Hanson backs troops in war zone
Pauline Hanson has declared Australia must stay in war-torn Afghanistan to maintain pressure against Islamic extremism.
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Doctor shortage tops Nats’ agenda
Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack will flag the need to encourage more doctors and skilled workers into the regions.
‘The more South Africans, the better’
Attorney-General Christian Porter is pushing hard for an influx of South African farmers in Australia.
End of gas ban ‘to lower bills’
The NT has declared it would open up more than half of its land for fracking to boost jobs and push down power bills.
Northern Australia fund overhaul
The Turnbull government’s highly vaunted Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility program will be overhauled.
PM’s proud grandpa moment
Malcolm Turnbull has made a stop off in Singapore to spend time with his new grandson, before showing the world.
Shorten slams Greens weed push
Shorten has described a Greens proposal to legalise cannabis as “political clickbait” but says the drug should be more accessible.
Hinch hatches company tax plan
Crossbench senator Derryn Hinch has hatched a plan to move the government’s company tax cuts forward.
‘Recreational pot ban has failed’
Richard Di Natale has called for the legalisation of cannabis, warning Australia’s approach has been an “unmitigated disaster”.
Business energy security push
The peak manufacturing body is appealing to states and territories to support the government’s signature energy policy.
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