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Morning Mail: New Ralph Carr allegations; Nvidia CEO quits; and Tasmania’s message for tourists

Former staffers detail unwanted sexual advances by talent manager and convicted rapist; Jensen Huang quits chip firm amid affair scandal

The Guardian - AU · 1h ago

Regions a firm focus as unions throw Labor under a bus

As a state election looms, the opposition leader has taken to the regions, stopping at a pub to mingle with locals as Labor suffers another blow from a union.

AAP · 4h ago

‘Start listening’: Indigenous activist implores Albanese to block new coal, oil and gas

Flanked by Greta Thunberg, Rikki Dank says the Australian PM must heed the calls for action on climate change

The Guardian - AU · 5h ago

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Icac’s drama and dirt files show NSW’s ‘guns for hire’ problem. But neither major party is serious about reform

Chris Minns’ move to address the threat of undeclared lobbying falls well short of what the commission recommended five years ago

The Guardian - AU · 7h ago

NSW’s latest news Instagram account has an unlikely group behind it: the Labor party

Expert warns of ‘huge loophole in political communication laws’ as state government among parties presenting accounts as unaffiliated news sources

The Guardian - AU · 7h ago

Pickering tested on party costings in tense press event

One Nation's Victorian leader has been grilled by question-hungry journalists as he outlined his pathway for the state ahead of the election.

AAP · 14h ago

Indigenous voice hails wins and decries political foes

Australia's first Indigenous voice is confronting uncomfortable truths and achieving meaningful change, one of its leading members says.

AAP · 15h ago

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Morning Mail: One Nation candidates pay their own way; Albanese’s message at Cop; and the Finnish embassy goes viral

Victoria election candidates say they are not getting any funding from the party; PM cops criticism for failing to talk about Australia’s fossil fuel industry

The Guardian - AU · Nov 11

One Nation candidates say they are funding their own Victorian election campaigns as party keeps purse shut

Exclusive: Party’s strategy questioned as campaigner says One Nation is not ‘capitalising on the groundswell’

The Guardian - AU · Nov 11

In 2026, brothers Tjerayh and Tjeryan Coleman-Ware opened Ceduna's first new barber shop

In a significant milestone for Ceduna, siblings Tjerayh and Tjeryan Coleman-Ware introduced Tha Bruthaz Barbershop, breaking a fifty-year lull in local barbering. Their collaboration began by practicing haircuts during their youth at home. Following the completion of their Certificate III in Beauty and Barbering in 2026, they were ready to…

The Times of India · Nov 11

Liberal candidate dropped over offensive comments

The Liberal Party has sensationally dumped a candidate just 17 days from a state election, in a major blow to the party's hope of claiming key seats from Labor.

AAP · Nov 11

Domestic gas reservation plan 'not a blank cheque'

Labor will be forced to make changes to its plans for gas companies to set aside the resource for the domestic market, following a report on the scheme.

AAP · Nov 11

One Nation Victoria candidate apologises for slew of offensive comments about lesbians, Indians and Julia Gillard

Chris Moore, running for the party in Greenvale, made derogatory social media comments between 2010 and 2012

The Guardian - AU · Nov 11

Insurance bosses fined over sham Indigenous policies

Directors of an insurance company that sold sham funeral policies to Indigenous people for decades are continuing to face their fate in court.

AAP · Nov 11

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AAP · Nov 11

Families call for joint inquest into triple murder case

The reopening of a decades-old investigation into the murder of three Indigenous children has been lashed by a victim's family as calls grow for an inquest.

The Guardian - AU · Nov 11

Youpla directors disqualified over collapsed funeral fund that targeted Aboriginal families

Three directors were fined a combined $90,000 in federal court judgment and disqualified from managing a corporation for between five and 10 years

AAP · Nov 11

Hope remains in remote town mourning Indigenous mum

A woman found dead in a backyard after years of trauma did not receive adequate support in her remote town, while an investigation into her death was flawed.

AAP · Nov 10

'Unforgivable': Greens cry Labor preference hypocrisy

Labor's decision not to back progressive candidates in an inner-city seat could hand a state election to the coalition and One Nation, the Greens claim.

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AAP · Nov 10

Remote television failures driving up internet costs

Access to the internet in remote communities is on the rise but with two thirds of residents streaming from their phones, so is the cost of digital inclusion.

The Guardian - AU · Nov 10

Victorian Labor’s ‘unforgivable’ preferences decision risks Liberal-One Nation government, Greens warn

Exclusive: Ellen Sandell says Labor’s decision not to back progressives in key inner-seat could hand power to rightwing coalition in close election

The Guardian - AU · Nov 10

You’ll hear the usual cliches about war this Remembrance Day – why does Australia refuse to learn the true lessons of history?

Our national identity is becoming increasingly militarised. Today I’m thinking of a mother’s words – not the veneration of war dished out by politicians

The Guardian - AU · Nov 10

2.6 Seconds: Death in the Outback review – this docuseries about an Australian tragedy is shockingly intense

This four-part series about the killing of Kumanjayi Walker by police officer Zachary Rolfe is unquestionably a work of journalistic rigour – but the sheer detail included is both a virtue and a vice

The Guardian - AU · Nov 10

Victorian Liberals do preference deal with One Nation as Labor snubs Greens in key inner-city seat

Labor to run open ticket in Prahran, hurting Greens’ chances, as Coalition and One Nation plan to preference each other above Labor

AAP · Nov 10

One Nation state deputy embroiled in another race row

One Nation's NSW second-in-command is under intensifying pressure after a podcast appearance shortly after he suggested Australians faced replacement.

The Guardian - AU · Nov 10

Todd Russell, Beaconsfield mine collapse survivor, dies aged 54 due to illness

Tasmanian premier Jeremy Rockliff led the tributes for Russell, who earlier this month returned home to ‘see out his days’

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