Maiden: Media loses its memory in radical Mostyn meltdown
You would think that Anthony Albanese had just appointed Che Guevara or Vladimir Lenin, writes Samantha Maiden.
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Albo downplays big Palestine call
Anthony Albanese says there is nothing to see here after his Foreign Minister floated a change to how Australia views a Palestinian state.
‘Dead’: Worst confirmed for Aussie crisis
Experts are concerned the government’s multibillion-dollar plan to solve the country’s housing crisis is a failure – before it’s even begun.
Aussies want steady energy transition to safeguard bills
A majority of Australians oppose a fast transition to renewables amid concern over higher power bills, underscoring the challenges facing the Albanese government, according to CSIRO.
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‘Extremely damaging’: Risk in rushed Voice
The government needs to target a key group of voters if it wants its Voice referendum to succeed, a Liberal senator has warned.
Shock as MPs break ranks over super
Anthony Albanese has found himself with a pair of unlikely allies after the government questioned whether it should overhaul superannuation.
Praise for ‘bold’ security reform agenda
Technology executives have welcomed the government’s goal of making Australia the most cyber secure nation by 2030, but have warned of potential overreach and unnecessary red tape.
‘No one there’: PM dunks on Project hosts
Fresh off a grilling on his plans for the superannuation system, Anthony Albanese took a cheeky dig at the Project panel.
Government urged to hike carbon ambition
The Carbon Market Institute says the Albanese government should lift the rate of forced emission cuts after 2030, while also including a bigger group of polluters.
Australian first celebrated on Mardi Gras
The biggest Mardi Gras celebration ever held in Sydney experienced a national first amid the World Pride festivities.
Ex-Greens senator’s clash with cops
Footage shows former Greens senator Lidia Thorpe clashing with police at Sydney’s Mardi Gras parade on Saturday night.
‘Free refugees’: Albo heckled by protesters
Anthony Albanese was met with heckles as he visited a university, with students labelling him an “excuse maker” and calling on him to “free the refugees”.
Albo, Minns questioned on Ward challenge at south coast visit
In a whirlwind visit to the NSW south coast, Anthony Albanese and NSW Labor leader Chris Minns were grilled on housing affordability, road repairs and the Kiama challenge of Gareth Ward.
‘No change’: Albo doubles down on super
The Prime Minister has once again said there will be “no major changes” to the superannuation system, despite allegations of backflipping by the Coalition.
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