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Opposition leader Sussan Ley will resign from Parliament in coming weeks, leaving the seat of Farrer vacant. Farrer is one of New South Wales’s largest electorates, and the race is now on to choose the next MP. The electorate covers more than 125 thousand square kilometres and includes the cities of Albury, Griffith, and towns …
Top Stories This Week: Angus Taylor has resigned as Shadow Defence Minister, prompting fresh questions about the Coalition’s frontbench stability and what the reshuffle could mean. The latest polling shows the South Australian Greens holding steady at 12 per cent support, signalling consistent backing as parties look ahead to the next state contest. A new …
New national polling shows strong public demand for climate safeguards in Australia’s environment laws, with most voters wanting climate impacts considered before approving new coal and gas projects. The data suggests Labor could lose nearly half its support if it leaves climate out of the reforms, as Australians expect laws that protect communities and nature …
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Protesters gathered in front of Parliament House today, calling on the government to stop the cuts to the NDIS. Disability advocates say reductions in allied health funding, travel subsidies and support coordination will undermine access to vital therapies for many people living with disability Image: Image: Supplied/ Noah Secomb Produced By: Noah Secomb Featured In …
Artificial intelligence may not be new, but the fast-paced growth of AI is finding more and more uses in daily life – even to help voters form an opinion. Now, many are growing worried about its growing impact on political discourse. Image: Image from Shutterstock Produced By: Nahal Naraghi Featured In Story: Jillian Fisher – …
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The Australian Conservation Foundation is challenging the North West Shelf approval in the Federal court. The reasons for this challenge, according to the ACF, are the Minister for the Environment Murray Watt has failed to consider the physical effects of climate change as an impact, and the approval left out critical details. Image: Image supplied …
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Turning to Federal politics, where further divisions are surfacing in the Coalition over net-zero, pressure mounts on the government to release the 2035 emissions reduction target, and the first regulatory guidelines for the upcoming social media ban have been released. How is Canberra taking all of this? Image: Image by Noah Secomb Produced By: Eduardo …
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New research from Monash University traces the Liberal Party’s so-called “women problem” back to cultural and policy shifts under former Prime Minister John Howard. Research Author Dr Blair Williams says the party, once the political home of many women voters, abandoned its socially liberal traditions in the 1980s and has since struggled to win them …
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