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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton
Senate Approves Labor’s CFMEU Administration Bill Amid Opposition Concerns
The law mandates a minimum 3-year administration period for all branches and imposes a lifetime ban on officials with criminal records.
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‘Disappointment’: Dutton Responds as NSW Liberal Mishap Leaves Candidates Unregistered for Election
Eight local councils will face elections without a Liberal Party candidate due to a failure to submit nominations on time.
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Visa Debate Heats Up: Dutton Challenges Albanese on Palestinian Visitor Approvals
For the second day in a row, the Opposition targeted the Albanese government in Parliament over its handling of visas for Palestinians.
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Albanese Defends Security Protocols Amid Concerns Australia is Accepting Gaza Refugees
The federal opposition has pushed the government on its security measures during Question Time.
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‘Should Have Had It 25 Years Ago’: Gladstone Residents Back Nuclear to Cut Power Bills, Save Animals
Local people and politicians from the towns where nuclear plants have been proposed have explained their cases for and against the planned move.
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Opposition Leader Defends Comments Comparing Anti-Semitism to Major Gun Massacre
The opposition leader claims he was comparing the response of Anthony Albanese to that of John Howard, and says the PM has failed to stem rising antisemitism.
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Immigration Detainees Who Broke Law Won’t Be Charged Due to ‘Technical Issue’
The issue with visas has existed for more than a decade, but wasn’t rectified when several dangerous detainees were released after a High Court ruling.
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Opposition Confirms It Will Develop 6 Nuclear Power Sites
The reactors are likely to be sited on disused coal stations, to take advantage of existing transmission infrastructure, but many have spoken against the move.
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From Bamboo Bikes to Vinyl Records: Quirky Assets of MPs Revealed
From stealing chips to owning a bamboo bicycle, MPs bare (almost) all in their declarations.
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Senate Approves Labor’s CFMEU Administration Bill Amid Opposition Concerns
The law mandates a minimum 3-year administration period for all branches and imposes a lifetime ban on officials with criminal records.
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‘Disappointment’: Dutton Responds as NSW Liberal Mishap Leaves Candidates Unregistered for Election
Eight local councils will face elections without a Liberal Party candidate due to a failure to submit nominations on time.
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Visa Debate Heats Up: Dutton Challenges Albanese on Palestinian Visitor Approvals
For the second day in a row, the Opposition targeted the Albanese government in Parliament over its handling of visas for Palestinians.
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Albanese Defends Security Protocols Amid Concerns Australia is Accepting Gaza Refugees
The federal opposition has pushed the government on its security measures during Question Time.
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‘Should Have Had It 25 Years Ago’: Gladstone Residents Back Nuclear to Cut Power Bills, Save Animals
Local people and politicians from the towns where nuclear plants have been proposed have explained their cases for and against the planned move.
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Opposition Leader Defends Comments Comparing Anti-Semitism to Major Gun Massacre
The opposition leader claims he was comparing the response of Anthony Albanese to that of John Howard, and says the PM has failed to stem rising antisemitism.
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Immigration Detainees Who Broke Law Won’t Be Charged Due to ‘Technical Issue’
The issue with visas has existed for more than a decade, but wasn’t rectified when several dangerous detainees were released after a High Court ruling.
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Opposition Confirms It Will Develop 6 Nuclear Power Sites
The reactors are likely to be sited on disused coal stations, to take advantage of existing transmission infrastructure, but many have spoken against the move.
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From Bamboo Bikes to Vinyl Records: Quirky Assets of MPs Revealed
From stealing chips to owning a bamboo bicycle, MPs bare (almost) all in their declarations.
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