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Power pole protest delays data centre giant’s flagship Melbourne project
Listed data-centre operator NextDC has requested a trading halt on the ASX, after it said power supply delays would hit its flagship West Footscray facility. -
Trust in politicians plunges, new polling shows, as education divide splits Australian voters
Three in four voters believe the nation is becoming more divided, with voters citing broken promises and dishonesty rather than the cost of living for a steep drop in political trust. -
Homes losing $9000 a month as RBA mulls another rate hike
House values tumbled for a seventh consecutive month in October with the decline spreading across the country. It could get worse. -
One in four young men now say violence for a cause can be justified
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Trust in politicians is down but Australians remain confident in key institutions, according to a new survey examining the country's democracy. -
The surge in WFH was expected to trigger a baby boom. New data says otherwise
The surge in working from home during the pandemic led to studies saying it would boost birth rates. New Australian research has cast doubts on that. -
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Big tech’s national security case to gut copyright laws is a bluff, intelligence expert warns
The world’s biggest technology companies are exploiting national security concerns to pressure the Albanese government into weakening copyright protections, says a former senior intelligence official who warns the changes could leave Australia more vulnerable to cyberattacks. -
Government will not promise net savings in budget update, despite inflation pressure
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Finance Minister Katy Gallagher says growing pressures on the federal budget mean the government cannot promise it will find overall savings in its December update, even as Australians brace for another interest rate rise amid ongoing high inflation. -
Gallagher won’t guarantee Labor will cut more than it spends despite mounting pressure
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has put all government spending under scrutiny as Labor searches for budget cuts, but won’t guarantee savings will outweigh new spending. -
Liberal MP pushes for party to rule out changes to superannuation
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Garth Hamilton argues the party has to shift its policy to reflect the mood of the nation and abandon any return to a super-for-housing type of policy. -
Albanese flies to Caribbean for summit as households brace for rate pain
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The prime minister is travelling to Antigua and Barbuda to discuss climate, trade and AI regulation with other Commonwealth leaders. -
Prime ministers are remembered for one or two big mistakes. Albanese might have just made his
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One Nation is heading towards the same rock on which the Liberal Party shattered
What happens when the party splinters is anyone’s guess. -
Bethany thought only veterans and first responders got PTSD. Then she gave birth
Thousands of parents and experts have made submissions about gaps in postpartum healthcare to a parliamentary committee on women’s health, which will hold its first hearing on Monday in Sydney. -
More than $3m spent on government merch, including condoms and lollies
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The Commonwealth is clamping down on merchandise across all agencies in a bid to limit the amount of taxpayer funds going towards promotional items. -
Liberal plan to scrap Treaty risks 'sending us back', Aboriginal leader warns
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Victorian Indigenous leaders accuse Opposition Leader Jess Wilson of using Treaty as a "political football", warning decades of progress could be lost if the historic agreement is scrapped. -
Make no mistake. Albanese’s subtle RBA sledge is calculated populism
Anthony Albanese’s criticism of the Reserve Bank is designed to ensure that households see he is on their side, not that of faceless bankers. -
Albanese pegs back a Labor hero and sets off after Hawke’s record
As the prime minister surpasses the term of postwar reconstruction prime minister Ben Chifley, he has linked Australia’s current moment of economic and social disruption to the hardship of wartime. -
Albanese distances Labor from RBA, calls rate hikes a ‘blunt instrument’
The under-pressure prime minister spoke candidly about the treacherous domestic and global political environment as the Reserve Bank prepares to hike rates. -
Albanese gives ministers extra staff despite crossbench demands he plays fair
The prime minister has awarded three MPs a total staffing package worth up to $550,000 as Pauline Hanson and others call on him to give up such powers. -
Albanese gives ministers extra staff despite crossbench demanding he play fair
The prime minister has awarded three MPs a total staffing package worth up to $550,000 as Pauline Hanson and others call on him to give up such powers. -
India's PM cracks down on journalists 'to stamp out the protests'
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More than 40 journalists were detained during two days of protests, a media watchdog reports, but government pressure on press freedom dates back much further. -
There’s something odd about the way Anthropic is wooing investors
The AI boom is driving the global economy with supporters saying it will transform the world, but even AI companies say it could also end humanity. -
‘Crazy’ Coalition making huge mistake by opposing EU trade deal: Turnbull
The former prime minister said middle powers such as Australia have to build partnerships with each other as the US was unlikely to “snap back” to multilateralism after the Trump era. -
One Nation accuses PM of playing 'dirty games' with staffing — as it happened
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One Nation senator Sean Bell says the prime minister should not determine staffing levels for other parties, after Anthony Albanese offers One Nation senator David Farley extra support. -
Live: One Nation accuses PM of playing 'dirty games' with staffing
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One Nation senator Sean Bell says the prime minister should not be determining staffing levels for other parties, after Anthony Albanese offered One Nation senator David Farley extra support. Follow live. -
Live: Federal government launches probe into future of Australia Post
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Communications Minister Anika Wells says a parliamentary inquiry will examine whether Australia Post is keeping pace with Australians' needs for the future. Follow live. -
‘This really is Albo’s cabinet’: How the PM’s razor gang hindered the treasurer’s saving plans
Jim Chalmers had often advocated for the lowest-cost option when proposals came to the cabinet’s expenditure review subcommittee, but it hasn’t always backed them. -
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WA Labor MP vows to 'vigorously defend' US lawsuit over $1m loan
via ABC News
A Western Australian MP embroiled in a legal dispute over a million-dollar loan in the United States insists everything he did was above board.
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