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Porn leading to violence and grooming: Contos

Australia needs a sex consent education overhaul to ensure people are “porn literate,” with a leading activist warning its consumption could lead to a mass form of grooming. In an …

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‘Leave as soon as possible’, Australians in Israel warned as hundreds die at Gaza hospital bombing

Australians are being urged to take the first available flight out of Israel with the situation in the Middle East “rapidly deteriorating”, as the federal government monitors the threat of …

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Dutton talks down second Indigenous referendum

Australians are unlikely to get a second chance to recognise Indigenous people in the constitution in the near future, despite a coalition pledge. The Indigenous voice referendum was defeated on …

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More Australians struggling with power bill shock

One of Australia’s largest energy companies is supporting thousands more households with hardship programs as people grapple with rising prices. Origin Energy general manager for government engagement Tim O’Grady told a …

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Qantas’ pandemic-era outsourcing decision was unlawful

Qantas has been found to have illegally sacked more than 1600 workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The High Court judgment handed down on Wednesday upheld two rulings made by the …

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Qatar Airways flight rejection call ‘beggars belief’

Acting Prime Minister Richard Marles says he was not consulted on the decision to reject Qatar Airways’ request for additional flights, as the opposition continues to pile pressure on the …

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Joyce to step down immediately as Qantas CEO

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce will leave his job immediately, following a recent furore over the airline’s profits and service. Mr Joyce advised the board he was bringing forward his retirement …

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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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