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Hanson demands apology over Labor’s explosive attack (opens the original)
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Pauline Hanson has reacted furiously after one of Labor’s most senior female figures said the One Nation leader should consider whether her own engagement with extremist ideas and “neo-nazis” was inciting violence towards her. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland on Tuesday declared the Queensland Senator had to look at herself and her own standards before accusing the Prime Minister of being responsible for the public threats she faces. “It is dangerous to be a politician in Australia today. It’s
Malinauskas rejects migration ‘crisis’ as Labor squabbles (opens the original)
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South Australia’s Premier has declared the country has a “housing crisis” not a “migration crisis”, as his federal Labor colleagues continue to squabble over a long-awaited policy to reduce the overall number of overseas arrivals. Appearing at an event in regional New South Wales, Premier Peter Malinauskas said that in his own state there were not enough young people to replace those retiring from the workforce, so migration was crucial. “If you accept that we need the labour, we don’t have a mi
Albo makes major promise to WA over its $6 billion GST deal (opens the original)
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A meeting of the federal cabinet in Perth on Tuesday is focussing on finalising national standards for AI and data centres as the Prime Minister again assures Western Australia he will keep the current GST deal in place. Challenged in a radio interview about why West Australians should believe his pledge to leave the arrangements in place given other broken promises in the budget, Anthony Albanese has declared his government wants to support WA. “WA is a driver of our national economy and a grea
As PM tries to forget ‘Melongate’ scandal, Japan flies in (opens the original)
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The Japanese Defence Minister will fly to Australia this week for a visit to strengthen security cooperation, including on the massive Mogami frigate project, as the Albanese government works to move on from the recent “Melongate” controversy. The West Australian has confirmed Shinjiro Koizumi will arrive in Canberra on Tuesday for talks with his Australian counterpart Richard Marles where the pair will discuss progress on production of the Navy’s new Japanese designed warships at Henderson. Ahe
Internet cables cut off WA coast as suspicious vessel lurked (opens the original)
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Defence experts warn the suspicious severing of two vital undersea cables off the West Australian coast over the weekend highlights the country’s high vulnerability to being cut off from global internet communication. The head of SUBCO, which owns several of Australia’s key optical fibre links, revealed the Indigo West and Indigo Central systems were damaged amid “some very suspicious activity from a vessel near the location”. “Remarkably this also happened in the Submarine Cable Protection Zone
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