Topics: Online safety; Middle East conflict; Parliamentarian job sharing; 08:05AM AEST 22 April 2024 Michael Rowland: The Federal Government and Opposition are united this morning in calls for more action on misinformation and harm in the wake of the stabbing attacks in Sydney. Elon Musk has vowed to challenge an order for X, formerly…
DetailsTopics: Sydney attacks; Online reform; Defence spending; Justice Lee verdict; 08:30AM AEST 21 April 2024 Andrew Clennell: Well, joining me live is Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister and Opposition Senate Leader, Simon Birmingham. Simon Birmingham, thanks for your time. I might start with the Bondi and Wakeley attacks during the week. Has the government and…
DetailsTopics: Terror incident at West Sydney church; Iran attack on Israel; 07:50AM AEST 16 April 2024 Pete Stefanovic: Let’s go to our Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister, Simon Birmingham. Simon, appreciate your time. So, look again, we’re dealing with another stabbing attack in Sydney. Just your thoughts on this happening again. Simon Birmingham:…
DetailsTopics: Iran launches attack on Israel; Australia needs to increase support to Ukraine; 02:45PM AEST 15 April 2024 Tom Connell: Joining me live now, the Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister, Simon Birmingham. Thank you for your time. What has happened to Israel? Obviously, attacks that have been condemned. Does this mean they are entitled to…
DetailsTopics: Labor puts cart before horse and risks rewarding terrorists; U.S. commitment to Pacific; 10:25AM AEST 12 April 2024 Laura Jayes: Let’s go live to Adelaide now. The Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Birmingham joins us. Simon, thanks so much for your time. Simon Birmingham: Morning, LJ. Laura Jayes: This…
DetailsTopics: Labor puts cart before horse and risks rewarding terrorists; Julian Assange; 12:25PM AEST 11 April 2024 Kieran Gilbert: Let’s go live now to the Shadow Foreign Minister, Simon Birmingham. A lot to talk about ahead of the Prime Minister’s speech. He’s going to speak from the Queensland Media Club in a couple…
DetailsTopics: Labor puts cart before horse and risks rewarding terrorists; 07:35AM AEST 11 April 2024 Stephen Cenatiempo: The Opposition says Labor’s plan to pre-emptively recognise a Palestinian state would reward Hamas for the October 7th terrorist attack on Israel and risk bipartisan consensus on foreign policy. The Shadow Foreign Minister, Simon Birmingham, said Labor’s…
DetailsTopics: Labor puts cart before horse and risks rewarding terrorists; 5:05PM AEST 10 April 2024 Andy Park: Meanwhile, the Shadow Foreign Affairs minister, Simon Birmingham, says Labor is putting the cart before the horse and risks rewarding terrorists. He joins me now. Welcome to you, Senator. Simon Birmingham: Hello, Andy. It’s good to…
DetailsTopics: Labor puts cart before horse and risks rewarding terrorists; 1:10PM ACST 10 April 2024 Simon Birmingham: Penny Wong’s speech overnight, has done nothing but create confusion about whether the Albanese Government is proposing to fast-track recognition of a Palestinian state, or whether they remain committed to the decades long bipartisan policy of supporting…
DetailsTopics: Labor puts cart before horse and risks rewarding terrorists; 12:30PM ACST 10 April 2024 Narelda Jacobs: Returning now to our top story. Shadow foreign Affairs Minister Simon Birmingham has criticised Penny Wong’s speech last night, which signalled the federal government is considering recognising a Palestinian statehood as a pathway to a two-state…
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