Nat Barr’s fiery debate over detainees
A Sunrise host and a cabinet minister found themselves in a fiery clash after Labor pledged $225m to police the detainees released into the community in the wake of the High Court decision.
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US ‘weak spot’ sees China strike
As the US is called out for “double standards”, China is making moves which will see it pal up with unlikely allies.
Defeated Lib set to return to parliament
Dave Sharma, the former Liberal member for Wentworth, has won preselection the NSW Senate spot made vacant following the resignation of Marise Payne.
‘Fed up’: Bandt takes stand at climate protest
The Greens leader has issued a warning to the major political parties as he joins a blockade at a major port to demonstrate for environmental change.
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First pictures of ScoMo’s return
After skipping the first week of parliament in favour of an overseas trip, the former prime minister has finally been spotted.
‘Not a recipe for success’: PM’s big warning
Anthony Albanese wants to avoid the mistakes of the past but refusing to do one thing has been labelled “nuts” by one of his own ministers.
Albo accused of ‘recycling’ ScoMo lines
Anthony Albanese has been accused of “recycling” Scott Morrison’s lines as battlelines are drawn for the government’s first test.
Elon Musk’s photo to ‘disprove’ cheating
Elon Musk has posted a photo of himself partying with Sergey Brin as he strongly denies allegations he had an affair with Nicole Shanahan.
One question to change Australia
Anthony Albanese is preparing to deliver a major speech, arguing a major national change can be achieved in just three sentences.
‘Stand by it’: Stunning response to bombshell
The man responsible for a $1.15 billion scheme has responded to a damning report about where a big chunk of the money ended up.
ScoMo’s ‘profound’ reason for Canberra snub
Scott Morrison says he never provoked Beijing, just resisted it, in the speech he skipped parliament to deliver.
Why senator sympathises with Pauline
Pauline Hanson’s controversial storm out during the Acknowledgment of Country has been met with sympathy from an Indigenous senator.
‘Straightforward plan’ to solve ‘racist’ issue
Australia is edging closer to a major change to the constitution, with a leading Indigenous academic revealing why it’s so important now.
‘Too soft’: Fordham blasts Albo
The popular radio host trashed the Prime Minister for being “too soft” over his plans to scrap one contentious thing.
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