Albanese Downplays NZ Tensions, Signs New Deal
Anthony Albanese and Christopher Luxon signed a new economic agreement in Noosa, dismissing suggestions of hostility after a 'cheeky' budget rivalry over capital gains tax changes.
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Maine Democrat Platner Predicts Primary Win Amid Controversies
Graham Platner, a Democratic US Senate candidate in Maine, remains confident of primary victory despite allegations of physical intimidation and past misconduct, which he claims have been weaponized.
GOP lawmakers increasingly defy Trump as midterms near
Congressional Republicans are breaking with Trump on Iran, Ukraine, and immigration, but analysts say the defections may be more about political survival than genuine rebellion.
HMS Prince of Wales Technical Issue Delays Departure
A minor technical issue has been detected on HMS Prince of Wales while docked in Norway, delaying its sailing. The Royal Navy expects the carrier to depart in the coming days after repairs.
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Greens co-founder quits, says party 'beyond reform'
Drew Hutton, co-founder of the Australian Greens, has quit after 30 years, citing gender extremism, free speech rejection, and a narrow cultural bubble. He calls the party 'beyond reform'.
Bruised Democrats Weigh How to Win Back Voters
Democrats grapple with party brand after 2024 loss, as candidates across the US face skeptical voters and internal divisions ahead of crucial midterm elections.
Armenia Votes Amid Russian Pressure and 'Ukrainian Scenario' Threat
Armenia heads to parliamentary elections on Sunday as Moscow imposes trade bans and warns of a 'Ukrainian scenario', testing PM Pashinyan's westward shift despite deep economic ties with Russia.
Why We Really Need Lobbyists
Lobbyists play a vital role in democracy by representing diverse interests and informing policy. This article argues for their necessity in Canberra.
Burnham Advocates Thames Water Nationalisation
Andy Burnham, Labour's Makerfield byelection candidate, says Thames Water should be nationalised, criticising soaring bills and profits while infrastructure suffers.
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Labour to Make AI 'Work for the Workers', Says Kendall
Liz Kendall pledges Labour will shape AI adoption to benefit workers, not abandon those displaced. New training schemes target disadvantaged youth, with 40% of £187m program for poor schools.
Could Farage's 'Pure, Cold Rage' Rhetoric Damage His Brand?
Nigel Farage faces backlash after his response to Henry Nowak's murder, with critics warning his far-right rhetoric may alienate moderate voters and empower far-right rivals.
US Judge Blocks Trump Policies on 39 Travel-Ban Countries
A federal judge ruled that Trump administration policies unlawfully barred immigrants from 39 countries from receiving asylum, work permits, green cards, and citizenship decisions.
Preventing fatal falls in older people: targeted support needed
Falls are the leading cause of accidental death in the UK, killing over 11,000 people annually. Experts call for multifactorial assessments and investment in physiotherapy to prevent these tragedies.
California Primary Races Too Close to Call as Counting Continues
Three days after polls closed, key California primary races remain undecided. In the governor's race, Steve Hilton leads Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer, but experts warn counting could take weeks, with untallied votes likely favoring Democrats.
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PM Refuses Apology Over Broken Promises
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese refuses to apologise for broken promises on power prices, housing, tax, and more, as Labor faces record low support.
US Senate Passes $70bn Immigration Bill After Clash
The US Senate passed a $70bn bill to fund ICE and border patrol for three years, overcoming delays and backlash over a Trump settlement fund. The legislation now heads to the House.
Lammy backs Starmer amid Burnham leadership bid
David Lammy defends Keir Starmer after Andy Burnham says he would contest Labour leadership. Lammy urges Elon Musk to stop tweeting about Henry Nowak case.
Govt spent $170m fighting NDIS participants' appeals
The Albanese government spent $170m in legal fees over three years fighting NDIS participants appealing decisions, a Senate estimates hearing revealed. Participants win 30% of cases.
Avoiding Capital Gains Tax via Pension: Is It Worth It?
Recent news suggests retirees might qualify for a small pension to avoid Labor's new 30% minimum capital gains tax. But strict means tests and anti-avoidance rules make this strategy impractical for most.
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PM denies majority reason for tax backflip
Anthony Albanese has denied his 18-seat majority prompted the government's backflip on capital gains tax and negative gearing, warning voters may turn to populism.
Australia's Used Submarine Purchase: AUKUS Expert Answers
Australia is buying used US submarines under AUKUS to bridge a capability gap. A naval expert explains the costs, risks, and benefits of the deal.
Housing Prices Drop: Political Fallout for Labor?
Explore the political dilemma facing Labor as falling house prices create a conundrum: solving the affordability crisis without hurting homeowners.
Grattan: Press Club Speech a Risk for Hanson
Michelle Grattan analyzes the risks for Pauline Hanson ahead of her National Press Club address, highlighting potential political pitfalls.
Why Labor lost the working class to the far right
Politicians have long misunderstood the working class. The rise of far-right parties shows how mistaken they've been. Class identity remains strong despite declining blue-collar jobs.
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Penny Wong Israel, Nauru Statement, Snow Season Fears
Penny Wong condemns Israeli treatment of Australian women, Nauru defends itself against whistleblower claims, and El Niño threatens snow season. Plus other top stories.
NHS Patient Data: Stop Palantir Before Trust Is Lost
The Guardian warns against Palantir's unlimited access to NHS patient data, urging ministers to end the contract to protect medical confidentiality and public trust.
Andy Burnham’s Plan to Fix England’s Social Care Crisis
Andy Burnham prioritizes overhauling England's social care system. Explore the crisis, funding issues, government plans, and the staggering costs of reform.
California and New York Weaken Climate Rules as Red States Go Green
California and New York scale back climate policies amid high energy costs, while Republican-led states like Texas lead in renewable energy growth.
Trump Claims Democrats ‘Trying to Steal’ California Primaries
Donald Trump has alleged without evidence that Democrats are cheating in California’s primaries, claiming mail-in ballots are being used to steal elections. His remarks have alarmed election observers who warn of misinformation risks.
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One Nation Leads Female Vote, Tops National Poll
One Nation has surged past Labor among female voters for the first time, leading national polling with 29% primary vote. Cost of living is the top concern.
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