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🔮 Premier Ben Carroll had repeatedly pledged that legislation guaranteeing employees the right to work from home at least two days a week would pass before Victorians head to the polls. assertive
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Immigration Minister Tony Burke has rejected claims Australia is experiencing 'mass migration', arguing migration levels have fallen sharply from their post-pandemic peak while warning drastic cuts would damage the economy. assertive
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Australian men who father children overseas could soon be forced to pay child support to mothers living abroad under sweeping Labor reforms aimed at cracking down on parents who dodge their responsibilities.
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek will introduce legislation to parliament on Thursday designed to recover billions in unpaid child support, strengthen protections for victims of domestic violence, and stop former partners from exploiting loopholes in the system. assertive
🔮 A young Spanish woman living in Australia was brought to tears over the Albanese government's visa reforms, claiming the 'unfaithful' system could prevent her from remaining in the country. assertive
🔮 Following the meeting, he spoke to ABC's Insiders host David Speers, who pressed him several times on whether Australia would dilute copyright protections as US AI firms seek greater access to books, music, articles and other creative works to train their models. assertive
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The Coalition has unveiled a plan to automatically cut fuel taxes whenever global oil prices spike, in direct opposition to the Albanese government's decision not to introduce another fuel excise cut.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor unveiled the Coalition's 'Fuel Price Shield' on Sunday, claiming it could save motorists up to 27¢ a litre at the bowser and about $15 on the cost of a typical tank.
Under the scheme, fuel excise would be halved whenever the two-week average closing price of Brent crude oil exceeds US$100 a barrel. assertive
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has brushed off criticism of his leadership after being confronted by a journalist in New York on Sunday night.
Albanese was taking questions ahead of the Atlantic Council Awards in New York, where he is set to be honoured with a Global Citizen Award for his contributions on the world stage, particularly in the Pacific.
The event is being held alongside the United Nations General Assembly, where Australia launched a formal bid for a two-year term on the powerful UN Security Council in 2029 and 2030. assertive
🔮 The Australian's closely watched Newspoll has slugged the Prime Minister with a net satisfaction rating of -27 per cent, with only about a quarter of Australians now saying they would vote for Labor, the party's lowest level of support in nearly 15 years. assertive
🔮 Australia is heading towards a dramatic demographic shift, with deaths projected to outnumber births by the 2060s as fertility rates continue to fall and the population ages, meaning net migration would become the country's only source of population growth. assertive
🔮 Under the announced changes, future international students and graduate visa holders will generally no longer be able to bring family members to Australia, while backpackers seeking second and third-year working holiday visas will face a ballot for a reduced number of places. assertive
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The Coalition has floated new ideas that could allow Australians to use their retirement savings to buy a home, reigniting debate about the role of superannuation in housing.
Opposition housing spokesman Andrew Bragg is due to argue in an address on Tuesday that the country must rethink the role superannuation could play in boosting home ownership as the number of retirees renting continues to rise.
While not official Coalition policy, he said the party wants to explore whether Australians should be given more freedom to use their own savings to secure housing earlier in life. mixed
🔮 'The outcome of these elections, and the broader state of US politics, are matters of significant public interest to Australians and will remain an important focus of 9News coverage.'
Nine defended the decision to interview Thom Robb (pictured) in a statement to Daily Mail
Nine also rejected suggestions it had attempted to draw a connection between Hanson and the Ku Klux Klan, noting that Robb had raised the One Nation leader himself. assertive
🔮 Albanese fielded questions in New York on Sunday night ahead of the Atlantic Council Awards, where he will receive a Global Citizen Award on Wednesday recognising his leadership internationally, especially in the Pacific. assertive
🔮 The NYPD bomb squad was called in after a 'suspicious package' was found in New York City
Anthony Albanese (pictured) is expected to address the United Nations Assembly this week
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Pauline Hanson has accused Anthony Albanese of sitting on details of a cybersecurity AI breach until he could reveal it during his high-profile New York trip. assertive
🔮 'The Coalition are absolutely determined that we will fight the next election with our own policies that we will develop by ourselves and release on our own timeline, and we will take those to the electorate.' mixed
🔮 Under Section 124 of the Constitution, creating a new state requires approval by the Queensland Parliament, meaning any government in Brisbane would need to agree to a split. assertive
🔮 While the report does not identify specific examples, Victoria has faced years of scrutiny over the cancelled Commonwealth Games, ballooning infrastructure costs and a debt burden forecast to approach $200billion by the end of the decade. assertive
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The federal leader of the Greens has announced she will step down from the role amid a health battle with kidney disease.
Larissa Waters announced about 7.30pm on Monday night that she would leave the role but remain as a Queensland senator for the party.
She has been at the helm for a little over a year since taking the reins from former leader Adam Bandt. assertive
🔮 In a blog post to its website titled 'how we will do better for Australia' the Artificial Intelligence giant said, 'We are sorry and working to do better in the future'. assertive
🔮 The Final Budget Outcome for 2025-26 reveals tax receipts reached 24.1 per cent of GDP, higher than the 23.6 per cent forecast in the May budget and above the 23.9 per cent tax-to-GDP cap set by former Coalition finance minister Mathias Cormann. mixed
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Greens deputy leader Mehreen Faruqi has emerged as a leading contender to replace Larissa Waters after the outgoing leader announced she was stepping down due to kidney disease on Monday.
Faruqi is widely expected to contest the leadership, backed strongly by the party's activist base, particularly those pushing for a more confrontational approach to Labor and a sharper focus on social justice and Palestine. assertive
🔮 unless we change things, the stagnation is going to continue and we could go more than a decade without any advance in our real living standards, which, after three decades, is a huge disappointment, and I can understand why people aren't happy,' he said. assertive
🔮 In a video following the decision, the One Nation leader claimed the rise exposed what she called failed promises by the Albanese Government and would leave households facing even greater financial pressures. assertive
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David Shoebridge has been elected leader of the Greens, defeating fellow NSW senator Mehreen Faruqi and South Australian senator Sarah Hanson-Young after Larissa Waters stepped down for health reasons.
Shoebridge secured the party's top job following a vote during a party retreat in Sydney on Wednesday morning.
Victorian senator Steph Hodgins-May was elected deputy leader after running on a joint ticket with Shoebridge. assertive
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Pauline Hanson has predicted Anthony Albanese will call an election at the end of next year to create a 'big problem' for any future right-wing government - Labor and the Greens are almost certain to maintain control the Senate for months afterwards. assertive
🔮 Chris Minns (pictured) has emphasised his NSW government's fiscal credentials following the latest interest rate rise
The Premier argued governments could not ignore the limits of the public purse, and said fiscal discipline had strengthened confidence in NSW's finances. mixed
🔮 'I'll ask the new Greens leader, David Shoebridge, the same question I asked Mehreen: will he issue a statement supporting a two-state solution, condemn Hamas and criticise the use of 'globalise the Intifada'?' Hutton wrote. assertive
🔮 He said the conflict was placing ‘very substantial upward pressure on inflation’ globally and warned that the economic impact would worsen if the war dragged on. assertive
🔮 Rather than cycling offenders through prison, Burson suggested inmates with a drug addiction could be sent to regional areas facing labour shortages and put to work in agriculture. mixed
🔮 Nationals leader Matt Canavan has warned Australians could face longer waits for an Uber under a future Coalition government as the opposition unveils sweeping cuts to migration. assertive
🔮 Many believe a likely second interest rate rise before polling day would be politically devastating, with voters expected to vent their anger at the federal government and further punish a Victorian Labor branch already in freefall. assertive
🔮 'It is inappropriate, it is sickening, it is cruel, and it's provocative to be holding these events on October 7,' she said.
'To do it on any other day would show a little bit of credibility. assertive
🔮 The judge ordered that she pay Waterhouse's costs on an indemnity basis, a much harsher order than ordinary costs and one that could leave her responsible for the vast majority of his legal bill relating to the claims against her. assertive
🔮 It comes as the Australian Privacy Commissioner investigates the technology amid concerns that hackers could access servers containing photos, videos and personal information. assertive
🔮 However, Daily Mail understands the missing section contained the comment: 'And there will be no more bust-ups between the Liberal and National parties.' assertive
🔮 Australian taxpayers could soon help cover the cost of more than 30 types of gender reassignment surgery under a proposal to expand Medicare rebates for procedures that patients currently pay for largely out of their own pockets. mixed
🔮 Bell made the remark while attacking the Albanese government's handling of the controversial ATO policy, which would have prevented taxpayers from paying tax bills with credit cards from November. assertive
🔮 It's above projected inflation of 2.8 per cent in 2026/27 and 2.4 per cent in 2027/28, according to the latest forecasts by the Reserve Bank of Australia. assertive
🔮 One of Australia's largest hospitality groups has pushed back against growing calls to cut immigration, warning pubs, hotels and tourism operators would struggle to find staff without migrant workers. assertive
🔮 An FOI response obtained by the Coalition shows Farrell's office could not locate any emails, text messages, diary entries or other records documenting Wells' meeting with his chief of staff, Ben Rillo, on the afternoon of June 7, 2025. assertive
🔮 An FOI response obtained by the Coalition found Farrell's office could not locate emails, text messages, diary entries or other documents relating to the meeting Wells said occurred with Rillo on the afternoon of June 7. assertive
🔮 Speaking to ABC Insiders host David Speers on Sunday, Mr Mulino acknowledged that he and Treasurer Jim Chalmers became aware in July that the ATO’s preferred option was to stop accepting credit cards if it could not secure lower fees from card companies. assertive
🔮 'I would've thought that if those people, and especially those men in there, had any front whatsoever, what they'd do is ask her to remove it effective immediately,' she said. assertive
🔮 The Labor ministry were set to be feted by corporate executives, lobbyists and business leaders at the event hosted by the Labor Business Forum, the ALP's business networking and fundraising wing. assertive
🔮 It questioned whether Haines had received undeclared gifts, held business interests, accepted political donations or maintained personal relationships with organisations that could potentially benefit from government funding. assertive
🔮 'Let me say that if the Prime Minister were to intervene and cancel any of this madness, then I will be the first to go on 2GB in the afternoon and congratulate Anthony Albanese,' Howard said. assertive
🔮 The Coalition has pledged to give Australians a legal right to pay with cash, unveiling a new bill that would force major retailers, restaurants, pharmacies and government agencies to accept notes and coins. assertive
🔮 If the swing were replicated uniformly across Victoria, the Coalition would comfortably win government in its own right and could pick up more than 20 seats from Labor. assertive
🔮 Inflation accelerated again in the September quarter despite four interest rate increases this year, bolstering expectations the Reserve Bank could tighten monetary policy again when it meets next week. mixed
🔮 We understand it's unlikely he will receive a 'villain edit' in the next season, as the production company Endemol Shine Australia will be treading very carefully. assertive
🔮 El Matari was due to be released from Macquarie Correctional Centre on Sunday after the Department of Home Affairs did not apply for a Continuing Detention Order, which a court could have imposed for up to another five years. assertive
🔮 The National Disability Insurance Agency exceeded its staffing budget by $224.6million, while the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water overshot forecasts by $197.6 million. assertive
🔮 Commonwealth Bank economists revised their forecast after the Reserve Bank warned inflation was likely to remain higher than expected, driven by rising energy costs, booming investment in artificial intelligence and persistent economic constraints. assertive
🔮 Albanese (right) rejected criticism about his overseas trips, arguing it strengthened trade
The Prime Minister also rejected suggestions he had implied living standards could not improve until wars in Ukraine and the Middle East ended. assertive
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