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With day 15 of the federal election campaign falling on Anzac Day, political leaders have paused to reflect on the fight for freedom.

Scott Morrison says the Prime Minister of Solomon Islands has assured him there will be no Chinese military bases and dismisses suggestions Australia's foreign aid cuts contributed to the security pact between the two nations.

Good morning, early birds. Premier Dominic Perrottet’s comments about transgender children are putting the NSW Coalition minority government at risk, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison has “deeply apologised” for saying he was “blessed” to have children without disability. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce stands by a candidate who said "one way to avoid domestic violence is to marry well" in a now-deleted social media post.

Australia won’t make representations to the UK home secretary over whether or not to extradite Julian Assange, Finance Minister Simon Birmingham says.

Australia's two major parties have different views on the role of government in Gladstone's green hydrogen transformation. This is what they have to say.

John Shipton, father of the WikiLeaks founder, says ‘of course things would change’ if Labor were elected in May

The polls seem to show that female voters don’t have a lot of time for Scott Morrison and his Liberal Party — a bad omen for May 21?

Although Anthony Albanese has committed to introducing an ICAC within the first six months of a Labor government, Barnaby Joyce does not think many Australians will care, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison says it's now off his agenda but denies it is a broken promise.