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Leadership options emerge for decimated Liberals

Early contenders for the Liberal leadership are emerging after Peter Dutton’s shock defeat left a vacuum at the head of the party. Dutton became the first opposition leader to lose …

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Turkish Cypriots protest new rule allowing hijab in school

Several thousand Turkish Cypriots marched on Friday to protest a new regulation allowing pupils to wear Islamic headscarves in secondary schools, a move critics say threatens the community’s secular traditions. …

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Labor toasts historic majority, readies for second term

Labor’s landslide election victory is still sinking in for the party faithful as Anthony Albanese secures an expanded mandate while the coalition licks its wounds. Increasing its majority in parliament …

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Albanese claims historic win with message of unity, fairness, and hope

A triumphant Anthony Albanese declared victory at Labor headquarters in Sydney, calling it “the greatest honour of my life” to serve as prime minister. “It is with a deep sense …

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Peter Dutton falls: A Historic loss for the Liberals and a changing Australia

An emotional Peter Dutton, supported by his wife Kirilly Dutton and two of their three children, sons Tom and Harry, conceded defeat as the leader of the Liberal Party and …

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Labor wins! Dutton to lose his seat

By 7:45 pm on ABC TV, polster, Kosmo Samaras was almost ready to call it—Labor is riding a 3 per cent national swing. With just 4.9 per cent of the …

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From early starts to final pitches: a nation heads to the polls

Australians have begun to hit the voting booths on election day, with leaders out and about making their final pitch to claim power. The thrills and spills of election day …

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Housing War: Dutton’s tax breaks vs Albanese’s 5% fast track

Housing affordability and access to housing have dominated to election day. Two competing policies are in the spotlight. The Liberal National Party (LNP) promises a mortgage interest deduction for first …

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Man suspected of spying for Russia held in Greece

Authorities on Friday remanded in custody a Greek man suspected of photographing supply convoys on behalf of Russia in the Greek port city of Alexandroupolis, a judicial source said. Alexandroupolis …

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Greece’s growth story masks a deeper crisis: The unfinished battle for jobs and inclusion

Since 2021, Greece’s economy has outpaced the eurozone average. Government support helped households and businesses weather high inflation, while public debt dropped sharply. A rapid digital transformation has been central …

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