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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised West Australians’ generosity at Telethon before setting an ambitious target for fundraising as he announced a $6 million contribution from Canberra.
CAMERON MILNER: The PM’s $4.3 million clifftop mansion saga is an Albo-hemian Rhapsody of sorts — he’s just a poor boy, from a poor family!
Nearly 50 tanks will be sent to Ukraine in a further Australian contribution to the nation’s fight against Russia, bringing the total aid package to $1.5 billion.
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Australia’s fertility rate hit a record low of 1.5 births per woman, the lowest since 1935. The number of babies born in 2023 was also at a 17-year low.
It comes as the PM faces criticism for buying a $4.3 million dollar clifftop home.
Outgoing Border Force commissioner Michael Outram said Australia was still failing to grasp the threats to our border and warned a failure to spend now to protect it would cost much more in the long term.
ANDREW CARSWELL: Anthony Albanese could broker world peace and Australians would still gripe that he hasn’t done enough to address the rising cost of living.
Anthony Albanese has been forced to defend his Government’s performance after polling showed Labor lagging behind the Coalition for the first time.
Labor MP Peter Khalil, the Federal Government’s special envoy for social cohesion, has had his office vandalised with symbols associated with Hamas and doused in an unknown substance.
Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek insists she is still in talks over the Government’s planned environmental watchdog despite the Opposition warning there has been ‘stunning silence’ on the legislation.
New polling shows the Coalition leading Labor for the first time since the 2022 election.
Up to one million workers would lose ‘significant’ rights under changes being mooted for businesses, the Australian Council of Trade Unions warns.
PAUL MURRAY: The Federal Energy Minister seems to think hydrogen is a magic elixir that will cure all our ills - he couldn’t be more wrong.
Fresh details have emerged about the royal visit down under.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been forced to assure Japan that Australia remains an ‘absolutely reliable’ supplier of gas amid ongoing concerns the Government’s policies threaten supply.