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Teals and other NSW independents seek to kill controversial Pep-11 gas permit

Exclusive: Candidates hoping to hold the balance of power to push for state-level development bans

The Guardian - AU

Ex-UK leader Truss to urge tougher China stance in Tokyo

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss will join the former leaders of Australia and Belgium at a conference in Tokyo later this month to call for a tougher international approach to China

The Independent UK

Controversial PEP-11 gas project revived after Labor agrees to vacate Scott Morrison's decision

Former prime minister Scott Morrison's decision to reject a controversial offshore gas exploration licence off the New South Wales coast is set to be overturned.

ABC News

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Morrison's offshore drilling veto could be overturned

The Federal Court could overturn a controversial call by former prime minister Scott Morrison to veto a gas drilling project off the NSW coast.

AAP

Malcolm Turnbull says Labor has failed to answer if Aukus deal compromises Australian sovereignty

Former PM says if operation of nuclear subs depends on US then that is ‘a momentous change which has not been acknowledged’

The Guardian - AU

Christian Porter tells inquiry ‘someone’ in department assured him robodebt was legal but ‘I can’t recall who’

Former social services minister and attorney general also says he accepts some responsibility for the scandal

The Guardian - AU

Anthony Albanese says he would likely have signed up to Aukus if he had been PM at the time

Exclusive: Prime minister’s assessment pits him against Paul Keating, who has urged Labor to walk away from controversial pact

The Guardian - AU

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Peter Dutton will surely vote No on the Voice — he has nothing to lose

If the opposition leader beats Anthony Albanese in this fight it will give him the political oxygen he’s been gasping for.

Crikey

Polarising Novak Djokovic is set to complete extraordinary revenge arc

The 35-year-old is scything his way through the Australian Open in a haze of righteous fury after being deported a year ago

The Guardian - UK

March, mourn, celebrate or ignore: here’s how January 26 will be marked across the country

Attitudes are changing. Despite an increasing focus on Indigenous rights and recognition, large swathes of the population still lean into Australia Day.

Crikey

'A warrior in every sense': Jim Molan farewelled in service at Duntroon

The former major general died last week following a two-year battle with cancer.

The Canberra Times

Body image teacher Australian of the Year

Body positive writer and film director Taryn Brumfitt has been named Australian of the Year for her work getting more women to love the skin they're in.

AAP

Penny Wong and Richard Marles to head to France in effort to heal Aukus rift

Australia’s foreign and defence ministers to join French counterparts for ‘2+2’ meeting, the first since relations cooled in 2021 over pact with US and UK

The Guardian - AU

Should we abolish Australia Day awards?

Rather than giving Australian honours gongs a makeover, perhaps it’s time to just junk them and start all over again.

Crikey

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Do the NSW Liberals care more about climate change than Labor?

Labor’s thrown a few ideas up in the air but the Perrottet government (with Matt Kean’s prodigious output) has put ideas into action.

Crikey

Global climate action would be for nothing if China goes to war with Taiwan

Australia needs to stay in Beijing’s good books if it wants to continue getting its zero emissions technology supplies.

AAP

Victim's terror over false $65k robodebt

An aged pensioner has spoken of the terror and trauma when hit with a false $65,000 debt thanks to the unlawful robodebt income calculation method.

ABC News

With authorities in Queensland scaling back COVID protocols, here’s a look back at where we were 12, 24 and 36 months ago

Queensland's fourth year of living with COVID-19 begins today – marking the anniversary of the first time the state's then Chief Health Officer Jeannette Young warned the public of a novel coronavirus emerging out of China.

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Jacinda Ardern's outsized foreign policy legacy

When the Prime Minister exits, she leaves behind a slate of foreign policy achievements for which she will be remembered.

The Conversation

Let buyers jump the queue for electric cars by importing them directly

If Australia is to decarbonise our energy system by 2050, we need to start the transition to electric vehicles very soon. Cars sold in the 2030s will mostly still be on the road in 2050, so we have to make sure most of them are electric. But electric cars (including…

Crikey

To work or not to work on January 26

Hundreds of thousands of workers can now work on January 26 and save their public holiday for another day, and former PM Tony Abbott is being touted as the best person to replace the late senator Jim Molan.

The Canberra Times

Liberals urge government to reverse APS Australia Day rule

Jane Hume accused the government of telling APS employees Australia Day does not matter after they revoked restrictions on public servants working on January 26.

AFP

Australia to scrap Taipan helicopters despite pleas from France

Sydney (AFP) - Australia on Wednesday announced it would scrap its fleet of European-made Taipan military helicopters, despite last-ditch lobbying by France to save the contract.

AFP

Australia to scrap French-built military helicopters

Sydney (AFP) - Australia on Wednesday announced it would scrap its fleet of French-made Taipan military helicopters, despite last-ditch lobbying by Paris to save the contract.

The Canberra Times

APS staff allowed to work on Australia Day after Morrison rule revoked

Former prime minister Scott Morrison issued a directive shortly before the election, removing the ability to allow APS staff to arrange a substitute day for Australia Day and other public holidays.

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