Greens make date with ‘Invasion Day’ rallies
Greens MPs will attend rallies around the nation on Australia Day as they pressure Labor to support changing the date.
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Voice poll must trump republic
Bill Shorten’s proposal for a republican plebiscite is facing an assault from prominent indigenous figures.
Anning forms conservative party
Controversial Queensland senator Fraser Anning has applied to register the Conservative National Party with the AEC.
‘Inappropriate, inadequate’
Peter Dutton slammed for giving stakeholders ‘less than 36 hours’ to respond to proposal for national register of child-sex offenders.
Costello takeover plan panned as un-PC by commission
The Productivity Commission has slammed Peter Costello’s proposal for the Future Fund to be the default superannuation fund.
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Rahaf declared refugee by UN
The Morrison government is formally considering offering Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun asylum after the UN’s decision.
Hope offered to Saudi ‘runaway’
The Morrison government is prepared to grant a humanitarian visa to a Saudi teen who believes her family will kill her.
Labor ‘creating a rental famine’
Liberal senator warns Labor’s proposed negative gearing changes will leave struggling young Australians exposed to rent increases.
Unionists push ‘voice’ over republic
Bill Shorten is facing a new push by militant unionists to shelve his republic plebiscite in favour of an indigenous voice.
Key Libs back easing of bank rules
The government’s two key economic committee chairs have come out against the over-regulation of the banks.
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