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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had refused to comment on the issue on Tuesday, saying it was a court process.
Coalition Proposes 25% Migration Cut Over 4 Years To Ease Housing Market Pressure
The Shadow Treasurer, Angus Taylor, backed the 25% reduction goal, pointing out that it would lessen pressure on the property market.
Nuclear Power Plant To Cost AU$8.5B, 50% More Than Wind, Solar: CSIR Report
According to the report by Australia's leading scientific organization that calculates the costs for large-scale reactors for the first time, building the nuclear power plant would take at least 15 years, which would overshoot the deadline to end coal-fired power
Child Recovers From First H5N1 Bird Flu Case In Australia; Separate Strain Hits Egg Farm
The child was understood to have returned from India in March, following which they tested positive for the avian influenza H5N1 strain.
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Federal Government Bans Replica Ozempic, Mounjaro Manufacturing
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Albanese Backs Raising Social Media Age Limit To Protect Young Australians
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New Caledonia Unrest: Australia Sends 2 Military Aircraft To Bring Back Its Citizens
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Police Urge Public To Avoid Vigilantism After Queensland Violence Leaves Ex-MP Hurt
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Electoral Officer Slams Social Media Giants' Reluctance To Tackle Election Disinformation
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Sussan Ley Calls For Sean Diddy's Boycott Following Assault Video As NSW Cracks Down On Domestic Abuse
In light of the situation, the deputy liberal leader urged Australian corporations to cease any ventures that financially benefit Combs and urged media outlets to stop playing his songs.
Iran's President Raisi Declared Dead In Helicopter Crash
Iran launched a large-scale search and rescue effort to scour a fog-shrouded mountain area after President Ebrahim Raisi's helicopter went missing Sunday in what state media described as an "accident".
Australia Enjoys Coldest April In Nearly A Decade Amid Record High Global Heat
The cold weather could continue in May thanks to a new high pressure system off the Great Australian Bight.
Treasurer Chalmers Calls Dutton's Proposal To Cut Immigration Levels An 'Unhinged And Risky Rant'
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Government Faces Backlash For Alloting AU$227M To Urgent Care Clinics
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Kim's Sister Denies N. Korea Exporting Weapons To Russia
The powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Friday denied widespread allegations that Pyongyang is shipping weapons to Russia, calling the claim "absurd".
'Balaclavas And Big Sticks': New Caledonia Tourists Trapped By Riots
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Controversial Portrait Of Australia's Richest Woman Sparks Debate on Creative Expression
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Health Groups Dismiss Workplaces' 'Menopause Friendly' Labels, Blame Lack Of Solid Research
The submission from the Australian Medical Association suggested a flexible and inclusive work environment and including a perimenopause/menopause policy to the existing health and safety risk assessments.
Universities Continue To Crackdown On Pro-Palestine Protesters, Warn Students Of Severe Action
The University of Melbourne canceled all the classes since Wednesday noon after hundreds of protesters began a sit-in protest at the Arts West building.
Court Exempts Environment Minister From Considering Emissions While Approving Projects
Even if these projects damage protected areas, animals, and the environment, the minister was not required by Australia's present environmental legislation to take its impact on climate change into account.
Australia To Introduce $100 Fast-Track Passport Option From July
Many Australians are being forced to wait weeks for their passports under the present system, with the only expedient choice being a more costly "priority" one for serious situations.
Sydney Council Faces Protests As It Debates Rescinding Ban On Same-Sex Parenting Book
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Senator Fatima Payman Calls Israeli Actions In Gaza 'Genocide,' Pushes For Sanctions
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Controversial Tasmanian Premier's Statue Vandalized Ahead Of Tribunal Ruling On Its Removal
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Victorian Parliament Bans Keffiyeh Scarves, Deems Them 'Political'
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US Says Boeing Can Be Prosecuted For 737 MAX Crashes
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Ukraine Says Withdrew Troops In Parts Of Kharkiv Region
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After Deakin, ANU Asks Pro-Palestinian Protestors To Vacate The Campus
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South Australia To Crack Down On Pet Mistreatment And Provoked Attacks With High Penalties
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Israel-Hamas Conflict: Australian Medics Part Of New Red Cross Hospital Staff In Rafah
The humanitarian situation worsens as the Red Cross operates a hospital in Rafah with Australian medical personnel amid Israeli bombing.
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