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Victorian Liberals Latest to Vote Against Net Zero
During the Victoria Liberal conference, party leaders re-emphasised their focus on crime.
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Albanese to Shut Sydney Office After Years of Protests, Disruptions
The office closes after years of pro-Palestinian protests, graffiti and blockades, with nearby church attendees also affected.
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Queensland Man Charged Over Nazi Salute at Football Match
The 39-year-old was arrested at the Lions-Suns semi-final clash and also handed a lifetime AFL ban.
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‘Vanishing Race’: Katter’s Plan to Boost Birth Rate Amid Mass Migration Concerns
Katter’s comments come as thousands took to the streets once again against migration policy.
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NSW Liberal Leader Safe From Leadership Challenge After By-election Loss
Kellie Sloane was touted as a potential leadership candidate in the future.
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1.5 Million at Risk From Rising Seas: Climate Report Warns Economy Will Bleed Billions
Disasters may cost $40 billion a year and wipe $770 billion in property value.
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‘This Planet Needs to Heal’: Why Aussies Mourned Charlie Kirk’s Death
‘That shot that took out Charlie Kirk has ensured that his message is going to go from one corner of the planet to the other,’ said an attendee.
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2 Australians Charged With Firearms Trafficking Linked to Kidnapping of New Zealand Pilot
A two-year investigation has led to the arrest of two Australians accused of arming West Papuan militants who kidnapped Phillip Mehrtens in 2023.
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Sussan Ley Reveals New Shadow Ministry After Jacinta Price Exit
Ley made a broader than expected reshuffle after Senator Jacinta Price was cut from the Liberal frontbench.
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What to Expect From Australia’s Potential Defence Pact With Papua New Guinea
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese travels to the Pacific nation today, hoping to return with one of the region’s strongest security deals.
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ANZ to Pay Record $240 Million Fine After Bond and Retail Banking Misconduct
Cases cover false bond data, misled savers, ignored hardship notices, and fees on deceased estates.
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New Zealand Looks to Supercritical Geothermal as a New Energy Source
The government has selected a site in the Taupō geothermal region, in the middle of the North Island, as the site for the first exploratory well.
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Islamophobia Report Adds to Calls for Religious Freedom Laws
Incidents of Islamophobia have ’skyrocketed,' Aftab Malik said.
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Australia’s Inland Waterways Have Doubled in Size Since 2019
Known as a land of dry, red desert country, Australia’s waterways have staged a remarkable comeback, new data shows.
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Koala Chlamydia Vaccine Receives Australian Tick of Approval
Chlamydia causes blindness, infertility and death to koalas.
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Funding Setback Puts $8 Billion Victorian Offshore Wind Project in Doubt
Another slated Australian wind farm project faces challenges getting off the ground.
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Liberal Senator Says Jacinta Price Did Not Deserve to Be Removed
Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson says senior Liberal women, including Jacinta Price, have been unfairly targeted.
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Woodside’s North West Shelf Gas Project Approved For Extension, With 48 Conditions
The extension of Woodside Energy’s North West Shelf gas project faced widespread opposition, including from Pacific Island nations currently meeting in Honiara.
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Victorian Liberals Latest to Vote Against Net Zero
During the Victoria Liberal conference, party leaders re-emphasised their focus on crime.
|
Albanese to Shut Sydney Office After Years of Protests, Disruptions
The office closes after years of pro-Palestinian protests, graffiti and blockades, with nearby church attendees also affected.
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Queensland Man Charged Over Nazi Salute at Football Match
The 39-year-old was arrested at the Lions-Suns semi-final clash and also handed a lifetime AFL ban.
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‘Vanishing Race’: Katter’s Plan to Boost Birth Rate Amid Mass Migration Concerns
Katter’s comments come as thousands took to the streets once again against migration policy.
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NSW Liberal Leader Safe From Leadership Challenge After By-election Loss
Kellie Sloane was touted as a potential leadership candidate in the future.
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1.5 Million at Risk From Rising Seas: Climate Report Warns Economy Will Bleed Billions
Disasters may cost $40 billion a year and wipe $770 billion in property value.
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‘This Planet Needs to Heal’: Why Aussies Mourned Charlie Kirk’s Death
‘That shot that took out Charlie Kirk has ensured that his message is going to go from one corner of the planet to the other,’ said an attendee.
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2 Australians Charged With Firearms Trafficking Linked to Kidnapping of New Zealand Pilot
A two-year investigation has led to the arrest of two Australians accused of arming West Papuan militants who kidnapped Phillip Mehrtens in 2023.
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Sussan Ley Reveals New Shadow Ministry After Jacinta Price Exit
Ley made a broader than expected reshuffle after Senator Jacinta Price was cut from the Liberal frontbench.
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What to Expect From Australia’s Potential Defence Pact With Papua New Guinea
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese travels to the Pacific nation today, hoping to return with one of the region’s strongest security deals.
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ANZ to Pay Record $240 Million Fine After Bond and Retail Banking Misconduct
Cases cover false bond data, misled savers, ignored hardship notices, and fees on deceased estates.
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New Zealand Looks to Supercritical Geothermal as a New Energy Source
The government has selected a site in the Taupō geothermal region, in the middle of the North Island, as the site for the first exploratory well.
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Islamophobia Report Adds to Calls for Religious Freedom Laws
Incidents of Islamophobia have ’skyrocketed,' Aftab Malik said.
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Australia’s Inland Waterways Have Doubled in Size Since 2019
Known as a land of dry, red desert country, Australia’s waterways have staged a remarkable comeback, new data shows.
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Koala Chlamydia Vaccine Receives Australian Tick of Approval
Chlamydia causes blindness, infertility and death to koalas.
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Funding Setback Puts $8 Billion Victorian Offshore Wind Project in Doubt
Another slated Australian wind farm project faces challenges getting off the ground.
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Liberal Senator Says Jacinta Price Did Not Deserve to Be Removed
Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson says senior Liberal women, including Jacinta Price, have been unfairly targeted.
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Woodside’s North West Shelf Gas Project Approved For Extension, With 48 Conditions
The extension of Woodside Energy’s North West Shelf gas project faced widespread opposition, including from Pacific Island nations currently meeting in Honiara.
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