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Packaging magnate Anthony Pratt and Australia’s wealthiest person Gina Rinehart will both attend the inauguration.

The firm words come as relations between Australian and Israeli leadership become strained.

NSW Health Secretary Susan Pearce has asked administrative staff to temporarily pause the processing of psychiatrists’ resignations.

Amidst another spate of anti-Semitic vandalism, the opposition leader has promised a Coalition government will institute minimum sentences for such crimes.

111 reporters are behind bars in a handful of Asian countries, accounting for 30 percent of those imprisoned, says the Committee to Protect Journalists.

Former ABC News Breakfast presenter Tony Armstrong made the comments on social media in support of a donation drive for Indigenous Australians.

Activists say the deal does not address the core issues facing Palestinians.

Two children staying at the hotel narrowly escaped harm in a fire that forced the evacuation of 100 guests at Warwick Farm, in Sydney’s south-west.

Under the plan, more than 1,500 fuel retailers across the state will be required to provide real-time pricing data.

The tax break will be available for businesses turning over $10 million.

The news comes amid a string of anti-Semitic attacks targeting the Jewish community.

Walkable cities are good for health, living costs, and potentially the environment, but retrofitting cities to become more walkable is costly.

The funding comes as part of the Future Made in Australia Act.

Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles is confident America’s new commander-in-chief will back the nuclear-powered submarine project.

The former world number 1 boycotted an on-court interview in response to reporter Tony Jones’ actions.

Signatories include MPs Zoe Daniel, Helen Haines, Monique Ryan, David Pocock, Kylea Tink, Andrew Wilkie, and key human rights and media advocates.

The role will have the power to override existing legislation if the progression of gas projects is being hindered.