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Wednesday, 4 February 2026
Ministers Marles, Gallagher and Khalil discussed Defence estate sales, Defence Secretary position and Australian citizens in Syrian camps at a press conference.[Full Text]
Treasurer Chalmers discussed interest rates/economy/tax and Coalition on ABC Melbourne.[Full Text]
Treasurer Chalmers was interviewed on ABC Brisbane.[Full Text]
Ministers Catherine King and McBain discussed regional airport grants, Rex, infrastructure/workforce and political issues at a press conference.[Full Text]
Minister Wong welcomed her German counterpart to Canberra.[Full Text]
The Lowy issued 'Bangladesh's election: Can culture counter extremism?'[Full Text]
The Lowy issued a podcast: 'Carney's rupture: Rethinking the rules-based order'.[Full Text]
The Chinese embassy issued information from a meeting between Ambassador Xiao and SA Governor Adamson.[Full Text]
The Lowy issued 'The problem with banning flags at international sporting events'.[Full Text]
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