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Labor’s bill has passed the House of Representatives, but faces an upcoming showdown in the Senate.

The opposition has called for clarity regarding what ‘essential’ items will come under the proposed law.

The legislation has been described as ‘dangerous’ by the Opposition.

Two independent Senators Tammy Tyrrell and David Pocock have already indicated they will oppose the bill.

However, Labor defended the legislation as a necessary step to protect the safety of Australians and uphold democracy.

The opposition has described this move as ‘death taxes by stealth’ while noting concerns with elder abuse.

The Green’s position may have been undermined by their ongoing support for radical protest movements.

Youth crime has been a key issue in the lead up to the Queensland state election.

The Christ the Good Shepherd Church condemned the use of the Sydney stabbing incident earlier this year to further a ‘political censorship agenda.’

Three Australian coal mines have been granted approvals for expansion by Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek.

With numbers flying in the political fight against crime in Queensland, a legal expert says it may be a different approach entirely that would bring change.

The authority suggested the Capacity Investment Scheme could be legislated, administered by a standalone statutory agency and increased in size and pace.

A pro-life group says expanding abortion access puts women’s lives at risk.

The week-long debate saw the Labor Party split with its progressive electorates pushing for inclusion of gender diversity questions.

A change of wording in state legislation will see Queensland go against the UN protocol on incarcerating child criminals.

ARENA is delivering the funding to AEMO.

The immigration, home affairs, and agriculture portfolios saw changes.

The embattled CFMEU continues to face scrutiny of corruption and its conduct.

The Queensland MP says his comments were taken out of context.