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Mutual obligations processes tightened after Legalise Cannabis NSW allowed to use Centrelink recipients as volunteers

The government cracks down on which organisations can use job seekers chasing mutual obligations points as volunteers, after questions from the ABC led to an admission it mistakenly approved a political party.

ABC News

Trainee police officer took his own life after being 'bullied' by colleagues, family claim

Anugrah Abraham, from Bury, was found dead in woodland near to his home

Manchester Evening News

Who's sitting on the crossbench in NSW parliament, and what they'll be asking from Labor

NSW Labor is likely to need the crossbench if its going to pass its legislation through the lower house. These are the people they’ll have court, and what they’ll be expecting in return.

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Former High Court justice Kenneth Hayne backs Voice to Parliament details

Kenneth Hayne backs the details of the proposed referendum on a Voice to Parliament.

ABC News

Accused murderers in court over Indigenous teen's death

Three men and a woman are expected to return to Perth Magistrates Court charged with murder over the bashing death of Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey.

AAP

After NSW election loss, Liberal party ponders a change of leader – and a possible change of direction

Three unconfirmed contenders have emerged for the leadership; the decision will hinge on factionalism and ideas of ‘toughness’

The Guardian - AU

Jury returns not guilty verdicts in alleged FMR Investments gold stealing trial

The jury in a District Court trial of five people accused of a million-dollar gold theft in WA's Goldfields has returned not guilty verdicts on all counts.

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Senate passes $15 billion manufacturing fund

A $15 billion manufacturing fund has cleared a major hurdle, paving the way for the government's signature investment vehicle to shore up domestic industry.

The New Daily

Queensland police say there is no footage of shooting death of Indigenous man

Family of Aubrey Donahue had requested body-worn camera vision of incident in Mareeba but police say none exists

The Guardian - AU

Bail for violent offenders revoked in NT

The NT government will introduce new legislation this week to revoke bail for violent offenders, in response to the recent fatal stabbing of a BWS worker.

AAP

Afternoon Update: Minns sworn in as NSW premier but majority uncertain; Socceroos great dies; and pets wrecking things

The 47th premier of NSW vows to ‘hit the ground running’

The Guardian - AU

Northern Territory government announces urgent bail law amendments in bid to stamp out violent knife crime

Chief Minister Natasha Fyles announces tougher bail measures to try to halt a rising level of violent assaults in the territory, a week after the fatal stabbing of a young bottle shop worker.

ABC News

Eastern Maar traditional owners' land rights formally recognised at Warrnambool

Victoria's first native title determination in 10 years has been made at a hearing on Eastern Maar country in Warrnambool.

ABC News

Eastern Maar people recognised in native title decision

The first Victorian native title decision in a decade will recognise the land rights of the traditional owners in a southwest Victorian region.

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The Conversation

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Lambie urges return of former employment program for Indigenous communities

Senator Lidia Thorpe’s defection from the Greens changed the power dynamic in the Senate. Now the government needs two crossbenchers (and the Greens) to pass legislation opposed by the Coalition. Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie and her colleague Tammy Tyrrell can provide those two votes, which puts them in a potentially…

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Parliament prepares to set referendum wheels in motion

The prime minister is keen to gain bipartisan support on an Indigenous voice to parliament but has told his party room it is possible to succeed without it.

ABC News

Mount Gambier Aboriginal WWI veterans receive memorials as part of The Headstone Project initiative

When they died, South Australian half-brothers John Brett and John Westbury were buried in unmarked graves, but now they have permanent memorials to their lives.

The Guardian - AU

Chris Minns sworn in as NSW premier as Labor majority appears more unlikely after election

Party remains two seats short of governing in its own right as three crossbenchers promise supply

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Climate 200-backed independent candidate Judy Hannan expected to win Wollondilly in NSW election

The ABC is predicting the seat of Wollondilly will go to independent Judy Hannan, who says voters in her electorate are frustrated by overdevelopment on Sydney's urban fringe.

The Conversation

The First Nations Voice to parliament could get us to revisit conversations about Australia becoming a republic

Australia is preparing for a referendum to decide on the proposed Voice to parliament for First Nations people. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stated the referendum is likely to happen sometime between October and December this year.

AAP

Conservative shows hand for NSW Liberal leadership role

Conservative Tanya Davies has thrown her hat into the ring to become the deputy leader of the NSW Liberals, with at least three MPs eyeing off the top job.

ABC News

MP pushes to make it easier to take down crime videos on Instagram, TikTok

Helen Bell says she was greeted with videos of young criminals hooning when she went to watch dance videos on TikTok.

ABC News

Chris Minns sworn in as NSW premier, but two seats short of majority government

Chris Minns' first appointment after being sworn in as NSW's 47th premier was at Liverpool Hospital, where he announced a "surgical care task force" to tackle elective surgery pressures in emergency departments.

AAP

Don't feed the trolls: Social media self-defence tools

The eSafety Commission has launched a range of resources to help combat online hate directed at Indigenous people in the lead up to the voice referendum.

ABC News

Katherine youth crime petition to be tabled in NT parliament, as justice reinvestment continues

A petition calling for tougher action on youth crime in Katherine is due to be tabled in the NT parliament this week as residents report an escalation in theft and property damage.

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