Australia strikes deal to resettle refugees convicted for crimes
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Fair Work rejects NSW bid to halt rail union’s sick leave-related industrial action
Australia strikes deal with Nauru to resettle refugees convicted of crimes
China extends reach in South Pacific with Cook Islands deal
Top officials to meet next week to prepare Trump-Putin summit
We’ll cut taxes, but only if we can afford it: Dutton
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Thanks very much for reading Need to Know this Sunday, February 16. Here are some of the biggest developments:
- Australia strikes deal to resettle refugees convicted for crimes | The Albanese government has agreed with Nauru to resettle members of the NZYQ cohort of released immigration detainees on the island, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says.
Fair Work rejects NSW bid to halt rail union’s sick leave-related industrial action | A NSW government application regarding the long-running pay dispute has been declined.
- Dutton threatens intervention in the insurance market | The opposition leader says a Coalition government would intervene to bolster competition and lower prices for consumers.
- Hamas frees three Israeli hostages in exchange for 369 Palestinians | Israelis Iair Horn, Sagui Dekel-Chen and Sasha (Alexander) Troufanov were released in Gaza on Saturday (Sunday AEDT) and Israel freed some 369 Palestinians in exchange after mediators helped avert a collapse of the fragile ceasefire.
- Zelensky calls for ‘armed forces of Europe’ | Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday (Sunday AEDT) that the time has come for the creation of a united European force because the US may no longer be counted on to support the continent.
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