Influencers to join campaign trail
After Labor invited about a dozen influencers to the budget lockup for the first time, the personalities will soon follow Anthony Albanese on the hustings.
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Dean for the defence on law schools
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Albanese moves to shore up salmon farms, Plibersek off the hook
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Liberal signs vandalised in another Melbourne teal seat
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‘Hello everyone except Peter Dutton’: Labor welcomes influencers into budget lock-up
The Albanese government has invited social media influencers to the budget lock-up for the first time, including one who offers advice on ‘ways to talk with a Dutton supporter.’
Federal Budget 2025: Coalition to oppose Labor’s tax cuts
The federal opposition has declared Labor’s $17bn of tax cuts are ‘for the next five weeks, not the next five years’, signalling it will oppose them.
University recruiting to ‘Indigenise the curriculum’
The University of Sydney has begun a hiring spree to help ‘decolonise’ the sandstone institution’s course subjects amid indoctrination fears.
‘Should not have happened’: Teal couple apologises for Lib sign removal
Kooyong MP Monique Ryan and her husband Peter Jordan have ‘unreservedly’ apologised after Jordan was filmed in a heated row after removing an election sign for Liberal candidate Amelia Hamer | VIDEO
‘Corruption of system’: silks blast welcome to country law ratings
The uproar follows the revelation that a Macquarie University law course marked students’ delivery of an acknowledgement of country.
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