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Senator Fatima Payman says she will abstain from Senate matters for the week following her suspension from the Labor caucus.

A plan by the Albanese government to raise the pay of the incoming governor-general by over $214,000 has received support from the opposition.

The journalist was blocked from entering a government press event, but by Australian officials.

Technology could help breathe life into ailing businesses across the nation, but that technology comes with an ever-increasing need for power.

The manufacturing division of the CFMEU wants to walk, with a bill set to be voted on in Parliament next week.

Australians can travel to China for up to 15 days without needing to apply for a visa, in a move announced during Premier Li’s visit to Australia.

Li Qiang’s visit has, for the most part, been notable for shedding minimal light and generating no heat.

Aside from announcing the signing of a range of bilateral agreements, the leaders of China and Australia offered little beyond statements of goodwill.

‘We need to see an end to the conflict.’

Chinese Community Party Premier Li will visit key locations including a lithium plant and winery.

Net zero is a key driver of economic growth, Anthony Albanese has told the second annual forum on Australia’s Ecoonomic Outlook.

Australia’s immigration minister has once again found himself under fire for saying police were watching criminal migrants with drones when they weren’t.

A professional speechwriter will be paid around $300,000 a year to assist NDIS Minister Bill Shorten, despite there being an existing communications team.

Community safety will over-ride connection to Australia as the primary consideration when deciding whether to deport people convicted of offences.

‘I informed the prime minister about Russia’s ongoing efforts to expand the war and our pressing defence needs to counter the aggressor.’

Reflecting on two years in office, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the media is partly to blame for debate becoming more polarising.

‘It’s all difficult stuff, making sure that we can make the NDIS the best version of itself, including the most sustainable version of itself.’

The former PM described how he felt mocked for his religious beliefs and how “cancel culture” was affecting similarly-minded people.

In this world of tailored illusions, it’s less about policy and more about projecting the perfect image to charm the masses.

Unspent funds in the 2023-24 defence budget will be spent on two new private jets for government use.