Nationals deny coalition friction over EU trade deal The Nationals leader has accused Labor of using dodgy figures to sell a free-trade deal with the European Union as he plays down reports of coalition dissent. AAP · Oct 29
At odds polling shows tightness of New Zealand election A fresh poll shows Labour six points clear of National in the New Zealand election contest, but with a new teal party holding the balance of power. AAP · Oct 29
Gas supply overhaul looms as road-blocks disintegrate A plan to oversupply the Australian gas market is poised to become reality as support solidifies but environmental and industry concerns linger. AAP · Oct 29
Algorithm opt-out, socials overhaul ready for download There's little left in the way of a big tech shake-up becoming law as Labor's digital duty of care passes the house and support solidifies in the Senate. AAP · Oct 28
'Plans Alone Do Not Protect People': MEP Warns as EU Prepares New Law for a World 3°C Hotter The European Commission's proposed Climate Resilience Law would standardise climate-risk planning, while lawmakers debate its obligations and how to finance an estimated €70 billion in annual adaptation investment. International Business Times UK · Oct 28
Morning Mail: Israel exit polls show no clear winner; a ‘sobering’ poll for Labor; and Musk’s AI take on The Odyssey Benjamin Netanyahu is under pressure to hold on to power in a high stakes ISraeli election; Essential poll shows PM’s approval rating an all-time llow The Guardian - AU · Oct 27
Failure to ratify the EU trade deal would cost Australia far more than beef Australia and the European Union agreed on a comprehensive free-trade agreement (FTA) in March, after nearly eight years negotiating and much political rancour. The Conversation · Oct 27
Greens chief scolds senator for defence on social media David Shoebridge says taking to social media is 'not the way' to handle allegations and is vowing to let the investigation run without further interference. AAP · Oct 27
What Scottish independence movement can learn from Greens' radical new economics THE Greens south of the Border have adopted what is arguably the most progressive economic framework of any UK political party since Margaret Thatcher demolished the post-war social democratic consensus ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 27
Greens push for human override in aged care assessment after ombudsman’s scathing report into algorithm tool Investigation recommends government changes legislation so staff assessing people for home support packages can correct the outcome The Guardian - AU · Oct 27
Foreign Secretary issues statement on Scottish MP and MSP detained by Israel THE UK Government is “deeply concerned” that Israel prevented three members of parliament from entering the illegally occupied Palestinian West Bank, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has said ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 27
Green MSP speaks out on 'frightening detention and interrogation' by Israel A SCOTTISH Greens MSP has spoken out after being detained and interrogated by Israel ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 27
After 100 days Burnham has a Farage problem - he needs his bogeyman to stick around ANALYSIS: Political editor David Maddox looks at how Andy Burnham has ducked serious scrutiny in his first 100 days as PM and how the collapse in support for Reform could force him to call an early election The Independent UK · Oct 27
New Zealand election remains too close to call: poll Centrist party Opportunity would hold the balance of power, according to the latest poll released in New Zealand before the November 7 election. AAP · Oct 27
AAP · Oct 27 'Mining state': resources flex fights One Nation surge A state government is seeking to strengthen its resources credentials after off-siding environmentalists and ceding ground to One Nation in mining heartland.
AAP · Oct 27 Digital safety laws get nod from democracy guardians Plans to give social media users an opt-out from algorithms and get big tech to stamp out extremist content will be good for democracy, experts say.
AAP · Oct 27 Labor defector slams PM for snubbing extra staff plea A former government senator has accused the prime minister of deliberately ignoring applications for more staff over bitterness about her quitting his party.
The Conversation · Oct 26 Coalition surges to big lead in a Victorian Newspoll A month before the November 28 Victorian election, a Newspoll has the Coalition surging to a 55–45 two-party lead over Labor. The Coalition would win a majority of lower house seats on these figures.
The Independent UK · Oct 26 UK poll tracker: Tory support hits new high after Labour Budget Latest polling finds public support for Kemi Badenoch’s party continues to grow
The Guardian - AU · Oct 26 Children’s legal centre that criticised Queensland government has funding slashed Youth Advocacy Centre loses 19 staff in move Labor and the Greens say is designed to silence government critics
The Independent UK · Oct 26 Tracking the polls in Andy Burnham’s first 100 days as PM Labour has overtaken Reform and the Conservatives in the polls in the 100 days since Andy Burham took over
Evening Standard · Oct 26 Andy Burnham’s first 100 days as PM: How the polls have changed Mr Burnham reaches the 100th day of his premiership on October 27.
The Independent UK · Oct 26 Board of Deputies declares Green Party 'racist' over anti-Zionist policy The motion passed by the Board of Deputies urged other parties not to do deals with the Greens unless they rejected the policy
The Independent UK · Oct 26 Australian minister says he is being followed after bullet etched with ‘RAT’ left on car The former firefighter and Labor member for Frankston in Victoria found the bullet on the bonnet of his car
AAP · Oct 26 'Inappropriate': leader accused of politicising tribute MPs have paid tribute to critically injured colleague Helen Haines, but one speech has drawn criticism for pushing a political agenda.