Tony Burke
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- Antisemitism
Funding threats for unis, school curriculum changes in bid to change ‘dangerous trajectory’
Australia has faced rising antisemitism since Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attack on Israel and the resulting conflict in the region. Not everyone is happy with the plan released to combat it.
- Olivia Ireland and Jessica McSweeney
Latest
Envoy wants education programs to counter antisemitism ignorance
Israel’s prime minister called on the federal government to act after a historic synagogue and Israeli restaurant were attacked in Melbourne on Friday.
- Paul Sakkal
- Exclusive
- National security
Australian members of Terrorgram white supremacist network face 25 years’ jail
The online group, which has been referenced in the manifestos of several terrorists around the world, will be listed as a terrorist organisation.
- Olivia Ireland
- Exclusive
- Political leadership
‘Part-time parliament’ sitting for fewest days in 20 years
Analysis of parliamentary sitting calendars from 2004 to the draft 2025 calendar reveals MPs in the lower house will spend 40 days passing laws.
- Olivia Ireland and Paul Sakkal
Who’s in and who’s out of the new-look Albanese ministry
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s one-time Left faction rival Tanya Plibersek stays in cabinet as the new minister for social services.
- Natassia Chrysanthos
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- Australian film
Trump announces 100 per cent tariff for movies produced outside US
The US president has opened a new front in his trade wars, which could have strong repercussions for Australia.
- Karl Quinn
Hostile and deeply divided: In south-west Sydney, it’s an election campaign like never before
Harnessing anger over Gaza, independents are posing an unprecedented threat to Labor in heartland seats.
- Eryk Bagshaw and Kayla Olaya
Torched, defaced, smeared: have Australia’s corflute wars gone too far?
Candidates in marginal electorates have reported a high number of incidents with campaign posters being torn down, or worse.
- Daniel Lo Surdo, Penry Buckley and Cindy Yin
- Opinion
- Political leadership
There’s an obvious successor for Albanese. The Libs face a tougher choice
Election results trigger, or subsequently lead to, leadership resets. Even in the turmoil of a campaign, players will also have their eyes on the future.
- Michelle Grattan
In Sydney’s west, division over Gaza action drives election debate
An activist group’s attempt to ban politicians from attending Muslim events has drawn criticism from some community leaders, but others insist politicians haven’t got the message.
- Perry Duffin, Anthony Segaert and Matt Wade
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