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Every visa sent to ASIO: Home Affairs advice challenges Dutton claim

Every visa sent to ASIO: Home Affairs advice challenges Dutton claim

Confidential documents reveal that Palestinians leaving Gaza went through eight stages of identity verification, challenging Coalition attacks against the government.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos and Olivia Ireland

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The latest illustrations from artist Simon Letch
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The latest illustrations from artist Simon Letch

Gallery of illustrations by the Sydney Morning Herald artist.

Albanese snapped at an ABC host, but he didn’t mind these FM radio questions
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Albanese snapped at an ABC host, but he didn’t mind these FM radio questions

The prime minister told ABC’s Patricia Karvelas her questions were “not terribly clever”. Here are some he’s answered without complaint.

  • by Nick Bonyhady
Minister concedes immigration too high as students compete for city rentals

Minister concedes immigration too high as students compete for city rentals

New government analysis reveals international students make up 7 per cent of the private rental market, and more than 20 per cent in inner Sydney and Melbourne.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
By siding with the right the Greens are in a race to the bottom

By siding with the right the Greens are in a race to the bottom

I have observed Labor’s attempts to pass its housing legislation this week with growing anger. The Greens’ attempts at blackmailing the government betray their own voters.

  • by Emma Dawson
Australia has mothballed a $550m tank fleet. Ukraine would like a word

Australia has mothballed a $550m tank fleet. Ukraine would like a word

Bought for $550 million in 2004, the 59 tanks weigh 63 tonnes each and are equipped with cannons and machine guns.

  • by Matthew Knott
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This is the key to happiness and economic prosperity

This is the key to happiness and economic prosperity

Since the industrial revolution, we’ve fattened up our economy by pumping out products and consuming more. But there’s a way to grow outside the box.

  • by Millie Muroi
Why this is the housing fight Albanese had to have

Why this is the housing fight Albanese had to have

Labor tried for an outcome on housing in the parliament, and got obstruction instead. It did not get the law it wanted, but it got the argument it needed.

  • by David Crowe
A scams bill that protects banks over victims is the biggest scam of all
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Scams

A scams bill that protects banks over victims is the biggest scam of all

Asking people who may have lost their life savings to wait for however long, at whatever cost, just for a shot at compensation doesn’t look like putting victims first.

  • by Waleed Aly
Best of cartoons, September 20, 2024
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Best of cartoons, September 20, 2024

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Revealed: How much power bills could rise to pay for nuclear plants

Revealed: How much power bills could rise to pay for nuclear plants

Power bills would rise by hundreds of dollars a year to pay for Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s signature policy, new modelling shows.

  • by Mike Foley and Nick Toscano

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