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James Morrow is the Daily Telegraph’s National Affairs Editor. James also hosts The US Report, Fridays at 8.00pm and co-anchor of top-rating Sunday morning discussion program Outsiders with Rita Panahi and Rowan Dean on Sundays at 9.00am on Sky News Australia.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 31: (L-R) Jodie Haydon, Alan Joyce and Anthony Albanese at the Qantas 100th Gala Dinner at hangar 96 at Sydney's International Airport on March 31, 2023 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by James D. Morgan/Getty Images)

Why Labor is loving the corporate end of town

Headlines have proclaimed Labor has decided profit is a dirty word and the government is running an “anti-business” agenda, writes James Morrow.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH 5TH APRIL 2023EMBARGOED FOR 2023 POWER 100 SPECIAL - DO NOT USE BEFORE Pictured in Sydney is Aware Super chair Sam Mostyn for Daily Telegraph Power 100 special.Picture: Richard Dobson

‘Change the date’, ‘Invasion Day’: New G-G’s activist past revealed

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made the announcement Wednesday morning, revealing that King Charles III had approved his recommendation of Sam Mostyn to the position.

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28 March 2024, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, MP Chris Bowen and MP Penny Sharpe visited the Hunter Valley to announce a $1 billion program that aims to boost the number of solar panels made in Australia. Liddell Power Station near Muswellbrook will be developed as a solar manufacturing hub. Photo: PMO / Supplied

How many planeloads of political staffers does it take to spend $1bn?

No one believes this green energy revolution will provide anything like the number of jobs or the salaries as currently exist in mines and power plants, writes James Morrow.

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Screen shots from video. Abu Ousayd (aka Wissam Haddad). On Friday 29 March, 2024 delivered a sermon at his Bankstown Islamic centre. (19:50) “Islam is not a passive religion. Yes we are peaceful, but there is a limit. “… If you attack our religion and our fellow brothers and sisters, and if you attack our lands, you are going to be met with men who love death more than you love life.” (16:55) He added: “Muslims are being killed, oppressed at the hands of the worshippers of cows, rats and monkeys.” (19:25) He declared if you “abandon jihad, Allah will send upon you humiliation and he will not remove it …”. Video: https://rumble.com/v4m6sht-friday-khutbah-ramadan-for-the-sahaba-ustadh-abu-ousayd.html

‘There is a limit’: Radical Islamic preacher’s Good Friday warning

A controversial Bankstown preacher has been referred to the police after delivering a fiery sermon on Friday claiming those who attack Islam will be “met with men who love death”.

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‘Air Force advice’ led Albo and Bowen to take two jets to Hunter trip

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has defended the use of two jets to get himself and the Prime Minister to the same solar energy announcement in the Hunter Valley.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA, NewsWire Photos. JANUARY 24, 2024: The Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese and Minister for Communications, Michelle Rowland announce the new ABC Chair Kim Williams at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Free speech could take a hit under proposed misinformation bill

Australians’ free speech could soon by limited by the “entrenched bias” of independent fact checkers under provisions of a proposed misinformation bill, new research has suggested.

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Port chaos: Arrests as police clash with pro-Palestine protesters

Police have charged 19 people who gathered at an unauthorised pro-Palestine rally at Port Botany to protest against the unloading of an Israeli-owned shipping company vessel.

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125,000 new arrivals: record migration surge in just one month

Record numbers of permanent and long term visa holders in January are continuing to create pressure on the government over its promises to put an end to “Big Australia”.

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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA, NewsWire Photos. FEBRUARY 8, 2024: Climate Change and Energy Minister, Chris Bowen during Question Time at Parliament House in Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Bowen’s $100 billion net zero transition cost blunder

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has low-balled the cost of transitioning the country’s power grid to net zero by as much as $100 billion, experts have claimed.

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Youth crime 2023: Police seized imitation firearms during a raid on youth gangs in Cranbourne in April as part of Operation Alliance. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Dutton flags federal ‘post and boast’ youth crime crackdown

Declaring “youth crime is out of control”, Peter Dutton plans to introduce legislation making it a federal crime for young criminals to promote their illegal activity online.

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