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Mr. Chalmers emphasises that the two countries still maintain a strong and important economic relationship.

The minister argued protecting the community is ‘not censorship.’

Majid Jamshidi Doukoshkan is one of a 100 immigration detainees released into the community following a High Court ruling.

95 percent believe news outlets should disclose if they are using AI.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has been sued for racial discrimination by Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi.

Independent MP Dai Le has warned that any campaign targetting gendered violence must recognise that not all men are violent, or risk alienating many.

The Australian leader’s involvement in the national rallies attracted headlines for the wrong reasons after he was handed the mic to speak.

Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) is calling for pay rise based on gender for women in ‘key feminised industries.’

The case centres on a tweet sent by the One Nation leader telling another senator to ‘pack [her] bags and piss off back to Pakistan.’

Queensland Senator Matt Canavan said the government waste continues.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has joined the roll of senior politicians who have appeared before the state’s Yoorrook Justice Commission.

Australia saw a significant increase in tax burden on single workers, according to a new report.

The premier recently came under fire for chartering two private jets to an announcement just days after passing a law to cut climate emissions by 75 percent.

Elon Musk has indicated he does not support a TikTok ban in the states.

The 30-year-old refugee was on his first day shift at the complex when Queensland man Joel Cauchi began attacking people.

Meanwhile, federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has said the drop in annual inflation occurred under Labor.

Victorian Supreme Court quashed the charge of ‘breach of discipline’ for failing to comply with vaccine requirements.

‘We target radicalisation, not religion,’ said Federal Police Deputy Commissioner Krissy Barrett.

US President Joe Biden proposed to increase the current 7.5 percent average tariff rate for steel to 25 percent.

‘Our goal is to build a smaller, better planned, more strategic migration system that works for Australia,’ the Home Affairs Minister said.