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Bid to reform NSW’s out-of-home-care system in peril after suspension of MP Gareth Ward

Exclusive: Supporters concerned they lack numbers needed to pass bill after Kiama MP’s suspension

The Guardian - AU

Greens and LNP in rare agreement over Queensland government’s pandemic powers

Annastacia Palaszczuk government’s push to extend Covid pandemic powers meets opposition in parliament

The Guardian - AU

French hunters seize election opportunity to defend their cause

Hunting is France’s most popular pastime after fishing and football, but a series of recent shooting accidents has put its many enthusiasts in the firing line themselves. As presidential candidates fish for votes, the hunters see an opportunity to go on the offensive to defend a popular tradition dating back…

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Budget won't address cost of living: Labor

Labor and the Greens have taken aim at Tuesday's budget for trying to buy votes ahead of the upcoming federal election.

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Treasurer delivers budget speech – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

One Nation tight-lipped on mystery South Australian candidate Sarah Game

The ABC can reveal details about the identity of a mystery One Nation candidate who, while likely to win a seat in the South Australian parliament, appears to have little online footprint, and does not appear in the party's campaign material or website.

ABC News

Government plan to let renewable agency fund fossil fuels blocked after Liberal-led committee’s motion

Committee says changes should be made through legislation, not regulation, as energy minister says they will be revisited at a later date

The Guardian - AU

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How the Ukraine war destroyed Germany's “bridge” to clean energy

The 'Energiewende' relies on gas as a bridge between a coal-powered past and renewable future. Unfortunately for Germany, which faces calls to ban Russian gas, that might not offer the right solutions.

Inverse

What if the 2022 federal election gives us a hung parliament, but those with the balance of power want Morrison gone?

Most commentators on the coming federal election probably see a hung parliament and a minority government as one possible outcome. There is already a crossbench of seven, with five independents plus Liberal defector Craig Kelly for the United Australia Party and Greens leader Adam Bandt.

The Conversation

As Brisbane looks ahead to the Olympics, the survival of a heritage-listed school hangs in the balance

Nestled in the shadows of the Gabba, East Brisbane state school is at risk of being swallowed up by development plans for the 2032 Games

The Guardian - AU

‘They brought their politics with them’: will Queensland’s newest residents affect the election?

The state’s population grew by more than 57,800 in 12 months, mostly from southern migration

The Guardian - AU

Bristol City Council pay policy rewards 'fat cats', Tories claim

Greens defend salary structure as chief exec income rises by £3K

Bristol Post

Edinburgh Greens' election bid sees candidates fielded in every ward

The Edinburgh branch of the Scottish Greens are focusing on poverty and pollution

Edinburgh Live

In A Fkn Huge Move For Young People, The Greens Says It’ll Scrap All Outstanding Student Debt

It's the first Aussie party to make abolishing student debt a policy in the lead up to the Federal Election.

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WA government bill to close asbestos-riddled town Wittenoom ends 'dark chapter' of state's history

The West Australian government hopes the final closure of an asbestos-riddled town will at last deter social media influencers and 'danger tourists' from visiting.

ABC News

Tasmanian Liberal ministers apologise over groaning behaviour to abuse survivor's question

Two Tasmanian ministers at the centre of a furore over accusations they groaned during a question asked in parliament on behalf of a child sexual abuse survivor apologise.

The Conversation

Mixed results for Labor in nine federal seat polls, but a national Morgan poll gives Labor a massive lead

Telereach conducted nine polls in federal seats from March 17-19 for the News Ltd tabloids. All seats had a sample of about 800 according to Kos Samaras. The seats polled were Coalition-held Bass (Tas), Boothby (SA), Chisholm (Vic), Flynn (Qld), Reid (NSW), Swan (WA) and Longman (Qld), and Labor-held Dunkley…

The Guardian - AU

Victorian Liberal MP Wendy Lovell chastised for saying children in social housing ‘cannot mix’ in wealthy areas

Former housing minister accused of ‘postcode snobbery’ after saying there is ‘no point’ putting disadvantaged families in ‘best street in Brighton’

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Greens call for visa extension for abandoned West Papuan students

Time is running out for a group of West Papuan students in New Zealand whose scholarships were cut, out of the blue by the Indonesian Government

Daily Record

Scots parents rack up £1m school meals debt amid cost of living crisis

Free school meals are currently given to all children in primary years one to five.

Daily Record

Scottish councils urged to cancel £1m school meal debt for families amid cost of living crisis

Green MSP Ross Greer claimed local authorities are chasing families who "simply can’t pay".

ABC News

Gas industry peak body tells Beetaloo Basin Senate inquiry fracking cannot happen without consent from traditional owners

Traditional owner Johnny Wilson lives within 20km of fracking wells in the Northern Territory's Beetaloo Basin. This week, the peak body for oil and gas attempted to quell his concerns.

The Conversation

The legacy of Lake Pedder: how the world's first Green Party was born in Tasmania 50 years ago

Fifty years ago this week, the world’s first “green” political party was born in Tasmania after the state government purposefully flooded the magnificent Lake Pedder.

Liverpool Echo

Key moment for Wirral Greens as ex-Labour member joins

The new Green councillor said the party is 'better for Bromborough and better for me'

The Guardian - AU

‘Preference whisperers’: reforms to group voting unlikely to happen before Victorian election

Micro parties expected to benefit from potential delay to changes to preference rules

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