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Pollies rally behind national anti-bullying action plan
Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is throwing his weight behind a unified national system to respond to incidents of school bullying ahead of the next election.
Albanese backtracks on federal election timing
A TV host was quick to jump on Anthony Albanese seemingly letting slip the timing of the next federal election, but the PM quickly backtracked. When do you think we’ll hit the polls? Vote now.
Greens pick backs Dutton’s nuclear plan
A decade ago this staunch Greens candidate sought to topple Peter Dutton in his seat of Dickson. Now, he’s backing the Coalition’s nuclear energy plan. Find out why he changed his mind.
Rogue Senator’s latest attack on Labor
Ex-Labor Senator Fatima Payman has delivered yet another blow to her former colleagues — refusing to support a bill they desperately need support for.
‘BullyChat’: Mum of bullied teen calls for Snapchat ban
A mother who lost her teenage daughter to relentless bullying on Snapchat is demanding the digital platform be included in the Albanese government’s world-first social media ban.
Greens new demands for Albanese revealed
As two crucial housing bills remain in limbo, the Greens have cooled off on negative gearing reform but have four new demands for the Albanese government. Read their wishlist now.
Albanese gets glowing endorsement from China
Australia’s Prime Minister has a huge fan … and it’s not who you would expect. See why China’s advice to world leaders is to be like Anthony Albanese.
‘Poison puff’: How new-look cigs could spark black market rush
Manufacturers have until April 2025 to give cigarettes a new look, in order for them to be sold in Australia. However, insiders believe the move will only push smokers to black market tobacco.
Sydney’s health, hospitality at risk as NSW loses $1b to student caps
Sydneysiders could be waiting for longer in emergency rooms under new foreign student number caps, while the students say they feel “devastated” and rejected by the Albanese government.
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