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Opposition to Indigenous voice proposal hits majority

Opposition to the Indigenous voice to parliament has now tipped over into the majority. A Newspoll, conducted for The Australian, shows ­support for constitutional change has fallen to 38 per …

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Australia’s care workforce to soar as population ages

Australia’s population will age rapidly over the next four decades, with women expected to live to almost 90 years, and demand for aged care and social assistance workers to surge. …

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Major boost for women’s sport as broadcast changes loom

Women’s sport will get a $200 million boost and broadcast rules will be overhauled following the Matildas’ high-profile World Cup tilt. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will on Saturday announce the …

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Poor in ‘war of survival’ as more face financial stress

Australians living in poverty are fighting a daily “war of survival” as they struggle to afford basic necessities. Karen, a woman experiencing hardship, made a passionate plea to meet with …

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PM fires back at political attack over Indigenous voice

Anthony Albanese has gone on the attack after being accused of dividing the nation over an Indigenous voice to parliament. The prime minister came under sustained pressure during Question Time …

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Treasurer keen to progress global tax deal at G20

Treasurer Jim Chalmers remains optimistic progress can be made on multinational tax reform at a key G20 meeting. Dr Chalmers and Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe will meet …

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Changes kicking in for new financial year in Australia

Households are facing a surge of up to 25 per cent in their power bills, as the new financial year brings a raft of new changes. The Australian Energy Regulator …

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All options on table as housing fund held up in Senate

The proposed $10 billion housing fund may be shelved by the federal government after it was pushed back to later this year. The Greens successfully delayed the bill until October …

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Australia considers ban on high-risk AI technology

Australia is looking to regulate the growth of artificial intelligence technologies, and may consider bans in areas deemed high-risk. The technologies have the potential for breakthroughs in such things as …

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Any concession on prosecco, feta an economic ‘disaster’

Australia shouldn’t “blink” over naming rights for prosecco and cheeses including feta and parmesan during trade negotiations with the European Union, the opposition says. Delegations have been working to finalise …

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