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Could a GST hike actually help poorer Australians?
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The spy base we’re not supposed to know about is getting bigger
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Raf Epstein on a week that’s left him ‘punch drunk’
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The forgotten health crisis
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‘A heap of hypocrisy’: Why Allegra Spender says the Helen Haines attack must change politics
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Arrests and curfews: The French protest crackdown
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The Helen Haines attack: Why ‘we have no right to be surprised’
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Lying, misconduct and coverup claims: The Greens in crisis
October 19, 2026 · 14 minThe Greens are in crisis mode after one of their senators was accused of inappropriate conduct towards women. On Monday the party held an emergency meeting after an explosive statement from Jordon Steele-John, denying the allegations and…
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The Herzog protest inquiry police wanted kept private
October 18, 2026 · 17 minOn February 9, thousands of people gathered at Sydney Town Hall to protest the visit of Israeli president Isaac Herzog.They wanted to march to state parliament, but police were blocking their way. The scenes that followed were shocking…
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The fake orphans trafficked to Australia
October 17, 2026 · 17 minFor decades, thousands of South Korean children were adopted into families overseas, including here in Australia. Many grew up believing they were orphans, only to discover years later that their identities had been falsified, their…
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Is Josh Frydenberg coming for Angus Taylor?
October 16, 2026 · 16 minIn politics, there’s nothing quite like a book launch to remind everyone you’re here if they need. Josh Frydenberg is back, with a new book, some pointed criticism of his party, and perhaps an eye on a return to Canberra. Meanwhile…
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Could Trump wage another war in the Middle East?
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