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James MorrowNational Affairs Editor

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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NSW

Alex Fitzgerald, 13, Natalia Alvarez Lopez, 13, Ethan Fitzsimons, 13, and Romina Zepeda, 13, at St Leo's Catholic College, in Wahroonga, today.(Story is about a new international report which says Aussie kids have gotten better at maths if they're in year 8). Picture:Justin Lloyd.

Years behind: Push to save our kids’ futures

Australia will set itself a 10-year goal to fix its dismal school performance and get the country back among the top education nations.

UPDATEDNSW

Nation’s biggest law firm loses CEO over Christian Porter memo

Legal firm MinsterEllison’s CEO has left over comments she made about Christian Porter in a staff email, while a WA legal board is attempting to ban the Attorney-General from practising law.

NSW

Inquest into death of Porter accuser likely

The Prime Minister has confirmed Christian Porter will not be returning to parliament when it resumes next Monday.

ExclusiveNSW

China and Australia flag together realtions textile cloth fabric texture

Beijing bullies now targeting Brits

After hitting Australia in a trade war, it appears the Chinese Communist Party is now setting its sights on the UK, according to a new report.

UPDATEDNSW

‘Mob process’: Inquiry into death of Porter’s accuser dismissed

The Prime Minister’s dismissal comes as the parents of the deceased woman said they would support “any inquiry” into their daughter’s suicide.

NSW

Rebecca Jackes and her daughter Chloe Jackes, 3, (left) with friends Eloise Pillemernt and her daughter Azalea, 3, both from Bondi reading the Dr. Seuss book Green Eggs and Ham at Centennial Park. Six Dr. Seuss books are being pulled because of imagery now considered racist. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Dr Seuss sales skyrocket after cancel controversy

The banned Dr. Seuss books have rocketed up the Amazon best seller charts in Australia in the wake of six of his books being “cancelled”.

UpdatedNational

Australia's attorney general Christian Porter speaks during a press conference in Perth on March 3, 2021, after he outed himself as the unnamed cabinet minister accused of raping a 16-year-old girl. (Photo by Stefan Gosatti / AFP)

Rape complainant’s parents want death investigated

The parents of the woman who alleged she was raped by Christian Porter want an investigation as Scott Morrison won’t back an independent inquiry.

NSW

(TRIA178) SYDNEY, Fire broke out in the Hard Rock Cafe in inner Sydney Wednesday night (14th July, 1999) Four fire units contained the fire, which started in the kitchen. The alarm was sounded at 5.35pm. Picture shows fire brigade outside the fron of the restaurant. (AAP Image/Tim Cole)

Hard Rock timeline questioned in Porter claim

References to Sydney’s Hard Rock Cafe at a press conference have raised questions over the timeline of events relating to allegations levelled against Attorney-General Christian Porter.

QLD Politics

Tearful A-G rejects ‘wild, unrestrained’ rape allegations

Christian Porter warned a “new normal” of trial by social media was a threat to due process in Australia as he denied historical rape claims.

EXCLUSIVENSW

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 26, 2021 Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks at a press conference during a visit to Visy Manufacturing in Penrith. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Flavio Brancaleone

Prime Minister to launch ‘resources roadmap’

Scott Morrison will launch a new “resources roadmap” to encourage Aussie businesses to use local resources to create high value and high tech products such as batteries and solar cells.

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