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The motion passed 36–17.

Government splits vote and rejects “congratulations” clause as Greens brand major parties “war parties.”

One attendee thanked U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Gary Johns also said taxpayers should not support multiculturalism, and that visa conditions should consider anti-Semitism.

Young Chinese nationals are targeted by the CCP to work as spies via methods like financial incentives, career opportunities, grooming, or coercion.

‘Many Australians in the Middle East are unable to leave due to airspace closures, including around major transit hubs,’ said Minister Penny Wong.

ACT is home to the country’s largest public sector but has the lowest birth rate in the country.

‘Sanctioning is really a symbolic act, if we’re not actually taking measures to enforce those sanctions,’ said former hostage Kylie Moore-Gilbert.

New research suggests ‘wonder pill’ for weight loss may have potential unintended outcomes.

The nationwide platform will send prominent, location-based alerts to mobile phones, even if set to silent.

‘Impersonating individuals to provoke division and conflict is a well-known tactic used in the CCP’s disruption,’ said Ted Hui.

His comments come after the Trump administration’s global tariffs were struck down by the US Supreme Court.

A four-way contest is emerging in the regional NSW seat long held by the Liberals, with Coalition partners set to face off.

‘It is not wrong to suspect the [CCP] regime or its sympathisers may be involved in bomb threat,’ Lyle Shelton said.

Stephen Rue said Optus is restructuring leadership and emergency systems after a 14-hour outage disrupted 000 calls.

February 2026 marks the fourth anniversary of the full-scale war in Ukraine initiated by Russia.

CCP spokesperson Mao Ning spoke about the recent bomb threat against the Australian prime minister, which was later doctored from the transcript.

The Australian government is calling back the families of officials in the Middle East and urging other citizens to avoid the region.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has signalled tough new penalties.

A job listing on an online odd-jobs site offered $100 for individuals to attend a pro-Palestine event for at least one hour.

The motion passed 36–17.

Government splits vote and rejects “congratulations” clause as Greens brand major parties “war parties.”

One attendee thanked U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Gary Johns also said taxpayers should not support multiculturalism, and that visa conditions should consider anti-Semitism.

Young Chinese nationals are targeted by the CCP to work as spies via methods like financial incentives, career opportunities, grooming, or coercion.

‘Many Australians in the Middle East are unable to leave due to airspace closures, including around major transit hubs,’ said Minister Penny Wong.

ACT is home to the country’s largest public sector but has the lowest birth rate in the country.

‘Sanctioning is really a symbolic act, if we’re not actually taking measures to enforce those sanctions,’ said former hostage Kylie Moore-Gilbert.

New research suggests ‘wonder pill’ for weight loss may have potential unintended outcomes.

The nationwide platform will send prominent, location-based alerts to mobile phones, even if set to silent.

‘Impersonating individuals to provoke division and conflict is a well-known tactic used in the CCP’s disruption,’ said Ted Hui.

His comments come after the Trump administration’s global tariffs were struck down by the US Supreme Court.

A four-way contest is emerging in the regional NSW seat long held by the Liberals, with Coalition partners set to face off.

‘It is not wrong to suspect the [CCP] regime or its sympathisers may be involved in bomb threat,’ Lyle Shelton said.

Stephen Rue said Optus is restructuring leadership and emergency systems after a 14-hour outage disrupted 000 calls.

February 2026 marks the fourth anniversary of the full-scale war in Ukraine initiated by Russia.

CCP spokesperson Mao Ning spoke about the recent bomb threat against the Australian prime minister, which was later doctored from the transcript.

The Australian government is calling back the families of officials in the Middle East and urging other citizens to avoid the region.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has signalled tough new penalties.

A job listing on an online odd-jobs site offered $100 for individuals to attend a pro-Palestine event for at least one hour.