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Albanese, Dutton reflect on 2024 in Christmas messages

Albanese, Dutton reflect on 2024 in Christmas messages

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton gave thanks to essential staff working over the holiday period.

  • by Olivia Ireland

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Greens staffer reprimanded for suggesting synagogue arson may have been ‘false flag’
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Greens staffer reprimanded for suggesting synagogue arson may have been ‘false flag’

A prominent staffer for Greens MP Mehreen Faruqi “regrets” saying the attack, which authorities have said is probably terrorism, could have been perpetrated by Zionists.

  • by Paul Sakkal
We’ve entered the era of gutless government

We’ve entered the era of gutless government

Labor has turned its mind to fixing the problems left by the Morrison government. But its timidity is holding up essential reform.

  • by Ross Gittins
Union opens door to shifting donations from Labor to Greens

Union opens door to shifting donations from Labor to Greens

The bitter split within the union movement over the CFMEU being placed into administration came to Parliament House and the High Court on Tuesday.

  • by James Massola
Ex-Labor MP brands his old party ‘cowardly’ as he seeks re-election

Ex-Labor MP brands his old party ‘cowardly’ as he seeks re-election

Tony Lupton’s decision to run as an independent could well spice up a Prahran contest that was assumed to be a battle between the Greens and the Liberals.

  • by Carla Jaeger
Father of the year joins teals as independents target 30 seats

Father of the year joins teals as independents target 30 seats

Ben Smith will aim to become the first male teal MP at the next federal election, as Climate-200 backed independents seek to claw more power from the major parties.

  • by Paul Sakkal
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LNP MPs rubber-stamp controversial youth justice changes for vote

LNP MPs rubber-stamp controversial youth justice changes for vote

A parliamentary committee tasked with brief scrutiny of the hardline proposed laws have waded through hearings and 186 submissions. The verdict split along party lines.

  • by Matt Dennien
Greens to call News Corp execs to greenwashing inquiry over gas ads

Greens to call News Corp execs to greenwashing inquiry over gas ads

Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young says News Corp should explain its alleged attempt to disguise paid “propaganda” as news.

  • by Calum Jaspan
‘Yes in God’s backyard’: Labor offers cash for church housing

‘Yes in God’s backyard’: Labor offers cash for church housing

The government is urging faith leaders to release some of the best-located land in major cities and regional centres to build homes.

  • by David Crowe
PM absolutely denies feud as Plibersek tries to save her bill

PM absolutely denies feud as Plibersek tries to save her bill

The Greens are demanding tougher conditions if the environment protection agency is back on table in February.

  • by David Crowe and Paul Sakkal
Greens choose environmental engineer for Prahran byelection showdown

Greens choose environmental engineer for Prahran byelection showdown

Angelica Di Camillo was originally picked to run in the now-abolished federal seat of Higgins. She will now run for the state seat following the resignation of Greens MP Sam Hibbins.

  • by Kieran Rooney and Annika Smethurst

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