‘PM show some leadership, anything less is just a cop-out’
Opposition leader Peter Dutton says the PM must crack down on vile anti-Jewish hatred and incitement on our streets and make sure all Australians feel safe in their own country.
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How much the big private health insurers owe government revealed
The NSW Government is continuning its fight against private health insurers, revealding exactly how much it says the big four providers owe the government.
Huge crowd at Sydney mosque to honour slain terror leader
Crowds of people were spilling onto the street at a mosque in south west Sydney for a memorial service, remembering slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
AFP to investigate at least six from pro-Hezbollah rally
The AFP have announced they have been asked to investigate at least six people waving Hezbollah flags at rallies around the country.
‘Should be deported’: Dutton’s fury at Hezbollah rallies
Peter Dutton has said it is “completely unacceptable” that no arrests have been made following protests in Sydney and Melbourne where people displayed pictures of the late terrorist leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Price hikes could force 60k people out of private health insurance
Providers claim state tax hikes on private health insurance could force 60,000 people to drop their cover, heaping further pressure on the strained public health system.
T3 Bankstown line commuters face more than a year on buses
The last train on the T3 Bankstown line made its final journey just after midnight on Monday morning, with Sydneysiders along the line preparing for more than a year of bus services as the track is converted for Metro.
Sick cops racing to get out the door
The NSW Police Force and the police union insist changes to their insurance scheme are “a better deal for police officers” but the scrapping of the lump sum payment has caused an influx of psychological injury claims.
Sick cops exit before insurance changes kick in
The NSW Police Force and the police union insist changes to their insurance scheme are “a better deal for police officers” but the scrapping of the lump sum payment has caused an influx of psychological injury claims.
Listening tour begins: No Voice? It’s time to talk treaty
Despite the failure of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, the Minns government has appointed three commissioners to conduct a year-long ‘listening tour’ to work out how to create a state Indigenous treaty process.
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