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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.
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As One Nation surges, Labor doubles down on Welcome to Country instead of the cost of living
The Anzac Day booing lit the fuse, and now the party is formalising the very ritual most voters are already sick of.
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China fired a nuclear missile past Albanese in the Pacific and he's asleep at the wheel again
China fired a nuclear missile past the PM, and Penny Wong's answer is to raise it with Beijing whenever they next talk.
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The Guardian ran a hit piece on Hanson's Socceroos claim and their comments proved her right
One flag, one team, many backgrounds is exactly the monoculture Hanson described, as the Guardian's own readers pointed out.
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Victoria hands $4.9 million to almost 200 multicultural groups as Labor trails One Nation
Premier Jacinta Allan's office says the handout answers diversity being 'under attack', five months from the state poll.
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One Nation will use a by-election inside Andrew Hastie's Canning as a dry run to unseat him
The Liberals have been wiped out across the west, leaving Andrew Hastie to hold a line that is about to be tested.
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Pauline Hanson joins Nigel Farage at CPAC in London as the insurgent right rises
The trip doubles as a warning from Britain, where Nigel Farage's Reform has swallowed both of the old major parties.
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China warns it will fire nuclear-capable missile in South Pacific hours after Albanese signs Fiji pact
Chinese embassies warned regional governments of a missile test within 24 hours of the Albanese-Rabuka signing in Suva.
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Albanese apologises for his cringe 'shag Kylie' podcast after women right across politics erupt
Not to his wife, not to a camera, not to anyone by name. The whole sorry was six words his office put out on Monday.
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Labor wants a say over how your workplace uses AI, and it's the unions who hold the gate
Eight months ago Labor said it would speed AI up. Now its draft platform lets the unions put a brake on the rollout.
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Refugee who lured a schoolgirl with a vape walks free as judge cites his deportation risk
Tony Burke could cancel this man's visa today under section 501 with no new law needed. He has not lifted a pen yet.
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Sean Bell says One Nation would abolish the multiculturalism minister and scrap the office
It's the policy edge of Pauline Hanson's monoculture push, aimed at a multicultural machine costing $435m a year.
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Lidia Thorpe's attacker walks free with a $300 fine after 17 months of court ordered secrecy
The senator brought the suppression order in February 2025. It hid guilty pleas, a deferred sentence and fresh charges.