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PM Confirms Invitation to Gaza Peace Board, Decision Pending
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the proposal will be considered through proper government processes.
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Parliament Pays Tribute to Bondi Victims With National Condolence Motion
As victims’ families look on from the public gallery, leaders honoured those killed.
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Falun Gong Member Spat at in Australia Amid CCP Hate Campaign
‘I feel a deep sadness for people who have been misled by lies and deceit,’ said Falun Gong practitioner Maryann Leatham.
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John Carpay: It’s Time to Defund Universities That Censor Speech on Campus
Since the 1990s, the cancer of censorship has been tolerated and coddled by university officials across Canada.
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How Equalization Payments Could Be Hurting the Provinces They’re Meant to Help
Lowering Quebec’s power prices by just 2 cents per kilowatt hour could reduce its equalization payments by over $4 billion, one economist points out.
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Conservative One Nation Overtakes Legacy Centre-Right Party for the 1st Time: Poll
One Nation’s popularity has soared since the May federal election.
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Major Australian Religions Unite Against Hate Speech Laws, Neo-Nazis Disband
The leaders of 27 religious groups have written an open letter to the prime minister, urging him to allow more time for consideration.
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‘We’ll Be Back‘: Protesters Pledge ’Invasion Day' Return
About 200 people gathered at Hyde Park in central Sydney on Jan. 18 for a rally on First Nations deaths in custody, which was later dispersed by police.
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Iran Says Executions May Proceed, Warns Any Attack on Leader Signals ‘All-Out War’
The number of confirmed deaths since protests began late last month has now surpassed 3,900, with nearly 4,400 more still under investigation.
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PM Confirms Invitation to Gaza Peace Board, Decision Pending
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the proposal will be considered through proper government processes.
|
Parliament Pays Tribute to Bondi Victims With National Condolence Motion
As victims’ families look on from the public gallery, leaders honoured those killed.
|
Falun Gong Member Spat at in Australia Amid CCP Hate Campaign
‘I feel a deep sadness for people who have been misled by lies and deceit,’ said Falun Gong practitioner Maryann Leatham.
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John Carpay: It’s Time to Defund Universities That Censor Speech on Campus
Since the 1990s, the cancer of censorship has been tolerated and coddled by university officials across Canada.
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How Equalization Payments Could Be Hurting the Provinces They’re Meant to Help
Lowering Quebec’s power prices by just 2 cents per kilowatt hour could reduce its equalization payments by over $4 billion, one economist points out.
|
Conservative One Nation Overtakes Legacy Centre-Right Party for the 1st Time: Poll
One Nation’s popularity has soared since the May federal election.
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Major Australian Religions Unite Against Hate Speech Laws, Neo-Nazis Disband
The leaders of 27 religious groups have written an open letter to the prime minister, urging him to allow more time for consideration.
|
‘We’ll Be Back‘: Protesters Pledge ’Invasion Day' Return
About 200 people gathered at Hyde Park in central Sydney on Jan. 18 for a rally on First Nations deaths in custody, which was later dispersed by police.
|
Iran Says Executions May Proceed, Warns Any Attack on Leader Signals ‘All-Out War’
The number of confirmed deaths since protests began late last month has now surpassed 3,900, with nearly 4,400 more still under investigation.
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