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Nurses, teachers, and social workers will benefit the least while doctors, vets, and dentists stand to benefit the most from the Albanese government’s pledge to write off student debt.
Coalition MPs are pushing for Anthony Albanese to dump Labor’s misinformation bill amid fears of a US backlash.
Peter Dutton says Australia ‘can work with’ Donald Trump in the White House, after Anthony Albanese speaks with the president-elect about the alliance and global trade.
Jon Seeley watched on as Anthony Albanese hailed a $17m investment for a US-owned pet food manufacturing company, just a stone’s throw from his own factory which is set to close because of onerous IR reforms.
Opposition Senate leader Simon Birmingham has criticised Anthony Albanese’s office for not being ‘respectful’ by failing to answer six detailed questions about the Qatar decision which Coalition senators sent last week.
‘Australian litigation funding remains open for business to unscrupulous actors seeking to escape the scrutiny of money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulations,’ report states.
Economist Chris Richardson says the $16bn price-tag for Anthony Albanese’s plan is ‘a reverse Robin Hood’ that transfers money from the less well off to the better off and ‘does nothing for the nation’s future’.
A group of Jewish staff and students at the University of Sydney have brought racial vilification claims against two vocal anti-Israel academics and the university.
The due date the Albanese government gave for an inquiry into campus anti-Semitism falls after the latest possible day the parliament must be dissolved before the election, complicating whether and how it will be presented to parliament.
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