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David Littleproud has been invited by the government to its national jobs and skills summit, after Opposition Leader Peter Dutton dismissed it as a stunt.

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Chinese ambassador to address Australia

Chinese ambassador Xiao Qian will address the National Press Club as senior Australian and US diplomats working to counter Beijing’s influence in the Pacific.

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Dutton invited to jobs and skills summit

The national jobs and skills summit will bring together business, industry, unions and community groups – and the opposition, if it accepts the invitation.

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Labor’s refusal to grant visa to people smuggler challenged in high court

Man’s lawyers claim Clare O’Neil’s decision is unconstitutional and ask for him to be released from detention

The Guardian - AU

Uranium prices are soaring, and Australia's hoary old nuclear debate is back in the headlines. Here's what it all means

Last week, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton sought to revive the hoary old debate of nuclear power in Australia, announcing an internal review into whether the Liberals should back the controversial technology.

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SA Labor to return union donation

The South Australian Labor Party has decided to give back a controversial donation from the construction industry union.

AAP

NSW Liberals pass preselection reforms to prevent repeat of election fiasco

Senator Andrew Bragg praises party for ‘modernising its mechanics’ after the state branch adopted his motion

The Guardian - AU

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After a watershed week on climate, Albanese is eyeing the Hawke playbook for his upcoming jobs summit

The PM is courting a business community looking to work with his government – is a grand bargain on wages growth on the cards?

The Guardian - AU

No country for old men: the Liberal brand is a smoking ruin

Who’d be a Liberal? Irrelevant in Canberra, falling apart in Sydney, a disaster in Melbourne… the party is suffering serious brand damage, and it may become permanent.

Crikey

Peter Dutton said the cashless debit card has improved the lives of many users. Is he correct?

The Opposition Leader has been talking up the results of a survey on the cashless debit card, but the majority said the program had made life "worse".

ABC News

Boy prisoner swallows glass

A boy being held in Perth’s Casuarina Prison has been rushed to hospital after he swallowed glass, and Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek intends to block Clive Palmer’s proposed Queensland coalmine.

Crikey

On climate, the Coalition looks for an each-way bet on a losing horse

The only hope for the Coalition of ever winning government again will require them to at least pretend to re-engage with constituents on climate.

The New Daily

‘Waste of money’: Motorists short-changed as petrol tax cut helps retailers fatten profits

A fuel tax holiday designed to ease record high petrol prices has failed to deliver for many motorists, according to new analysis.

The New Daily

Climate bill passes lower house as Liberal MP defects

A bill enshrining an emissions reduction target of 43 per cent into law passed the House of Representatives. The government’s Climate Change Bill passed

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Denialism’s downside: is Dutton now losing even his fossil fuel donors?

Peter Dutton’s decision to mindlessly oppose Labor’s climate bill won’t make fossil fuel companies happy — an unusual position for a party that has worked so assiduously in their interests for so long.

The New Daily

‘Historic’ climate bill for reducing carbon emissions poised to pass into law

The Greens confirmed they would support the climate bill in the lower house and Senate, and Liberal MP Bridget Archer would cross the floor.

The New Daily

Greens play hand on climate change bill

The Greens will vote for the government’s signature emissions reduction target of 43 per cent by 2030, the party’s leader, Adam Bandt, has announced. In

The Guardian - AU

Peter Dutton has reached into the weeds of the climate wars and pulled out nuclear energy. It’s beyond ludicrous

The Coalition could’ve progressed a domestic industry in its nine years in power, but it didn’t

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The Conversation

Word from The Hill: Peter Dutton puts nuclear power on opposition's agenda

As well as her interviews with politicians and experts, Politics with Michelle Grattan includes “Word from The Hill”, where she discusses the news with members of The Conversation politics team.

The Guardian - AU

Peter Dutton rejects push by moderate Liberals to change position on climate legislation

Opposition leader tells shadow cabinet voting against bill does not mean it opposes targets, while Greens yet to reach consensus

AAP

Greens to meet again on Labor climate bill

The Greens will meet on Tuesday night to decide their position on the federal government's climate bill, which will be crucial to its passage.

The New Daily

Paul Bongiorno: Righting wrongs puts Voice referendum in box seat

Earlier prime ministers have heralded false dawns promising First Nations people they would receive the recognition and respect so long denied them.

ABC News

The price of fuel is set to rise next month, and calls are growing for the government to step in

The fuel excise relief is rapidly coming to an end and the government is about to face plenty of pressure to extend it so Australians can avoid pain at the pump.

The Guardian - AU

Warren Entsch may support Labor’s climate target if he can be shown it’s not a ‘brain fart’

Liberal MP says he is open-minded on bill but doesn’t want it to become an ‘impost on the community’ amid high inflation

ABC News

Constitution should recognise Indigenous people as first Australians, says Noel Pearson

The Albanese government's proposal to enshrine an Indigenous advisory body in the constitution should include words that formally recognise Indigenous people as Australia's first inhabitants, advocate Noel Pearson says.

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