During his visit to Australia, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has shown a way to condemn Iran's threats to international security and keep the US as an ally, without rushing to support and defend its unlawful attacks in the Middle East. satpa.pe/CVz1AXv
"We’re a grassroots movement, and that’s what we’re proud of," says Nationals leader David Littleproud. "We’d rather fight campaigns on our values, on our beliefs, than have a billionaire tell us how we should vote and how we should run our party." satpa.pe/3MYSdFP
Exclusive: “When we can’t match preference deals … that doesn’t worry us in the slightest," says Barnaby Joyce. "We’ve got the funds to run a big campaign, too. Make no mistake about that." satpa.pe/NVaZrks
Strengthening public education is one of the most practical ways Australia can build social cohesion and counter racism, write Save Our Schools' national convenor Trevor Cobbold and Finnish education expert Pasi Sahlberg. satpa.pe/eRtQki7
"Public schools were established in Australia in the 19th century to overcome bitter divisions between Catholics and Protestants. Ever since, the system has been at the frontline of the development of a multicultural society." satpa.pe/2OZiNT1
“Officers have repeatedly failed to accurately and comprehensively report their use of force," the Victorian IBAC found. A similar investigation into the use of force and 'less lethal weapons by NSW Police made almost identical findings. satpa.pe/tKBKi58
Endometriosis affects at least one in seven Australians assigned female at birth but it takes, on average, seven to 10 years to receive a formal diagnosis in this country. Can the scandal around unnecessary surgeries mark a change in the treatment of women's pain? satpa.pe/dFAG0PQ
During his visit to Australia, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has shown a way to condemn Iran's threats to international security and keep the US as an ally, without rushing to support and defend its unlawful attacks in the Middle East. satpa.pe/9zur5Sr
When asked whether the US and Israel's strikes against Iran were lawful, Albanese and his ministers have relied on a series of talking points that leave the question unanswered.
Jason Koutsoukis on Mark Carney's visit, and Australia's unquestioning support: satpa.pe/2rumflh
“The independents have a super power,” says Climate 200 head Simon Holmes a Court. “They can say what they think, and they can vote the way they think is right. And of all the people in our parliament, you can only say that about 10 of them.” satpa.pe/Rdxhw4W
Experts say the new online safety codes that require age verification for R-rated games and websites could compromise user privacy.
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Five members of the Iranian women’s football team have been taken into protection in Australia after escaping their government handlers.
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Naveed Akram, who faces 59 charges over the Bondi Beach shooting in December, has sought suppression and non-publication orders for the identities of his mother and siblings over concerns about their safety.
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The market closed down 2.85% yesterday, following dramatic spikes in global oil prices, triggered by fears of prolonged disruption to energy supplies.
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Drew Hutton will have his legal costs paid by the Queensland Greens after a successful bid to have his membership reinstated.
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The speed of Albanese's endorsement was striking. Australia had not been consulted or given prior warning about the operation, and the legal basis for the strikes continues to remain unclear. Yet the government's response was unqualified. satpa.pe/vtplY7y
Exclusive: "I've got a lot of substantial supporters and they are approaching me. I don't have to approach them.”
Barnaby Joyce on what he's bringing to One Nation: satpa.pe/Vdm6XS6
Barnaby Joyce says Gina Rinehart is funding One Nation — and she’s not the only one. “She’s a friend,” he says. “I don’t hide my friends under rocks.”
The former Nationals leader says he has brought multiple wealthy donors with him to the far-right party. satpa.pe/GxDfs2X
“Why would any of the independents, teal or otherwise, want to have anything to do with a splinter party from the centre-right of politics?” | Mike Seccombe satpa.pe/asmQDV2
Ordinarily, companies can be fined up to $16.5 million for the killing of threatened or endangered species. Individuals can be sent to prison for seven years. Korea Zinc will face no such consequence.
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"Public schooling built on the principles of free, secular and non-discriminatory education serves to break down class, ethnic and religious differences. As the prime minister emphasised, public schools are open to everyone." satpa.pe/imau5gh
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Hannah Bambra on whether the investigation into a doctor accused of performing unnecessary surgeries on women presenting with endometriosis could mark a change in how the condition is treated. satpa.pe/RBaQTmS
"My mother called the ambulance for Steven. Imagine how that feels now? Any family that calls an ambulance for a family member should not fear the arrival of armed tactical squads.” satpa.pe/fLf2fAL
Fi Macrae was only a few months out of her work on the first Australian inquiry into endometriosis when the news broke of a surgeon in Victoria who was allegedly conducting unnecessary surgery on women suffering from the chronically painful condition... satpa.pe/ARYbDJZ
Despite the collapse of the Coalition and the decline of the two-party system, there is no push to build a new party from likeminded crossbenchers, writes Mike Seccombe. One senior Liberal suggests a reason they might: money. satpa.pe/uDs4k6B
As the Albanese government refuses to be drawn on the legality of US-Israeli strikes on Iran, key advisers are seeking to frame the conflict in domestic terms, Jason Koutsoukis reports. satpa.pe/1ry3EFc
