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Germany's Scholz pledges less infighting as his government works to boost the economy

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is pledging that his government will tone down frequent public infighting that has weighed it down badly in polls as it works to pick up the country’s stagnant economy, Europe’s biggest

The Independent UK

Public housing waiting list surges as numbers dwindle

More than 3000 households are in the line for a home.

The Canberra Times

'Join us': Douglas Ross offers to back SNP rebels in vote to scrap Bute House deal

DOUGLAS Ross has offered to back SNP rebels in a vote to bring down the Bute House Agreement urging the backbenchers to “join” the…

The National (Scotland)

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‘New low’: Peter Dutton accused of seeking to ‘undermine’ faith in Australia’s electoral system

Exclusive: Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young says opposition leader is ‘seeking to cast doubt on legitimacy’ of voice referendum

The Guardian - AU

Labour's mixed messages on 'communication breakdown' with Greens

Grant Robertson says he will apologise to James Shaw for cutting $236 million in climate spending without a heads up but Chris Hipkins says there's no issue here.

Newsroom.co.nz

SNP would win a vote on Greens deal at conference, says Yousaf

The deal brought the Scottish Greens’ co-leaders into Government and shored up the pro-independence majority in Holyrood.

The Independent UK

Afternoon Update: Alan Joyce grilled at Senate inquiry; record number of Australians facing mortgage stress; and Murray cod numbers dwindle

Almost one-third of mortgage holders are at risk of mortgage stress – worse than at the height of the global financial crisis in 2008

The Guardian - AU

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Where the parties stand on drinking water

The lack of comprehensive, cohesive visions from Labour and National for moving to more sustainable, healthy land use is striking, writes Marnie Prickett

Newsroom.co.nz

National's glory days

In his new memoir, Steven Joyce remembers the first days of the reign of Sir John Key and a golden age of National

Newsroom.co.nz

Chris Hipkins unleashes as he prepares for dogfight

The people Chris Hipkins marginalised in his speech on Sunday were never going to vote Labour, but if the communities he stood up for were listening he might have just mounted a comeback

Newsroom.co.nz

Patrick Harvie responds to criticism of Green influence on SNP in government

SCOTTISH Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie has said he would be more concerned if policies introduced under the power-sharing agreement with the SNP…

The National (Scotland)

Shona Robison warns Bute House deal critics of risk posed by Unionists

DEPUTY First Minister Shona Robison has said not having the power-sharing agreement with the Greens would leave the SNP “at the mercy of the…

The National (Scotland)

Greens fire back at Scottish businessman after he labels their policies 'insanity'

A SCOTTISH philanthropist is facing criticism after he labelled the Scottish Greens policies as “insanity” and that they were to the…

The National (Scotland)

Greens and SNP mark second anniversary of 'beneficial' Bute House Agreement

Scottish Green co-leader Patrick Harvie has insisted the power-sharing deal which brought his party into government at Holyrood “benefits…

The National (Scotland)

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Greens members follow Labor in calling for zoning overhaul

The party wants more medium density housing on RZ1 and RZ2 blocks.

Newsroom.co.nz

If ever there was time for a grand coalition to heal our rifts, it’s now

Instead of being beholden to their left and right flanks respectively, Labour and National might prefer to stick to the centre. Sure, it means working with the old foe, but the policy ground would be much more comfortable to occupy.

The Canberra Times

Stephen-Smith says 'we took it to the election quietly' on drug reforms

The Health Minister has defended the government's position.

Crikey

A faction too much friction: anti-AUKUS forces drowned out by Marles’ manifesto

The remaining progressive and left forces within the ALP have been pretty much blown out of the water by the nuclear subs deal.

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‘A world of secrecy’: new calls for greater transparency for religious charities

Basic religious charities control more than $6 billion in assets, and new research points to the need for greater transparency and accountability.

The National (Scotland)

John Curtice gives verdict on SNP and Labour hopes at Holyrood and Westminster

POLLING expert Professor John Curtice has given his verdict on the latest political polling ...

The National (Scotland)

Patrick Harvie speaks out after backlash over 'older generation' comments

PATRICK Harvie has responded to criticism from Age Scotland after he suggested that SNP MSP Fergus Ewing was from a generation that had not…

The Guardian - AU

Murray-Darling Basin plan: states given three more years to finish water projects as extra buybacks on table

Tanya Plibersek warns Victoria as state holds out on signing deal while move to lift embargo on federal water purchases likely to enrage farmers

The Guardian - UK

‘They’ve become complacent’: Greens face battle to hold on to Brighton seat

The Green party hopes to convince voters in its only seat in parliament that there is life after Caroline Lucas

The Guardian - AU

I’ve spent 40 years in Antarctic research. Right now it’s facing a climate emergency so we must not put vital science on ice

Antarctica is experiencing disturbing changes – from missing winter sea ice to disintegrating ice shelves – and it’s almost certain things will get worse

The Conversation

I've spent 40 years studying Antarctica. The frozen continent has never needed our help more

After decades immersed in Antarctic science, I’ve learned that physical and biological changes rarely occur smoothly. More often than not, they unfold in sharp steps. Right now, Antarctica’s climate and ecosystems are experiencing disturbing changes.

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