MPs cautious as threats and abuse rise over war in Gaza A rise in death threats, abuse and office attacks have parliamentarians and authorities on higher alert for danger as the Gaza war frays community cohesion. AAP · Jun 28, 2024
‘I’m like a fine wine connoisseur’: the vapers fuming at Australia’s tough new laws and lack of flavours The so-called toughest vape laws in the world are unfair and might create a new black market, seasoned vapers say The Guardian - AU · Jun 28, 2024
Albanese says ‘no place for extremism in Australia’ after teen allegedly enters MP’s office with ‘intention to kill’ Jordan Patten, 19, allegedly wrote a document in which he expressed a desire to attack Labor politicians before visiting Tim Crakanthorp’s office The Guardian - AU · Jun 28, 2024
Payman might cross the floor again despite party rebuke Labor senator Fatima Payman has been iced out of a partyroom meeting as punishment for crossing the floor but remains unapologetic about her actions. AAP · Jun 28, 2024
Alleged threat to PM's family by terror plot accused Prime Minister Anthony Albanese fought back tears while revealing the manifesto of a teen terror suspect allegedly included threats towards his family. AAP · Jun 28, 2024
Morning Mail: police misuse of data revealed, fresh concerns about NDIS reform, Queensland women seal Origin series Guardian investigation exposes the unauthorised access of confidential information; minister lashes opposition as reform legislation delayed The Guardian - AU · Jun 27, 2024
What’s next for the Climate Change Authority under Matt Kean’s leadership? The appointment of high-profile New South Wales Liberal politician Matt Kean to chair the Climate Change Authority has sparked questions about what this body does. How does it influence climate policy in Australia? The Conversation · Jun 27, 2024
Grattan on Friday: the Assange light and sound show overshadows government problems As scripted political dramas go, Julian Assange’s (welcome) arrival in Canberra on Wednesday night would be hard to beat. The Conversation · Jun 27, 2024
Afternoon Update: mushroom gummies recalled after ‘disturbing’ hallucinations; Lehrmann told to pay $2m in costs; and chicken soup to restore the soul Byron Bay manufacturer says consuming whole bag could ‘make people feel weird’ The Guardian - AU · Jun 27, 2024
Labor’s build-to-rent bill knocked back in Senate as Coalition and Greens team up Greens want 100% of build-to-rent properties to be affordable and Coalition says bill would just ‘give foreign fund managers a tax cut’ The Guardian - AU · Jun 27, 2024
Penny Wong confirms some in Labor caucus ‘upset’ Fatima Payman crossed the floor on Palestine Foreign minister and others say they had to argue internally for change on marriage equality, stressing importance of party unity The Guardian - AU · Jun 27, 2024
Build-to-rent incentive plan hits opposition roadblock The government's build-to-rent incentive program has been sent to an inquiry by the opposition and Greens despite a chronic shortage of rental homes. AAP · Jun 27, 2024
Death and taxes: Victoria considers probate fee hike The cost of finalising a dead loved one's estate in Victoria could rise by up to 580 per cent under the state government's preferred changes to probate fees. AAP · Jun 27, 2024
Teenager charged with planning terrorist attack after allegedly entering NSW MP’s office with ‘intention to kill’ Labor MP for Newcastle Tim Crakanthorp said he and his staff were safe and unharmed after the ‘very serious incident’ The Guardian - AU · Jun 27, 2024
The Conversation · Jun 27, 2024 Achieving net zero with renewables or nuclear means rebuilding the hollowed-out public service after decades of cuts Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s plan to build seven nuclear power plants in Australia has attracted plenty of critical attention. But there’s a striking feature which has received relatively little discussion or criticism: the nuclear plants would be publicly owned and operated, similar to the National Broadband Network (NBN).
AAP · Jun 26, 2024 Ministers back benching senator for pro-Palestine vote Senior ministers have defended Anthony Albanese's decision to temporarily bench a Labor senator for supporting a pro-Palestine motion by crossing the floor.
The Guardian - AU · Jun 26, 2024 Morning Mail: what next for Julian Assange, cruel blow for Ticehurst family, Blues blitz Maroons The Wikileaks founder’s wife pleads for privacy as he begins a new life in Australia
AAP · Jun 26, 2024 Lack of play on betting ads a year from landmark review A lack of action to stop the ubiquitous nature of betting ads targeting young people has been branded disappointing a year after a landmark review.
The Guardian - AU · Jun 26, 2024 Labor group praises Fatima Payman for upholding party ‘principles and policy’ to cross floor Exclusive: Labor Friends of Palestine hit out at federal government’s stance as ‘weakening’ commitment to Palestinian statehood
The Guardian - AU · Jun 26, 2024 Julian Assange has been described as a provocateur – now his father says he just wants to be ‘ordinary’ The WikiLeaks founder is sure to be greeted by lots of media attention when he wakes up on Thursday morning, and not all of it welcome
The Guardian - AU · Jun 26, 2024 Relentless lobbying and a garden party ambush: how Australia pushed for Julian Assange’s freedom WikiLeaks founder’s release was culmination of years of behind-the-scenes diplomatic lobbying, which got a big boost when Albanese took office
Pedestrian.tv · Jun 26, 2024 Coles & Woolworths Won’t Be Forced To Break Up Their Pricey Love Affair As Senate Bill Fails Supermarket duopoly Coles and Woolworths won't be forced to break up as the relevant Senate bill has failed.
AAP · Jun 26, 2024 Rinehart gas project expansion sparks koala death fears An expansion of a gas project backed by billionaire Gina Rinehart has triggered fears it will lead to the destruction of hundreds of hectares of koala habitat.
The Guardian - AU · Jun 26, 2024 Afternoon Update: Julian Assange on his way to Australia; inflation rises; and financial therapists on money and feelings Anthony Albanese says he believes Australians ‘overwhelmingly’ wanted to see the WikiLeaks founder freed
AAP · Jun 26, 2024 Ban on live sheep exports clears lower house Laws imposing a ban on live sheep exports has passed parliament's lower house, despite concerns the contentious proposal was being rushed through parliament.