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MARK RILEY: Labor’s plan to tackle cost-of-living settles a long-running debate. Our inflation problem is indeed homegrown.
Thirty crossbench and Greens parliamentarians are demanding the man sentenced to prison after helping expose allegations of war crimes be pardoned.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has arrived in Beijing early for talks with Xi Jinping the Kremlin hopes will deepen a strategic partnership between the two most powerful geopolitical rivals of the United States.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says it was not appropriate for one of his senators to use the phrase ‘from the river to the sea’ in a statement in which she labelled what was happening in Gaza as genocide.
Prosecutors who are trying to convict Donald Trump of falsifying documents bet big on Michael Cohen this week. And it may just have paid off.
The US presidential campaigns of Joe Biden and Donald Trump have signalled their agreement to debate.
Slovakian Government officials have shared an update on Prime Minister Robert Fico after he was shot multiple times in an assassination attempt.
The fate of the programs that target radicalised teens hang in the balance following Tuesday’s Federal Budget, after it was revealed there was no money earmarked for the programs beyond the next financial year.
WATCH: Angry farming sector leaders have stormed out on Agriculture Minister Murray Watt’s post-Budget speech in protest at the shutdown of the live sheep trade.
The post-Budget battle to shape the narrative will set the political debate up for the next few months and play into who has the best run into the election due by this time next year.
EDITORIAL: Dr Chalmers wants us to believe he’s motivated purely by the economics, but this is a political Budget driven by Labor’s desire to hang on at next year’s election.
SIMON BIRMINGHAM: What do Bathurst and Devonport have in common? There are plenty of car lovers in both, but they are also about the same size as the increase in public servants employed by the Government.
Jewish groups are demanding Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemn comments made by a Labor senator after she broke ranks with her party to accuse Israel of genocide.
One of the lesser trumpeted features of the Federal Budget was a major change to the way passports are processed in Australia, which is expected to net the Government more than $27 million.
Farmers have walked out on the agriculture minster to show their fury at the 2028 live sheep export ban, while expressing disappointment at the budget.