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Nationals leader claims 'anti-boy' ideology being taught in schools — as it happened (opens the original)
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Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has unveiled his plan to disrupt the tobacco black market by cutting the excise by 80 per cent. He also accused some teachers of running "political agendas" in schools across Australia. His deputy, Nationals leader Matt Canavan, says there is an "anti-boy" ideology. Take a look back at the day's coverage below. Choose what information you see below by using filters That's the end of our federal politics live blog for today. Thanks for joining us. You can look back
PM 'signed people's body parts' that he would not change GST deal — as it happened (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says no changes will be made to GST distribution after a Productivity Commission report raised concerns it unfairly benefits WA. Take a look back at the day's coverage below. Choose what information you see below by using filters That's the end of our federal politics live blog for today. Thanks for joining us. You can look back at today's developments below or download the ABC News app and subscribe to our range of news alerts for the latest updates. Josh Boscian
Family of Zomi Frankcom 'deeply disappointed' by IDF report — as it happened (opens the original)
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Zomi Frankcom's family say they are "deeply disappointed" by the IDF clearing soldiers of criminal actions in her death. Foreign Minister Penny Wong says Australia is outraged by the IDF's findings over a strike that killed the Australian in April 2024. Take a look back at the day's coverage below. Choose what information you see below by using filters You can look back at today's developments below, or download the ABC News app and subscribe to our range of news alerts for the latest updates. W
Labor to force data centres to minimise water, underwrite own power — as it happened (opens the original)
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New artificial intelligence data centres will be forced to underwrite or supply their own power and minimise their use of water under new AI standards to be introduced to parliament. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has also announced the creation of an Office of AI within his department to oversee the design of the new AI standards. Look back on the developments on our live blog. Choose what information you see below by using filters The government's approach will be considered by the national c
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