Something is rotten in the state of Danish banking, the reinsurers of the world want nothing to do with coal, and Sky News is hunting for a new boss.
Tension between revolutionary leader Xanana Gusmão and current PM Taur Matan Ruak are at an all time high.
Good morning, early birds. Julie Bishop is set to challenge the Trump administration on Russia. Plus, Labor has a tough week ahead in the Super Saturday byelections. It’s the news you need to know, with Chris Woods.
Abbott's leadership drama has undergone a peculiar transformation in the Fin today, as has Canberra's geography.
After Trump, the Turnbull government is the biggest international enabler of the Netanyahu government's commitment to the brutal status quo of occupation in Palestine.
In a sure sign that Julie Bishop is handling China well, apologists for Beijing are railing against her.
Correspondence released by DFAT shows diplomats warned that more deaths were likely during upcoming demonstrations in Gaza. Turnbull and Bishop have remained largely silent.
Silence can be deafening.
While condemning every killing of an Israeli by terrorists, Australia can't bring itself to say a word when Israeli soldiers deliberately kill unarmed protesters.
It wasn't so long ago that Bishop was seen as an obvious successor to Turnbull. What a difference a year makes.