‘Let’s be united’: Muslims, Hindus stand behind Australia Day
Faith leaders are urging the next generation to maintain a sense of national pride as Australia Day shapes up to become a hot-button election issue.
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QUT boss issues apology after ‘Dutton’s Jew’ event condemned
QUT’s vice chancellor has issued an apology after the uni was reprimanded by the Federal Education Minister following the anti-racism symposium where “shocking” images were shown.
Is crime Peter Dutton’s secret weapon this election?
Locking up bad guys comes naturally to ex-cop Peter Dutton. It’s in his DNA. So it’s no surprise to see him play to his strengths ahead of the federal election. Will it work with Australians?
Ex-cons get crisis payments faster than DV victims
New data reveals former prisoners are faring better fro crisis payments than women and men escaping domestic violence under the Albanese government.
Albo, Dutton ramp up vote-winning pledges ahead of election battle
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are pushing ahead with their unofficial campaigns, with both leaders continuing to announce vote-winning commitments before the election date is even set.
Albanese and Dutton steam ahead with ‘dummy’ election campaign
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are going full steam ahead despite no election date being set. Here is what the leaders are offering.
‘People need to chill’: Albanese hoses down election speculation
Labor insiders have nominated their predictions for the date Australia will head to the polls. Read when you’re likely to get your next democracy sausage.
Human rights watchdog’s shock demand for Albanese
Australia’s human rights watchdog is demanding the Albanese government apologise to immigration detainees who were held in custody for over a decade.
First person charged under anti-Semitism laws
The first person to be charged under Australia’s strict new anti-Semitism laws can now be revealed.
Outrage over pro-Palestine antics at kids circus
Audience members have been left shocked after a family circus — a part of the Sydney Festival — opened with a political monologue.
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