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Premiers clash with Albanese on migration plan as PM intervenes in refugee cuts
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Amid confusion within Labor on its refugee intake, state sources said premiers discussed the financial consequences of recent cutbacks on student visas. -
One Nation takes on 'safe' Labor seat in closely watched WA by-election
via abc.net.au
Can One Nation break into a Labor heartland? A crucial test is underway today in Western Australia. -
Can frustrated voters today propel One Nation into WA's parliament?
via abc.net.au
Can One Nation break into a Labor heartland? A crucial test is underway today in Western Australia. -
Labor's MotoGP coup crashes into an all-too-familiar parklands wall
via abc.net.au
One day, Peter Malinauskas might bask in the glory of bringing another popular major event to Adelaide. For now, his MotoGP coup is being fiercely resisted. -
How Alan Jones went from one of the loudest and most powerful voices in the country to silence in a courtroom
via smh.com.au
He was friendly with a huge variety of politicians and sportspeople, and for more than three decades barraged his listeners with his opinions. -
Hanson demands PM play fair and double her staffing allocation
via smh.com.au
The One Nation leader has demanded the prime minister play fair and give her more staff, following her party’s elevation to minor party status. -
Conflicting stories about CIA chief's Moscow trip show Trump's global chaos
via abc.net.au
Contradictory narratives about why the CIA chief was in Moscow highlight the Trump administration's failing diplomacy. -
Both Trump and Putin feel backed into a corner
via abc.net.au
Contradictory narratives about why the CIA chief was in Moscow highlight the Trump administration's failing diplomacy. -
Albanese eyes big-spending agenda for third term, places tech regulation at core of government
via smh.com.au
The prime minister said Labor’s upcoming digital duty of care, which would force social media giants to alter their algorithms, would be “a big deal”. -
A UN Security Council seat for Australia? It would be the icing on PM’s international cake
via smh.com.au
Like most PMs, Albanese likes the international diplomatic round, which includes ASEAN, APEC, the G20 and COP. -
Australia's tobacco tax crushed smoking. Has it gone too far?
via abc.net.au
A decade ago, illegal cigarettes made up about 10 per cent of sales in Australia. Now it's 80 per cent, so how did we get here? -
The soldier who could never quite leave the army behind
via smh.com.au
A solemn Last Post ceremony will be held on Saturday for a fallen commando from Australia’s longest war. Those attending want to make sure it will not be followed by its longest silence. -
The visa class at the heart of Labor’s migration woes
via smh.com.au
As migration levels dominate political debate, a booming number of people applying for visas from within Australia has led to an explosion temporary documents in the last three years. -
Labor slams excise cut plan as Coalition being addicted to big tobacco
via smh.com.au
One of the nation’s largest public health failures, the surge in illegal cigarettes, is now the centre of fight between the government and opposition. -
Bowen says 'no carve-outs' after Queensland claims data centre win
via abc.net.au
Queensland and the Northern Territory will not have control over how data centres are powered, the federal government insists, declaring there will be "no exceptions and no carve-outs" under its renewables plan. -
'There's so much at risk': Maree Edwards latest Bendigo Labor woman to quit
via abc.net.au
With less than three months until the Victorian election, the resignation of another long-time female MP has left Labor voters in the regional city of Bendigo with not a single ALP candidate to choose from. -
'There's a lot at risk': Maree Edwards latest Bendigo Labor woman to quit
via abc.net.au
With less than three months until the Victorian election, the resignation of another long-time female MP has left Labor voters in the regional city of Bendigo with not a single ALP candidate to choose from. -
Labor, Coalition and One Nation fight among themselves on migration
via abc.net.au
A messy week of debate on migration has now drawn in the Coalition after Opposition Leader Angus Taylor left the door open to cuts to the refugee intake, a day after his frontbench colleague said humanitarian visas would not be touched. -
Live: Coalition leaves door open to cutting annual refugee intake
via abc.net.au
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has left the door open to reducing Australia's annual refugee intake below the current number of 20,000. Follow live. -
Live: Australia releases $5m in humanitarian aid after Nepal-Tibet flood
via abc.net.au
The federal government will be releasing $5 million in humanitarian assistance to support disaster recovery efforts in the Himalayas following a deadly flood. Follow live. -
Coalition leaves door open to cutting annual refugee intake — as it happened
via abc.net.au
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has left the door open to reducing Australia's annual refugee intake below the current number of 20,000. -
The One Nation conundrum: details don’t matter and their voters are OK with that
via smh.com.au
No one seems to care much that One Nation’s policy is so hard to pin down. Rather than trusting the details, they are relying more on vibes. -
‘Consume, be silent, die’: that’s the PM’s message, say fed-up business chiefs
via smh.com.au
There is a growing schism between the federal government and business. Anthony Albanese can’t afford to let it go on. -
Australia’s big squeeze: How 6 million people went into a handful of areas
via smh.com.au
Australia’s population has grown by 8.3 million since 2001. Six million of those are in a small fraction of the nation’s councils. -
What do we know about China's new ambassador to Australia?
via abc.net.au
China's new ambassador-designate to Australia has barely got his feet under the handsome desk in his embassy office, but he has already generated plenty of chatter. -
China's new representative in Australia already generating chatter
via abc.net.au
China's new ambassador-designate to Australia has barely got his feet under the handsome desk in his embassy office, but he has already generated plenty of chatter. -
China's new rep in Australia already generating chatter
via abc.net.au
China's new ambassador-designate to Australia has barely got his feet under the handsome desk in his embassy office, but he has already generated plenty of chatter. -
Nationals' deputy Chester says Joyce departure 'sad for him, sad for party'
via abc.net.au
From watching Barnaby Joyce leave the National Party for One Nation to his collapse in parliament as bushfires ravaged his electorate, Darren Chester has seen a lot in his 18 years in parliament. -
Darren Chester on the day he collapsed in parliament
via abc.net.au
From watching Barnaby Joyce leave the National Party for One Nation to his collapse in parliament as bushfires ravaged his electorate, Darren Chester has seen a lot in his 18 years in parliament. -
Best of cartoons, August 28, 2026
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