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‘I did it my way’: Bill Shorten to retire from politics

Bill Shorten, the prime minister who never was, has announced his departure from the world of politics. The former Labor leader, who narrowly lost the 2019 federal election, revealed he …

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Voters leave Albanese, Dutton as resentment grows

Fewer than one in three Australians want either Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton as their prime minister but the contest between the two parties is heating up. The latest Newspoll …

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Australian interests at stake as Biden steps away

Australia’s national interests are on the line, leaders have warned, after US President Joe Biden announced he was withdrawing his bid for re-election. The abandoned bid followed growing pressure on …

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Hundreds of new safe spaces as DV deaths continue

Women escaping domestic violence will have improved access to emergency accommodation as the federal government delivers hundreds of new safe places across Australia. About one in five Australians have experienced …

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New normal for Assange as spotlight shifts to next move

Questions are hanging over Julian Assange’s future as he adjusts to ordinary life. The WikiLeaks founder set foot on Australian soil as a free man after 14 years dodging US …

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Dutton takes lead as preferred PM for the first time

Australians are finally taking to Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, with voter ratings of Anthony Albanese continuing to drop as they turn to the coalition for national security and economic management. …

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PM ‘wishes the US well’ after Trump’s guilty verdict

Australia’s alliance with the United States goes beyond individual leaders, says Anthony Albanese after Donald Trump’s conviction over hush money. A New York jury has found the former president and …

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Students paid during work placement for first time

Student teachers, nurses and social workers will be paid during their compulsory work placements for the first time. As part of their degrees, these students must work hundreds of hours …

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Australians distrust use of AI in news content

Australians distrust news articles that have been written by generative artificial intelligence even as media companies increasingly turn to the emerging technology. Generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology first burst into …

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Tasmania vote a lesson for federal Labor and Liberals

Tasmanians have sent the nation’s major political parties into a frenzy as they prepare for a federal election by failing to vote decisively for either a Liberal or Labor government. Though ballots …

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