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Free Palestine Party forces Labor's hand as Victoria moves to abolish group voting tickets
Rebel News and Reignite Democracy built the right its own preference machine. Now Labor wants the whole system scrapped.
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Global Affairs
Pauline Hanson walks Luton with Tommy Robinson and calls it a warning for Australia's future
Robinson walked Hanson past Luton's Discover Islam centre, a dawah operation built to bring the whole town to Islam.
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Politics
Pauline Hanson tells Liz Truss Britain is worse off than Australia, and we're not far behind
Hanson told Liz Truss she wants Australia out of the UN refugee convention, and doesn't care who it offends.
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Politics
Surya Subekti is Australia's first convicted child trafficker and could be free in four years
A teenager was passed off as a daughter, waved through the border, then sold in Sydney's brothels for 53 days straight.
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Politics
Albanese ships uranium to power India's clean energy, while nuclear stays banned at home
Uranium, gas, super and visas flow to India. Australia gets promises, a cricket match and a bill Victorians never saw.
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Politics
Angus Taylor attacks the party he keeps copying, as One Nation buries them in every state
Taylor's scariest number includes his own tax policy, and his signature is on the net zero pain he warns about.
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Politics
Anthony Albanese also joked about the Japanese PM's 'melons', and hasn't apologised
His office issued a statement, but Albanese himself still hasn't apologised directly to anyone for his crass comments.
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Breaking News
Australian ISIS suspects could walk free from an Iraqi jail after being deemed noncombatants
Australian men suspected of ISIS crimes could be freed from an Iraqi jail, including the husband in the Yazidi slave case.
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Politics
Modi's Melbourne community event draws an anti immigration protest marching on Marvel Stadium
Organisers say the march targets Canberra's migration policy, not the Indian community celebrating with Modi and Albanese.
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Breaking News
Telstra faces fines in the tens of millions as its CEO and the minister both cut leave short
Telstra's CEO cut short an overseas holiday and banks downgraded the stock as welfare checks passed 395 by evening.
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Politics
Lehrmann loses his bid for the footage of Silenced, the documentary featuring Brittany Higgins
A judge kept the Silenced footage from Lehrmann. Off screen, Higgins and David Sharaz have both been declared bankrupt.
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Taxpayers are funding a $532,000 study into Aboriginal connections to outer space, and Malcolm Roberts wants answers
One Nation says the government can't explain why space policy guidelines matter more than Australians who can't pay rent.
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Global Affairs
Nigel Farage quits his Clacton seat to face down a donation probe and dares the voters to send him back
He denies wrongdoing and casts the probe, plus a Sky News UK visit to his daughter, as the establishment closing in.