Parents back campaign to ban kids from socials until 16
Parents groups making submissions to the parliamentary inquiry into the impact of social media have backed News Corp’s Let Them Be Kids campaign to ban kids under 16 from social media.
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New poll shows battlers choosing Dutton over Albo
Australians struggling with the cost-of-living crisis are swinging to the Coalition, pushing it into a winning lead for the first time since the Albanese government was elected in 2022.
Why Dutton needs a PR rebrand
There are plenty of reasons why Peter Dutton will find it hard to win the next election, but unless the Liberals quickly define him in the public mind, he is at deadly risk of being defined by Labor, writes James Campbell.
Convicted fraudster launches SA Muslim Votes Matter branch
A convicted fraudster, who runs a SA charity has registered Muslim Votes Matter South Australia on behalf of her organisation.
Why we need a Plan B if the computers go down – again
The scariest thing about the global IT meltdown we have just come through is it probably won’t lead to any great change, writes James Campbell.
Revealed: Where King Charles and Camilla will visit on Australian tour
One of the King’s closest royal aides is believed to have been in Australia to map out a tour which is a scaled-down version of what it would have been prior to the King’s cancer diagnosis.
Secret exposed: When Labor knew paltry number would use SRL
Modelling that was provided to Premier Jacinta Allan years’ ago — but kept secret — compared the likely patronage of the $200bn Suburban Rail Loop to existing lines, where passenger numbers are many times higher.
More booze, bashing and betting in Indigenous communities after cashless card axed
Axing the cashless debit card in Indigenous communities has led to a surge in gambling, public drunkenness and alcohol-related violence, with more children going hungry, missing school and wandering the streets at night.
Why Labor fears ‘Ratimas’ in the ranks
Labor is finding out that, for many Muslim voters, just being better than the Liberal Party on Palestine isn’t good enough, writes James Campbell.
Muslims would be ’losers’ in faith-based politics: PM
The Prime Minister has challenged renegade Senator Fatima Payman to quit her seat and stand as an independent at the next federal election — but warned that Muslim Australians would be losers from any move to create a faith-based party.
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