Jewish students ‘empathise with Gaza plight’
Australian universities were hostile for young Israel supporters but an overwhelming majority of Jews felt concern for the lives of Palestinians in Gaza, new report finds.
John Ferguson
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Libs eye wealthy Costello-era foundation
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Kooyong ambition put on the shelf
Josh Frydenberg has shelved ambitions to return to Canberra via his old seat of Kooyong.
Frydenberg settles Kooyong question for now … but not forever
Josh Frydenberg’s declaration he won’t run for Kooyong at the next election is confirmation of the obvious. His best eventual path back to parliament may well even be outside his old seat, even if it has merged with large parts of the soon-to-be-old electorate of Higgins.
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