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Former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard has rowed back on her government’s controversial changes to the Australia Sex Discrimination Act in 2013, telling an audience at Manchester University: “It was a different time.” Latest:
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Former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard has rowed back on her government’s controversial changes to the Australia Sex Discrimination Act in 2013, telling an audience at Manchester University: “It was a different time.” Latest:

The Australian

351,935 views • 2 months ago

Anthony Albanese is parading Indigenous culture to back Australia’s push for a UN Security Council seat, but is pushing responsibility over the child protection crisis onto the states. Read the full story:
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Anthony Albanese is parading Indigenous culture to back Australia’s push for a UN Security Council seat, but is pushing responsibility over the child protection crisis onto the states. Read the full story:

The Australian

15,233 views • 6 days ago

Anthony Albanese insists his remarks about Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi’s “melons” were not a crude joke, as Tokyo’s former ambassador in Canberra, Shingo Yamagami, warns the “insulting” comments have damaged the Prime Minister’s standing in Japan. Writing in The Australian, Mr Yamagami says the Prime Minister’s remarks on the crown melons he received from his Japanese counterpart during her recent visit to Australia were “unthoughtful” and showed a lack of strategic judgment. Ben Packham has more:
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Anthony Albanese insists his remarks about Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi’s “melons” were not a crude joke, as Tokyo’s former ambassador in Canberra, Shingo Yamagami, warns the “insulting” comments have damaged the Prime Minister’s standing in Japan. Writing in The Australian, Mr Yamagami says the Prime Minister’s remarks on the crown melons he received from his Japanese counterpart during her recent visit to Australia were “unthoughtful” and showed a lack of strategic judgment. Ben Packham has more:

The Australian

72,736 views • 1 month ago

Extraordinary footage has emerged of police raiding the home of Bondi Beach terror attack suspect Naveed Akram in Bonnyrigg, in Sydney’s west, in a major late-night operation. Read more:
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Extraordinary footage has emerged of police raiding the home of Bondi Beach terror attack suspect Naveed Akram in Bonnyrigg, in Sydney’s west, in a major late-night operation. Read more:

The Australian

298,951 views • 9 months ago

Exclusive: The notorious Perth-born pediatrician and Islamic State operative and poster boy Tareq 'Dr Jihad' Kamleh is alive in an Iraqi prison, one of 13 Australian men hoping to be released and returned home.
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Exclusive: The notorious Perth-born pediatrician and Islamic State operative and poster boy Tareq 'Dr Jihad' Kamleh is alive in an Iraqi prison, one of 13 Australian men hoping to be released and returned home.

The Australian

71,497 views • 2 months ago

Incredible footage has emerged of a jiu-jitsu-obsessed nurse taking down a violent patient at a hospital emergency department. Brisbane nurse Daniel Nelson posted CCTV footage of the incident to social media that has since been viewed more than 1.3 million times. Read the full story:
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Incredible footage has emerged of a jiu-jitsu-obsessed nurse taking down a violent patient at a hospital emergency department. Brisbane nurse Daniel Nelson posted CCTV footage of the incident to social media that has since been viewed more than 1.3 million times. Read the full story:

The Australian

53,658 views • 1 month ago

Independent senator Lidia Thorpe was removed from Sydney’s Mardi Gras parade on Saturday night after she lay down in front of the Australian Federal Police float, causing a momentary disruption to the parade. Follow: Video: ADAY
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Independent senator Lidia Thorpe was removed from Sydney’s Mardi Gras parade on Saturday night after she lay down in front of the Australian Federal Police float, causing a momentary disruption to the parade. Follow: Video: ADAY

The Australian

868,565 views • 3 years ago

Sydney Sweeney is in hot water again, this time over a controversial new sports ad. Some of Australia’s biggest female athletes have hit back, accusing the campaign of sexualising women in sport. Latest:
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Sydney Sweeney is in hot water again, this time over a controversial new sports ad. Some of Australia’s biggest female athletes have hit back, accusing the campaign of sexualising women in sport. Latest:

The Australian

14,327 views • 13 days ago

Sharon Granites was sleeping on a mattress surrounded by empty Jim Beam bottles when a criminal drifter allegedly took her hand and led her into the Alice Springs night. Latest:
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Sharon Granites was sleeping on a mattress surrounded by empty Jim Beam bottles when a criminal drifter allegedly took her hand and led her into the Alice Springs night. Latest:

The Australian

105,551 views • 5 months ago

In an extraordinary rebuke, Federal Court judge Ian Jackman has named and shamed six fellow judges who have failed to deliver decisions in cases up to three years after hearing them, condemning the “egregious” delays as “a real and growing threat to the rule of law in Australia”. Read more:
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In an extraordinary rebuke, Federal Court judge Ian Jackman has named and shamed six fellow judges who have failed to deliver decisions in cases up to three years after hearing them, condemning the “egregious” delays as “a real and growing threat to the rule of law in Australia”. Read more:

The Australian

77,885 views • 3 months ago

NSW Police and the NSW Premier have defended the police’s actions when asked about viral clips of officers forcibly restraining protestors.⁣ Read the latest:
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NSW Police and the NSW Premier have defended the police’s actions when asked about viral clips of officers forcibly restraining protestors.⁣ Read the latest:

The Australian

144,729 views • 7 months ago

The network’s top executives are locked in ‘hush hush’ talks to decide how to handle the high-profile presenter, after his Tommy Robinson interview was pulled and Pauline Hanson leapt to his defence. Here's more:
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The network’s top executives are locked in ‘hush hush’ talks to decide how to handle the high-profile presenter, after his Tommy Robinson interview was pulled and Pauline Hanson leapt to his defence. Here's more:

The Australian

65,529 views • 3 months ago

A new tax on superannuation has been discovered among Labor’s capital gains rules that will hit an estimated $372bn worth of assets, prompting one of the biggest super funds in the country to demand a rethink, labelling it a “higher tax” on retirement. Matthew Cranston has more:
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A new tax on superannuation has been discovered among Labor’s capital gains rules that will hit an estimated $372bn worth of assets, prompting one of the biggest super funds in the country to demand a rethink, labelling it a “higher tax” on retirement. Matthew Cranston has more:

The Australian

26,051 views • 1 month ago

A Bondi Beach terror attack victim’s daughter has demanded the ABC “cut out its biased reporting” about Israel while appearing on the public broadcaster’s own breakfast television show. Full story:
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A Bondi Beach terror attack victim’s daughter has demanded the ABC “cut out its biased reporting” about Israel while appearing on the public broadcaster’s own breakfast television show. Full story:

The Australian

147,815 views • 9 months ago

A Nepali woman has been found alive inside her collapsed home, 10 days since her family began mourning her death following the deadly floods. Latest:
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A Nepali woman has been found alive inside her collapsed home, 10 days since her family began mourning her death following the deadly floods. Latest:

The Australian

14,511 views • 20 days ago

The Albanese government has blindsided the financial sector with a surprise “death tax” on wills and estates, triggering urgent calls for clarification from wealth advisers. Under new budget measures, family trusts are set to be hit with a minimum 30 per cent tax rate. The new rule will also apply to the most common form of estate planning trust: the Testamentary Discretionary Trust. James Kirby has more:
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The Albanese government has blindsided the financial sector with a surprise “death tax” on wills and estates, triggering urgent calls for clarification from wealth advisers. Under new budget measures, family trusts are set to be hit with a minimum 30 per cent tax rate. The new rule will also apply to the most common form of estate planning trust: the Testamentary Discretionary Trust. James Kirby has more:

The Australian

70,983 views • 4 months ago

It's Australian television's night of nights. Check out the highlights from this year's Logies ceremony hosted by Robert Irwin. Read the full story:
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It's Australian television's night of nights. Check out the highlights from this year's Logies ceremony hosted by Robert Irwin. Read the full story:

The Australian

25,445 views • 1 month ago

Peter V’landys looks set to leave Racing NSW and pursue an expanded power role at the NRL, with support building around a Goodell-style executive chairman model. As clubs weigh the risks of handing one man so much control, V’landys’ commercial success has made him harder than ever to stop. Andrew Webster has more:
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Peter V’landys looks set to leave Racing NSW and pursue an expanded power role at the NRL, with support building around a Goodell-style executive chairman model. As clubs weigh the risks of handing one man so much control, V’landys’ commercial success has made him harder than ever to stop. Andrew Webster has more:

The Australian

15,084 views • 23 days ago

CCTV has captured the terrifying moment Jewish teenagers ran for safety as a ute driver performed Nazi salutes and chased them through Melbourne streets. Read the full story:
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CCTV has captured the terrifying moment Jewish teenagers ran for safety as a ute driver performed Nazi salutes and chased them through Melbourne streets. Read the full story:

The Australian

109,026 views • 8 months ago

Using footage filmed by brave bystanders and locals, this video pieces together the Bondi terror attack moment by moment - from the first shots to the final confrontation. ⁣Read the full story:
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Using footage filmed by brave bystanders and locals, this video pieces together the Bondi terror attack moment by moment - from the first shots to the final confrontation. ⁣Read the full story:

The Australian

118,852 views • 9 months ago