Crystal-Rose Jones
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Crystal-Rose Jones is a reporter based in Australia. She previously worked at News Corp for 16 years as a senior journalist and editor.
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Trump Says He Is ‘Surprised’ by Australia’s Stance on Securing Strait of Hormuz
Australian ministers maintain they were never formally asked.
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Minister Blocks Alleged Name Change Push, Urges James Cook University to Focus on Education
The LNP government has acted after media reports of an apparent name change being considered by James Cook University.
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Parliamentary Committee Urges Australia Adopt UN Framework on Climate ‘Misinformation’
The Committee’s report made 21 recommendations on how to deal with climate misinformation, while 3 right-leaning senators dissented.
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Waste Sector Warns Diesel Shortage Could Disrupt Trash Collection
‘Ensuring continuity of waste and recycling services is not optional,’ said Gayle Sloan, CEO of the waste disposal peak body.
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Governments to Back Struggling Aluminium Smelter in Return for $7 Billion Green Energy Push
A flood of cheap Chinese commodities have put already-strained refining facilities on the ropes.
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Government Fast-Tracks Emergency Process to Aid Truck Drivers Amid Fuel Price Surge
New amendments will allow truck drivers to apply for emergency orders more quickly to ensure they are paid enough to cover fuel costs.
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One Nation Push for NDIS Inquiry Voted Down by Labor, Greens
Labor says the government is running its own inquiry into the troubled NDIS.
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Migration, Cost of Living, or the MotoGP: What Mattered to South Australian Voters?
‘I love that Peter Malinauskas is bringing a lot of people to our state to support our businesses,’ said one voter.
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1 Stabbed, 3 Hospitalised After 30-Man Brawl During Muslim Celebration
The incident comes amid broader scrutiny of assimilation and Australia’s migration policy.
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Senator Admits ‘Voters Rejected’ Liberal Party After Massive One Nation Swing in SA
‘It’s very grim, but it could have been worse. So we’ve got to rebuild. We’ve got to think about what this means for us in South Australia,’ said Leah Blyth.
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Trump Says He Is ‘Surprised’ by Australia’s Stance on Securing Strait of Hormuz
Australian ministers maintain they were never formally asked.
|
Minister Blocks Alleged Name Change Push, Urges James Cook University to Focus on Education
The LNP government has acted after media reports of an apparent name change being considered by James Cook University.
|
Parliamentary Committee Urges Australia Adopt UN Framework on Climate ‘Misinformation’
The Committee’s report made 21 recommendations on how to deal with climate misinformation, while 3 right-leaning senators dissented.
|
Waste Sector Warns Diesel Shortage Could Disrupt Trash Collection
‘Ensuring continuity of waste and recycling services is not optional,’ said Gayle Sloan, CEO of the waste disposal peak body.
|
Governments to Back Struggling Aluminium Smelter in Return for $7 Billion Green Energy Push
A flood of cheap Chinese commodities have put already-strained refining facilities on the ropes.
|
Government Fast-Tracks Emergency Process to Aid Truck Drivers Amid Fuel Price Surge
New amendments will allow truck drivers to apply for emergency orders more quickly to ensure they are paid enough to cover fuel costs.
|
One Nation Push for NDIS Inquiry Voted Down by Labor, Greens
Labor says the government is running its own inquiry into the troubled NDIS.
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Migration, Cost of Living, or the MotoGP: What Mattered to South Australian Voters?
‘I love that Peter Malinauskas is bringing a lot of people to our state to support our businesses,’ said one voter.
|
1 Stabbed, 3 Hospitalised After 30-Man Brawl During Muslim Celebration
The incident comes amid broader scrutiny of assimilation and Australia’s migration policy.
|
Senator Admits ‘Voters Rejected’ Liberal Party After Massive One Nation Swing in SA
‘It’s very grim, but it could have been worse. So we’ve got to rebuild. We’ve got to think about what this means for us in South Australia,’ said Leah Blyth.
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