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Jade GailbergerFederal politics reporter

Jade Gailberger is a political reporter based in the Canberra Press Gallery. She has reported on federal politics since 2018, and has covered several state and federal elections. Jade’s previous roles include city editor and environment reporter at The Advertiser.

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Wednesday August 24 2022 SA WEEKEND - John Setka. CFMEU leader John Setka pictured in Adelaide. Picture: Roy VanDerVegt

CFMEU and Albanese govt at war over ‘backroom political games’

The federal government’s move to introduce laws to break up the CFMEU has sparked backlash from the union who warn it will set a “dangerous precedent”.

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The AFL’s ‘crossroad’: Shock drugs report reveals crime gang fears

The boss of Australia’s anti-doping agency has warned that the AFL – and Australian sport more widely – is at a “crossroad” regarding drug use by players.

Victoria

The Coalition will pledge to build seven nuclear power plants across Australia. Multiple Coalition MPs said the proposed former coal-fired power station sites for the reactors included Loy Yang in Victoria. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

How ‘ready-made’ workforce can get high-paying nuclear jobs

Experts say there is a whole workforce with transferable skills ready for the proposed nuclear industry.

Victoria

Victorians warned of looming winter gas shortages

As Victoria’s temperatures plunge, critical gas supply shortages are looming for the next three months, the Australian Energy Market Operator has warned.

Victoria

Lily D'Ambrosio's battle in the Supreme Court has been dismissed.

Energy Minister savaged for ‘hysterical misinformation’ on nuclear

Victorian Energy Minister Lily D’Ambrosio has been accused of pushing “sad, hysterical misinformation” after she said the state government would never repeal its ban on “deadly” nuclear power.

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Revealed: Where Coalition’s proposed nuclear power plants will be

The Coalition has pitched seven sites for nuclear power plants across Australia, but admitted it hasn’t yet calculated the cost of the plan. Find out where they would be located.

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Jewish MP hits out at ‘ugly’ protesters who set his office on fire

Labor MP Josh Burns says the latest attack on his office by pro-Palestine activists in which a fire was lit is a “dangerous escalation” that has left him “nervous” about the future.

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Former Victorian premier Daniel Andrews received a rockstar welcome at Parliament House in Canberra, where Chinese Premier Li Qiang was having high-level meetings with Anthony Albanese. Picture: Jade Gailberger

Dan gets rock star welcome amid China talks in Canberra

Daniel Andrews has been given a rock star reception at Parliament House in Canberra, with people calling out and asking for pictures with the former Victorian premier.

Victoria

Statement attributable to a spokeswoman for The Hon. Bill Shorten, Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, and Government Services: The Minister's Electorate Office in Moonee Ponds was targeted by vandals early this morning. Victoria Police is investigating the incident. The Electorate Office is closed today and staff will work from home. Vandalism or acts of violence which aim to call out violence is counterproductive. It is also unfair on innocent businesses whose signage has been defaced by this illegal behaviour. Photo: Supplied

‘It must stop’: Pro-Palestine vandalism repair bill revealed

Taxpayers are footing a whopping bill for damage caused to electorate offices by pro-Palestine protesters riled up about the conflict in Gaza.

Victoria

‘D***head’: Setka unleashes foul-mouthed rant against AFL boss

John Setka launched a tirade of abuse against Andrew Dillon after the AFL chief backed in his top umpire, while the prime minister returned fire on the renegade CFMEU boss.

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