“Continued our work towards a stable…secure Indo-Pacific region”: Australian PM Albanese after meeting Japan’s PM Kishida
Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, met with his Japanese counterpart, Fumio Kishida, at Greenville, Delaware on Saturday (local time) ahead of Quad leaders’ summit. The Australian PM ...
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Anthony Albanese promised to slash Australia's ballooning immigration - but another 432,150 migrants have still arrived in the last year alone
In the year to July, 432,150 migrants on a net basis moved to Australia. This was despite the May Budget forecasting a fall in net overseas migration to 260,000 by the end of this financial year ...