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EVs Hit Record High, Petrol and Diesel Sales Fall to New Low
Medium SUVs led the shift, taking over 60 percent of electric sales.
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LNP State Council Backs Ban on Trans Use of Single-Sex Bathrooms, Cutting Payroll Tax
Here are some of the key takeaways from the weekend’s LNP State Council meeting.
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A Nobel Nominee’s Battle With Silence: Beijing’s Shadow Follows Organ Harvesting Investigator Down Under
Nobel Peace Prize nominee David Matas has faced numerous challenges every time he visits Australia, and this time, it was no different.
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The Golden Tonsils Fall Silent: John Laws Dead at 90
One of the pioneers of talkback radio, and probably its best-known star in Australia, Laws retired in November last year, ended a career spanning 71 years.
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China’s Aggression Aims to Isolate Australia, Undermine Regional Security: Analysts
Beijing’s military build-up and naval harassment are seen as a direct threat to vital Indo-Pacific trade routes, forcing Canberra to bolster its AUKUS pact.
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Debate on Extending Federal Voting Cycle to 4 Years Reopens
Experts told the inquiry that fixed four-year federal terms could save $60 billion over 20 years by improving productivity and policy focus.
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Two Slavery-Related Cases Highlight a Growing Issue in Australia
Two Brisbane women and a Melbourne couple will face charges of keeping people in debt bondage and slavery after police raids rescued their captives.
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Appreciate Freedom: Former Top Gun Pilot’s Message on Remembrance Day
Matt Hall, a former Royal Australian Air Force fighter pilot and instructor, says its important to remember the effort that goes into achieving freedom.
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From Sacred to Sustainable: Funeral Services Going ‘Green’
It’s bureaucratic poetry, a brave new world in which even salvation must now meet its emissions targets.
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Shadow Minister Says Lack of ‘Stop and Search’ Powers Slowing Victoria Police
David Southwick says justice in his state has become mired in bureaucratic red tape.
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Doctor Who Fought COVID Jab Issue, Takes Aim at Victoria’s Abortion Laws
Suspended general practitioner says an urgent review is needed into the laws.
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Australian Race Commissioner Calls for First National Probe Into Workplace Racism
A national survey found 93 percent of workers want stronger action on racism, but only 27 percent say their employers are taking meaningful steps.
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Flood of AI Deepfakes Creating the Perfect Alibi for Wrongdoers: Research
Not only are deepfakes capable of misleading, they’re also providing cover for people to be ‘weaponising doubt.’
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‘Just Here for the Music,’ Fans Stand by Band Amid Pro-Palestine Protests
Supporters of Israeli electronic dance group say allegations that they ’support genocide' are unfounded.
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Sussan Ley Is ‘Losing Support,’ Victorian Liberal Senator Says
Ley has received backing from multiple members of her leadership team.
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Senator Warns Australia Giving Away Millions of Tonnes of Gas Royalty Free
Senator David Pocock cited the example of INPEX, which exports around 9 million tonnes of LNG each year without paying any royalty.
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EVs Hit Record High, Petrol and Diesel Sales Fall to New Low
Medium SUVs led the shift, taking over 60 percent of electric sales.
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LNP State Council Backs Ban on Trans Use of Single-Sex Bathrooms, Cutting Payroll Tax
Here are some of the key takeaways from the weekend’s LNP State Council meeting.
|
A Nobel Nominee’s Battle With Silence: Beijing’s Shadow Follows Organ Harvesting Investigator Down Under
Nobel Peace Prize nominee David Matas has faced numerous challenges every time he visits Australia, and this time, it was no different.
|
The Golden Tonsils Fall Silent: John Laws Dead at 90
One of the pioneers of talkback radio, and probably its best-known star in Australia, Laws retired in November last year, ended a career spanning 71 years.
|
China’s Aggression Aims to Isolate Australia, Undermine Regional Security: Analysts
Beijing’s military build-up and naval harassment are seen as a direct threat to vital Indo-Pacific trade routes, forcing Canberra to bolster its AUKUS pact.
|
Debate on Extending Federal Voting Cycle to 4 Years Reopens
Experts told the inquiry that fixed four-year federal terms could save $60 billion over 20 years by improving productivity and policy focus.
|
Two Slavery-Related Cases Highlight a Growing Issue in Australia
Two Brisbane women and a Melbourne couple will face charges of keeping people in debt bondage and slavery after police raids rescued their captives.
|
Appreciate Freedom: Former Top Gun Pilot’s Message on Remembrance Day
Matt Hall, a former Royal Australian Air Force fighter pilot and instructor, says its important to remember the effort that goes into achieving freedom.
|
From Sacred to Sustainable: Funeral Services Going ‘Green’
It’s bureaucratic poetry, a brave new world in which even salvation must now meet its emissions targets.
|
Shadow Minister Says Lack of ‘Stop and Search’ Powers Slowing Victoria Police
David Southwick says justice in his state has become mired in bureaucratic red tape.
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Doctor Who Fought COVID Jab Issue, Takes Aim at Victoria’s Abortion Laws
Suspended general practitioner says an urgent review is needed into the laws.
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Australian Race Commissioner Calls for First National Probe Into Workplace Racism
A national survey found 93 percent of workers want stronger action on racism, but only 27 percent say their employers are taking meaningful steps.
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Flood of AI Deepfakes Creating the Perfect Alibi for Wrongdoers: Research
Not only are deepfakes capable of misleading, they’re also providing cover for people to be ‘weaponising doubt.’
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‘Just Here for the Music,’ Fans Stand by Band Amid Pro-Palestine Protests
Supporters of Israeli electronic dance group say allegations that they ’support genocide' are unfounded.
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Sussan Ley Is ‘Losing Support,’ Victorian Liberal Senator Says
Ley has received backing from multiple members of her leadership team.
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Senator Warns Australia Giving Away Millions of Tonnes of Gas Royalty Free
Senator David Pocock cited the example of INPEX, which exports around 9 million tonnes of LNG each year without paying any royalty.
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