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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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A Tesla, Inc. electric vehicle charges at supercharger location in Hawthorne, California, on August 9, 2022. - Tesla CEO Elon Musk sold 7.92 million shares of Tesla worth around $6.88 billion, according to a series of financial filings published August 9, 2022. His transactions occurred between August 5 and 9, the SEC filings revealed, following Teslaâs 2022 annual shareholder meeting on August 4 in Austin, Texas. Musk tweeted it was important to avoid an emergency sale of Tesla stock amid a legal showdown with Twitter over a $44 billion takeover deal. Earlier this year, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO said on social media that he had âno further TSLA sales plannedâ. (Photo by Patrick T. FALLON / AFP)

Electric vehicle owners to get ongoing free ride from Albo

People who can’t afford more fuel-efficient cars will continue to be disadvantaged until the tax system is overhauled.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos DECEMBER 08, 2024: Josh Burns, Member for Macnamara, speaks at a vigil near the Adass Israel Synagogue of Melbourne after it was destroyed by fire on Friday. Picture: NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw

MP pushes to introduce ‘strongest possible laws’ to fight hate speech

Labor MP Josh Burns is calling on the Albanese government to strengthen proposed laws to combat damaging hate speech amid a rise in discrimination, vilification, and anti-Semitic attacks.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos, MAY 17, 2024. Pro Palestine protesters continue to occupy the Arts Building at Melbourne University. Students gather to listen to a press conference outside the building. Picture: NewsWire / David Crosling

Melb Uni fails to stand down staff who joined pro-Palestine camp

Melbourne University has been accused of “saying a lot and doing very little” after revealing it did not stand down staff who took part in a controversial 10-day pro-Palestine protest on campus with students.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH 11TH DECEMBER 2024Pictured during a visit to the Sydney Jewish Museum in Darlinghurst is Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.Picture: Richard Dobson

‘Another betrayal’: Jewish community angry at Albanese govt over UN vote

Australia’s support for two pro-Palestine motions at the UN General Assembly has sparked fears it could lead to more anti-Semitic attacks.

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‘Gaslighting’: PM under fire for abandoning Israel at UN

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has come under attack after Australia sided against Israel in a UN vote, which is set to deepen the divide.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese inside the Adass Israel Synagogue on Tuesday 10-12-2024. Pictures - Supplied

Calls for Australians to unite after latest anti-Semitic attack

Anthony Albanese has condemned a “disgraceful incident” attack in Sydney, where a car was torched and houses vandalised with anti-Israel slogans.

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Albo pledges an extra $1bn for childcare plan

Anthony Albanese has pledged a further $1 billion towards overhauling Australia’s childcare system. See how it affects you.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - DECEMBER 11, 2024:The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivers a speech at the Morningside Panthers AFL club in Brisbane.Picture: NewsWire / Glenn Campbell

Albo dodges questions about anti-Semitic attacks

After he was heckled at a Melbourne synagogue hit by a terror attack, Anthony Albanese has condemned an anti-Semitic incident in Sydney but failed to say what action he’d take.

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Convicted terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika who was recently released from prison at his home in Dallas. Thursday, December 28. 2023. Picture: David Crosling

Terror plot mastermind days away from freedom

One of Australia’s most notorious convicted terrorists could be released into the community without conditions within less than a fortnight.

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Call for pub group to drop Australia Day public holiday surcharge

The foreign-owned hospitality giant is under pressure to “put its money where its mouth is” and not impose the fees after facing major backlash over its Australia Day controversy.

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