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G20 Brisbane 2014

News, comment and analysis from the G20 meeting of world leaders in Brisbane, Australia, on 15 and 16 November 2014

April 2020

  • Barack Obama and Tony Abbott at the G20 summit in Brisbane in 2014

    Obama White House team watched Julia Gillard's misogyny speech when annoyed at Tony Abbott

    Former Obama adviser says Australian PM was ‘very sure of himself without knowing what he was talking about’

18 April 2015

  • Bris-Can protestors march through the streets of Brisbane on the first day of the G20 leaders summit on 15 November 2014 as officials from the 20 biggest industrialised and developing economies met.

    G20 laws cut protest numbers from likely 120,000 to 1,000, inquiry told

    A demonstration forecast to have drawn up to 120,000 people in Brisbane was reduced to as few as 1,000 because of ‘chilling’ temporary laws, review hears

1 April 2015

  • The Australian immigration department accidentally disclosed the personal details of leaders attending the G20 summit in Brisbane last November, including those of US president Barack Obama. Photograph: Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP

    Morning mail newsletter
    Morning Mail: G20 email leak, Germanwings passenger video, Abbott's polling improves

    Guardian Australia’s morning news briefing from around the web
  • Peter Dutton

    New privacy taskforce announced after leak of G20 leaders' details

    Australian immigration department makes move after personal details of all leaders attending November summit were accidentally exposed

    • Scott Morrison says G20 world leaders' data breach 'highly regrettable'

    • G20 data email leak: ombudsman asked to investigate 'systemic problem'

    • Visa applicant's details emailed to wrong person in near-identical case to G20 leak

March 2015

  • Obama and koala

    G20 summit data breach: what are the security risks for world leaders?

  • (L-R) Spain's President Mariano Rajoy Brey, Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, President of France Francois Hollande, U.S. President Barack Obama, Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker attend the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) meeting in Brisbane, Australia, Sunday, Nov,14, 2014. (AAP Image/POOL/Glen Hunt) EDITORIAL USE ONLY NO ARCHIVING

    G20 world leaders’ personal details leak a ‘huge embarrassment’, says Labor

  • US President Barack Obama (2nd R) waves with other world leaders as they take part in the G20 "family photo" during the G20 Summit in Brisbane on November 15, 2014. Australia is hosting the leaders of the world's 20 biggest economies for the G20 summit in Brisbane on November 15 and 16. AFP PHOTO / Saeed KHANSAEED KHAN/AFP/Getty Images

    Australia's immigration department bans email autocomplete after G20 leak

  • Scott Ludlam

    The Australian government can't safeguard Putin's data. That means yours isn't safe, either

    Scott Ludlam

  • White House to take new Outlook on Obama privacy after G20 summit leak

  • Personal details of world leaders accidentally revealed by G20 organisers

  • Lenore Taylor on politics
    Tony Abbott's barnacle-scraping leaves the ship of state listing

    Lenore Taylor Political editor

  • Russia hopes Vladimir Putin's Brisbane G20 koala friend survived mass cull

February 2015

  • Ciaron O’Reilly outside the Brisbane magistrates court, on Tuesday after pleading guilty to entering a secure area during the G20 leaders’ summit last November.

    Anti-war activist only person convicted under short-lived Brisane G20 laws

    Queensland protester Ciaron O’Reilly tells court ‘good law breaking has led to good law making’ in the past before being convicted of entering a restricted zone

January 2015

  • Tony Abbott heading for a climate change cliff - PeoplesClimate-Melb-IMG_8215

    The political value of climate denial has fallen to zero. What will Abbott do now?

    Gabrielle Kuiper
  • Obama and koala

    Has Brisbane outgrown President Obama's 'Brisvegas' wisecrack?

December 2014

  • Muslim girls from Lakemba listen to a class about the acceptance of different faiths in Australia.

    2014 in video: from Manus to Lakemba via bikies and #blokesquestion

  • A bouquet at the scene of the Sydney siege.

    2014 in review: a cavalcade of grim events abroad ends with one frighteningly close to home

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