Your afternoon Briefing: Labor falls into line as foreign fighters bill passes
Your two-minute digest of the day’s top stories.
Hello readers, here’s your two-minute digest of the day’s top stories.
Labor falls into line as foreign fighters bill passes
Scott Morrison’s foreign fighters bill has become law when it passed the Senate this afternoon, after Labor supported it despite expressing concerns about the power it would give Peter Dutton to exclude citizens suspected of aiding terrorists overseas.
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Rude awakening: parties hang up on robocalls
A string of early-morning calls to irate South Australians has prompted both sides of politics to look at scrapping robocalls.
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Coalition won’t bow to GetUp ‘bullies’: PM
Scott Morrison says the campaign against Tony Abbott was one of the “grubbiest” things he’s seen in politics, unloading on the activist group during Question Time. Follow the latest from Canberra with our live blog, PoliticsNow.
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Cobby killer seen in public
Frail, dishevelled, bearded and shackled, Anita Cobby killer Gary Murphy has been sighted for the first time decades after he was marked “never to be released”.
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Epstein found unconscious in cell
American financier and accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein has reportedly been found injured with marks on his neck in his New York jail cell.