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Why One Nation can win the next federal election
via smh.com.au
People keen to write off One Nation as the party of angry, old, white men are now demonstrably wrong in the same way Democrats were wrong about Donald Trump in 2024. -
Theft of sanitary items demonstrates period poverty desperation
via abc.net.au
Using socks as sanitary pads, wearing tampons for more than two days and stealing products from supermarkets are some of the lengths women and girls are going to in order to manage their periods. -
Housing showdown: Chalmers on budget defence as Liberals warn of market crash
via smh.com.au
But former prime minister Paul Keating has backed Labor’s changes, arguing successive governments have been afraid of reform. -
Live: Opposition leader says teachers running 'political agendas' in schools
via abc.net.au
Angus Taylor would not say whether he agreed with comments from Nationals leader Matt Canavan that there needed to be more male teachers in classrooms. Follow live. -
Live: Nationals leader claims 'anti-boy' ideology being taught in schools
via abc.net.au
Matt Canavan has doubled down on claims the way children are taught about consent in school is driving young boys to the manosphere. Follow live. -
Live: Hegseth thanks Australia for 'matched' defence capabilities
via abc.net.au
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth thanks Australia for its ongoing friendship and the need to "ensure our capabilities match and are complementary". Follow live. -
Live: Coalition unveils plan to slash tobacco tax by 80 per cent
via abc.net.au
The plan would reduce the excise on a standard packet of 20 cigarettes from around $30 to around $6. Follow live. -
Hanson risks accusations she's using a security issue for political points
via abc.net.au
By speaking publicly about the threats she's facing, the One Nation leader has shone a light on a growing problem facing our democracy but pinning them on routine political rhetoric risks accusations of political point-scoring. -
Hanson risks accusations of political point-scoring
via abc.net.au
By speaking publicly about the threats she's facing, the One Nation leader has shone a light on a growing problem facing our democracy but pinning them on routine political rhetoric risks accusations of political point-scoring. -
Earth to Albo: your radar malfunctioned again. The PM can’t afford many more mistakes
via smh.com.au
Anthony Albanese is suffering from severe “meloncholia”. His only silver cloud is that One Nation’s rise is doing even more damage to Angus Taylor and the Coalition. -
Australia’s massive data centres to be built away from homes as Trump attacks AI critics
via smh.com.au
The US president’s intervention in the data centre debate showed how fierce the US backlash has become. Anthony Albanese, and huge AI companies, want to avoid the same fate in Australia. -
AUKUS makes Australia a nuclear target, top experts warn
via smh.com.au
Prominent former public servants, including Michael Keating and Mike Pezzullo, sound the alarm over Australia’s lack of veto power and exposure to great-power war under the tripartite deal. -
Best of cartoons, September 3, 2026
via smh.com.au
The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
World leaders missing in action as UN warns of climate target breach
via abc.net.au
A new UN report warns the world is likely to overshoot warming of 1.5C as world leaders shun Australia's pre-COP talks in Fiji. -
Albanese bristles at pre-COP questions as UN delivers sobering report
via abc.net.au
A new UN report warns the world is likely to overshoot warming of 1.5C as world leaders shun Australia's pre-COP talks in Fiji. -
Revealed: The 13 Australians who could face the death penalty in Iraq
via smh.com.au
Thirteen Australian men are in an Iraqi prison after surviving the fall of Islamic State in 2019. One was just 12 when his family took him to Syria. -
Albanese lashes out at questions about low turnout for Bowen’s Pacific summit
via smh.com.au
The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up. -
Some people won't drink the water in this state. Fixing the infrastructure could cost $5b
via abc.net.au
In Australia's most decentralised state, water infrastructure is failing, leading residents in one town to rely on the bottled variety, but it comes at a cost. -
Brown and foul tasting: This town's water may be the tipping point of a crisis
via abc.net.au
In Australia's most decentralised state, water infrastructure is failing, leading residents in one town to rely on the bottled variety, but it comes at a cost. -
Brown and foul tasting. This town's water may be the tipping point of a crisis
via abc.net.au
In Australia's most decentralised state, water infrastructure is failing, leading residents in one town to rely on the bottled variety, but it comes at a cost. -
Chalmers backs assault on big tech as Contos sounds alarm on manosphere
via smh.com.au
The treasurer slammed social media giants as consent campaigners push to return online platforms to simple chronological feeds. -
Chalmers admits tax reforms helped drag down house prices
via smh.com.au
The Australian economy grew by 0.4 per cent in the June quarter as consumers spent more on electric vehicles as they deal with the fallout from the war against Iran. -
Australians’ splurge on EVs keeps the economy ticking
via smh.com.au
The Australian economy grew by 0.4 per cent through the June quarter as consumers spent more on electric vehicles as they deal with the fallout from the war against Iran. -
‘Shemozzle’: Just five non-Pacific leaders to attend Australia’s global climate event
via smh.com.au
The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up. -
Just five nations outside the Pacific to attend Australian climate event
via smh.com.au
The event was organised as part of a compromise deal between Australia and Turkey – but barely any nations are turning up. -
Live: Four more Australians confirmed safe in Nepal-Tibet flood disaster
via abc.net.au
Four more Australians have been confirmed safe after the Nepal-Tibet flood, with the number of unaccounted-for Australians revised down to 38. Follow live. -
Live: Four Australians confirmed safe in Nepal-Tibet flood disaster
via abc.net.au
Four Australians have been confirmed safe after the Nepal-Tibet flood, with the number of unaccounted-for Australians revised down to 38. Follow live. -
Four more Australians confirmed safe in Nepal-Tibet flood disaster — as it happened
via abc.net.au
Four more Australians have been confirmed safe after the Nepal-Tibet flood, with the number of unaccounted-for Australians revised down to 38. -
The unnoticed rule change that has Penny Wong entitled to the PM’s salary
via smh.com.au
A quiet change to parliamentary pay rules means the foreign minister could draw Australia’s highest political wage while filling in for Anthony Albanese. -
The unnoticed rule change that has Penny Wong earning the PM’s salary
via smh.com.au
A quiet change to parliamentary pay rules means the foreign minister will draw Australia’s highest political wage while filling in for Anthony Albanese.
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