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‘Fake agents’: Migration operators stripped of credentials in crackdown
via smh.com.au
A federal crackdown has exposed unregistered individuals lodging hundreds of visa applications under legitimate credentials, leaving vulnerable clients at risk. -
Years of One Nation accounts released, revealing huge merch sales, legal bills
via smh.com.au
The party scrambled to submit three years of overdue financial reports to avoid the risk of being deregistered by the Queensland government. -
‘Bizarre’, ‘extraordinary’: Exclusive Brethren spokesman objects to being asked questions
via smh.com.au
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church has stonewalled questions about its members’ links to far-right activists at the last election. -
Israel open to compensating Zomi Frankcom's family, ambassador says
via abc.net.au
Hillel Newman says the issue of paying reparations to the family of the aid worker will be investigated in Israel if a specific request is lodged. -
Israel could pay reparations to Zomi Frankcom’s family after Australian anger
via smh.com.au
Israel’s ambassador adopted a strikingly more conciliatory tone after Anthony Albanese expressed “outrage” over the decision not to prosecute those responsible. -
Is super a bigger political bomb than Medicare? We're about to find out
via abc.net.au
A political war over superannuation has been inflamed in the past fortnight, with both the Coalition and One Nation facing a fight with Labor and the industry. -
Tony Abbott opens door to new candidate to counter rogue Liberal senator Antic
via smh.com.au
This masthead reported on Thursday that some members of the federal party wanted to launch an extraordinary takeover over the South Australian division. -
This moment crystallises a very uncomfortable truth about sexual violence
via smh.com.au
Allegations of sexual assault involving men and boys tied to powerful institutions are back in the headlines again. It’s depressingly familiar. -
Fiona Brown declares ‘triumph’ after $1.48m settlement stemming from Higgins case
via smh.com.au
Fiona Brown says she “ultimately triumphed” over those who tore her down while warning federal parliament must overhaul the way it treats staff caught in political crossfire. -
Brethren Church denies paying influencers to harass election candidates
via abc.net.au
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church says it did not pay or coordinate with far-right influencers to harass and intimidate candidates during last year's federal election, following allegations published in Nine newspapers. -
Russian Australian charged with foreign interference — as it happened
via abc.net.au
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) have charged a 27-year-old Russian Australian man with foreign interference. -
Live: Russian Australian charged with foreign interference
via abc.net.au
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) have charged a 27-year-old Russian Australian man with foreign interference. Follow live. -
Live: PM says podcast appearance leading to Minogue, melons gaffes 'an error'
via abc.net.au
The PM says his appearance on an episode of the Bush Deep podcast, which attracted criticism over his comments on Kylie Minogue and his melon gaffe, was "an error". Follow live. -
How did we get here? The 20-year journey to $1t in debt
via smh.com.au
It’s taken 20 years, two crises, a demographic turnaround and demand for more services to push Australian government debt beyond $1 trillion. -
How did we get here? The 20-year journey to $1 trillion in debt
via smh.com.au
It’s taken 20 years, two crises, a demographic turnaround and demand for more services to push Australian government debt beyond $1 trillion. -
Brethren zealots forgot religion and politics don’t mix
via smh.com.au
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church campaign to help the Coalition win office blew up in their faces. -
As Hanson and Taylor change tack, the PM can maintain a steady course
via smh.com.au
One Nation and the Coalition are repositioning themselves for the election to come. But Anthony Albanese’s still in control of the political narrative. -
Albanese is manipulating his rivals to wage war on One Nation. It’s unlikely to work
via smh.com.au
This week, the full parliamentary power of the Albanese government was on display. I’m not sure I can remember a week in which a government struck so many deals with the opposition’s help. -
Best of cartoons, August 21, 2026
via smh.com.au
The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
'Is this accurate?' How one note magnified the tragedy of bushwalker's family
via abc.net.au
Not only had NSW Premier Chris Minns been provided with incorrect information, but his earlier statement had brought the community an immense sense of relief that was abruptly snatched away. -
How one note magnified the tragedy of Lily Hooper's family
via abc.net.au
Not only had NSW Premier Chris Minns been provided with incorrect information, but his earlier statement had brought the community an immense sense of relief that was abruptly snatched away. -
Rogue Liberal senator Antic’s forces plot to purge high-profile party members
via smh.com.au
The Liberal Party’s federal executive is expected to discuss the prospect of taking over the state branch in an attempt to nullify the threat at a meeting in Canberra on Friday. -
Rogue Liberal senator Antic forces plot to purge high-profile party members
via smh.com.au
The Liberal Party’s federal executive is expected to discuss the prospect of taking over the state branch in an attempt to nullify the threat at a meeting in Canberra on Friday. -
Putin’s blood oil profits untouched by Australia’s toothless sanctions
via smh.com.au
Not a single person has been prosecuted in Australia for breaching Russia-related sanctions since Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. -
Liberals accuse government of backdown on aged care program
via abc.net.au
A government program that helps older people with shopping and transport has been extended, after ongoing uncertainty about its future. -
Government extends aged care program funding shopping and transport help
via abc.net.au
A government program that helps older people with shopping and transport has been extended until 2029 after ongoing uncertainty about its future. -
MPs in stoush over art display naming killed Gaza children
via abc.net.au
Western Australia's parliament suspends Nationals MP Lachlan Hunter for four days after he used a debate to call out what he branded an "antisemitic" art exhibit that displayed the names of children killed in Gaza. -
MPs in stoush over art display naming children killed in Gaza
via abc.net.au
Western Australia's parliament suspends Nationals MP Lachlan Hunter for four days after he used a debate to call out what he branded an "antisemitic" art exhibit that displayed the names of children killed in Gaza. -
‘Embarrassing backdown’: Labor’s last-minute reprieve for 800,000 Australians
via smh.com.au
More than 800,000 older Australians will still get Meals on Wheels and other programs at home after Labor abandoned a plan to merge them into its under-pressure aged care system from next year. -
Wong declares 'difficult time' in relations with Israel after Frankcom findings
via abc.net.au
Foreign Minister Penny Wong says she has 'no confidence' in the IDF investigation that cleared Israeli soldiers of criminal wrongdoing in the killing of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom.
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