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Union leaders have accused the Reserve Bank of signalling that ‘workers should get the sack’ after its chief economist Sarah Hunter said the labour market was still too tight and driving inflation.
‘Broaden AUKUS to cover SAS-SEALs ties’
Leading defence experts have backed a proposal from opposition defence spokesman Andrew Hastie to expand the AUKUS framework to cover co-operation between the SAS and US Navy SEALs.
‘National tragedy’: ADF brass, governments and bureaucrats fatally failed our Diggers
A landmark Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has proposed a new way to transition former defence personnel into civilian life and sounded the alarm on the high rates of military sexual violence.
Bring in changes or else, Labor told
Julie-Ann Finney, one of the leading figures who pushed for a royal commission into veteran suicides, has vowed to haunt the government at the next election if it fails to take swift action.
Nampijinpa Price electoral weapon for Tehan as race tightens in key seat
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has been deployed by the Liberals as an electoral weapon in the fight against a Climate-200 backed candidate in Wannon as new research shows the seat is ‘too close to call’.
Greens gear up for a showdown in Wills
Labor faces a tighter contest against the Greens in the Victorian seat of Wills following an electoral redistribution, but the Liberals have been hit with setbacks in the seats of Deakin and Menzies
Attention, Treasurer! Bullock reads riot act on high inflation
RBA governor Michele Bullock has kept rate hikes on the agenda, despite Jim Chalmers’ claim that they were ’smashing the economy’, saying a failure to get on top of inflation would plunge the nation into recession.
AI safeguards to minimise risks
Voluntary AI safeguards will be immediately introduced as the government embarks on four weeks of consultation on mandatory protections aimed at boosting trust in the technology
Spy boss’s clarity to make visa stance pass muster
ASIO boss Mike Burgess says remarks endorsing terrorism, the destruction of Israel or the October 7 massacre would result in negative security assessments after arguing rhetorical support for Hamas was ‘not a problem’.
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