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Queensland LNP Government Restores Biological Definition of ‘Woman’
The stance overturns existing Labor government guidance that a woman includes ‘all people who identify as a woman or girl.’
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Push to Expand Veterans ‘Gold Card’ Services to Ease DVA Pressure and Boost Retention
One doctor has called the situation ‘heartbreaking and frustrating.’
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Masks, Violence, and Marxism: Antifa’s Playbook Takes Hold in Melbourne’s Streets
A former Marxist organiser says 11 far-left groups mobilised against the “March for Australia.”
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Queensland Trade Visit to Major Chinese Transplant Hospital Spurs Concern Over Organ Harvesting Links
Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.
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Judge Finds Tax Office, Prosecutors Misused Powers and Falsified Evidence in Tax Case
A Queensland judge has blown the whistle on abuses of power inside the ATO and CDPP, warning their conduct threatens the foundations of justice.
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John Williamson Says He Doesn’t Support ‘True Blue’ Being Played at Immigration Protests
It’s ‘a song for all Australians’ the legendary country singer said on social media.
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The US Law Turning Fences Purple, and Why 120,000 Aussies Want It to Deal With Crime
About 120,000 people have signed a petition calling for a local version of ‘Castle Law,’ saying homeowners should have more power to defend themselves.
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Why Gallium Matters: Inside the $3 Billion US–Australia Bid to Outpace China
In a bid to break Bejing’s grip on critical minerals President Trump and Prime Minister Albanese announced they are investing in Australian miners.
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Queensland LNP Strikes Indigenous Councils Accord, Promises Direct Access to Ministers
The move has been likened to ‘The Voice’ proposal.
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Former Pacific Island Leader and Outspoken Beijing Critic Passes Away
Daniel Suidani, a former provincial premier in the Solomon Islands, strenuously opposed his homeland’s increasing ties to the CCP.
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Chinese Jet Fires Flares Near Australian Plane Ahead of Trump–Albanese Meeting
The CCP has regularly engaged in intimidatory tactics against Australia.
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Could Queensland’s Long-Term Bet on Coal Power Pay Off?
‘Queensland will surely be carving itself out a favourable niche relative to other states,’ said economist Gigi Foster.
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Victorian Premier Condemns Left-Wing Protest Violence, Stands by Safety of City
‘The people that came to pick a fight with police were the issue-motivated people on the left,’ said North West Metro police commander Wayne Cheesman.
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Joyce Will Not Recontest Seat at Next Election, One Nation Door Wide Open
Joyce’s resignation comes just days after Pauline Hanson revealed she was expecting a ‘high-profile senior leader’ to defect to One Nation.
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3rd Hearing for Mysterious Chinese Heiress Ends in Delay as Questions Mount Over Identity
Yang has drawn widespread speculation about her identity, with one Canada-based journalist claiming she may be linked to CCP leadership.
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70,000-Tonne China-Built Gas Platform for Woodside Set to Arrive Later This Year
The 70,000-tonne steel platform has been made in Shandong and will be floated to the coast off Western Australia.
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Banking Branches, ATMs Continue to Disappear Across Australia: APRA
Since 2020, bank branches have declined nearly 33 percent with ATMs dropping 46.5 percent.
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US Seeks Australia’s Backing in Critical Minerals Dispute With Beijing
China has tightened restrictions on rare earth metals crucial for defence technologies, forcing the US to turn to its allies for support.
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Queensland LNP Tables Bill to Scrap 70, 80 Percent Renewable Targets
The LNP has also axed several energy advisory bodies established under the previous government.
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Home Affairs Minister Stands by Refugee Welcome, Owens Visa Ban in Migration Address
Tony Burke has called for an end to ‘dog-whistle’ politics regarding the immigration debate.
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Queensland LNP Government Restores Biological Definition of ‘Woman’
The stance overturns existing Labor government guidance that a woman includes ‘all people who identify as a woman or girl.’
|
Push to Expand Veterans ‘Gold Card’ Services to Ease DVA Pressure and Boost Retention
One doctor has called the situation ‘heartbreaking and frustrating.’
|
Masks, Violence, and Marxism: Antifa’s Playbook Takes Hold in Melbourne’s Streets
A former Marxist organiser says 11 far-left groups mobilised against the “March for Australia.”
|
Queensland Trade Visit to Major Chinese Transplant Hospital Spurs Concern Over Organ Harvesting Links
Lawyer and investigator David Matas is in Australia and has raised concerns about the matter.
|
Judge Finds Tax Office, Prosecutors Misused Powers and Falsified Evidence in Tax Case
A Queensland judge has blown the whistle on abuses of power inside the ATO and CDPP, warning their conduct threatens the foundations of justice.
|
John Williamson Says He Doesn’t Support ‘True Blue’ Being Played at Immigration Protests
It’s ‘a song for all Australians’ the legendary country singer said on social media.
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The US Law Turning Fences Purple, and Why 120,000 Aussies Want It to Deal With Crime
About 120,000 people have signed a petition calling for a local version of ‘Castle Law,’ saying homeowners should have more power to defend themselves.
|
Why Gallium Matters: Inside the $3 Billion US–Australia Bid to Outpace China
In a bid to break Bejing’s grip on critical minerals President Trump and Prime Minister Albanese announced they are investing in Australian miners.
|
Queensland LNP Strikes Indigenous Councils Accord, Promises Direct Access to Ministers
The move has been likened to ‘The Voice’ proposal.
|
Former Pacific Island Leader and Outspoken Beijing Critic Passes Away
Daniel Suidani, a former provincial premier in the Solomon Islands, strenuously opposed his homeland’s increasing ties to the CCP.
|
Chinese Jet Fires Flares Near Australian Plane Ahead of Trump–Albanese Meeting
The CCP has regularly engaged in intimidatory tactics against Australia.
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Could Queensland’s Long-Term Bet on Coal Power Pay Off?
‘Queensland will surely be carving itself out a favourable niche relative to other states,’ said economist Gigi Foster.
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Victorian Premier Condemns Left-Wing Protest Violence, Stands by Safety of City
‘The people that came to pick a fight with police were the issue-motivated people on the left,’ said North West Metro police commander Wayne Cheesman.
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Joyce Will Not Recontest Seat at Next Election, One Nation Door Wide Open
Joyce’s resignation comes just days after Pauline Hanson revealed she was expecting a ‘high-profile senior leader’ to defect to One Nation.
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3rd Hearing for Mysterious Chinese Heiress Ends in Delay as Questions Mount Over Identity
Yang has drawn widespread speculation about her identity, with one Canada-based journalist claiming she may be linked to CCP leadership.
|
70,000-Tonne China-Built Gas Platform for Woodside Set to Arrive Later This Year
The 70,000-tonne steel platform has been made in Shandong and will be floated to the coast off Western Australia.
|
Banking Branches, ATMs Continue to Disappear Across Australia: APRA
Since 2020, bank branches have declined nearly 33 percent with ATMs dropping 46.5 percent.
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US Seeks Australia’s Backing in Critical Minerals Dispute With Beijing
China has tightened restrictions on rare earth metals crucial for defence technologies, forcing the US to turn to its allies for support.
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Queensland LNP Tables Bill to Scrap 70, 80 Percent Renewable Targets
The LNP has also axed several energy advisory bodies established under the previous government.
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Home Affairs Minister Stands by Refugee Welcome, Owens Visa Ban in Migration Address
Tony Burke has called for an end to ‘dog-whistle’ politics regarding the immigration debate.
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