Albanese leaves door open to WTO challenge over Trump’s tariffs
The Prime Minister says Australia is prepared for all possibilities ahead of the US President’s ‘Liberation Day’ announcement that could impose sweeping tariffs of up to 20pc.
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Coalition declares war on ‘woke’ teaching
The Coalition has pledged to wipe out ‘ideological agendas’ in universities through an unprecedented level of ministerial intervention in course content.
Bradfield teal apologises to teen hairdresser for sexualised joke
Nicolette Boele, the teal independent challenger for the Liberal-held seat of Bradfield, has been banned from a hair salon after making an inappropriate comment to a 19-year-old female worker.
Dutton takes on ‘woke’ schools funding
Education Minister Jason Clare said the Opposition Leader signed off on the current curriculum under the Morrison government and says the policy is an ‘agenda’ to ‘cut funding from our schools’.
‘Growth will pick up’: RBA doesn’t anticipate recession
The Reserve Bank does not expect Australia to experience a recession in the year ahead, despite growing concern from some analysts that the United States’ economy could shrink.
Ghastly morality of the Greens: Bandt suggests Israel to blame for Hamas butchery
Greens leader Adam Bandt has bizarrely suggested Israel is to blame for Hamas’s brutal executions of Palestinians who had risen up against the terror group’s stranglehold of the Gaza Strip.
Just 21 of 400 of ALP’s community batteries are operational
Anthony Albanese promised a $200m spend at the last election to ‘support 100,000 households by storing energy from solar households during the day, and drawing on it at night’.
Dutton’s pledge to flooded outback
Anthony Albanese has been accused of neglecting regional Australia, as Peter Dutton pledged $10m for a new weather radar in outback western Queensland where several towns face the worst flooding in years.
Climate, gender focus of PNG studies shift
An Australian taxpayer-backed scholarship for students from PNG is pushing applications to focus on ‘gender, climate and disability-related studies’ instead of agriculture, education, and health.
Leaders pledge to crack down on ‘rip-offs’
Anthony Albanese has struggled to define price gouging and claimed it is when supermarkets ‘take the piss’, as supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths decried Labor’s election attacks.
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