Albanese pledges $50m security boost for nation’s religious communities
The Albanese government has vowed to speed up grants to boost security at religious schools and places of worship as the war between Hamas and Israel sparks new fears.
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Premier urges Victorians not to panic buy milk
Jacinta Allan has urged Victorians not to panic buy amid fears of a looming milk shortage, saying negotiations appear to be progressing after dairy workers went on strike.
‘Unconstitutional’ electric car tax could trigger millions in refunds
A landmark decision forcing the Victorian government to wind back its electric vehicle tax, saving motorists about $380 a year, could result in other taxes challenged in the High Court.
How Melbourne split on Voice
Some of Melbourne’s most culturally diverse suburbs rejected the Voice overwhelmingly, while its wealthiest areas were among its biggest backers. This is how the city split, in shades of Teal.
Lidia Thorpe demands PM apologise over Voice debacle
Victorian Senator Lidia Thorpe says Anthony Albanese should apologise for the hurt he has caused Indigenous Australians.
Victoria rejects Voice as blame game begins
Victorians have voted down the Voice, sparking criticism that the Yes camp tailored their campaign at “Smith St, Collingwood and not Smith St, Melton”.
Centrelink security overhauled after stabbing at Melbourne office
Guards will be stationed at offices and aggressive customers will face tougher penalties under a massive security boost prompted by a horror stabbing of a worker.
A hug and a call to the PM: How Cheng Lei arrived home
An emotional hug and a phone call from Anthony Albanese welcomed Australian journalist Cheng Lei back to home soil after more than three years in a Chinese prison. Get the latest details and watch documentary series Disappeared: The Cheng Lei Story.
Rarely seen: Stoic Wong tears up during emotional meeting
Australians were privy to a rarely seen side of Penny Wong as the stoic Foreign Affairs Minister described her tears of joy during a recent emotional meeting.
‘Indoctrination’: Family pulls son from Goodstart childcare centre
A family has pulled their four-year-old son from a Goodstart childcare centre after it put Yes campaign posters and taught him about colonisation.
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