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Who is Siobhan McKenna? The ‘irreplaceable’ former Murdoch aide given a top diplomatic posting

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The next general consul to New York chairs Australia Post and is a former News Corp executive Former News Corp executive Siobhan McKenna will be Australia’s next consul general to New York in a surprise appointment given her background as a key strategist and trusted “right hand” to Lachlan Murdoch, a vocal Labor critic. The diplomatic posting in Donald Trump’s home town places one of Australia’s most influential media insiders and corporate leaders into a city where trade and conservative political networks intersect. Continue reading...

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Such is the history of Congress's 'strong spine'

Rahul Gandhi has expressed strong disapproval of the government's stance on UPI transaction charges, urging Prime Minister Modi to resist external influences. The discussion takes a reflective turn as it juxtaposes the current leadership with previous Congress administrations known for their perceived surrender to foreign entities. This examination of history is employed to challenge the credibility of the opposition's viewpoint.

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