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‘Cut through’: Shoebridge plays down Faruqi rift (opens the original)
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Newly minted Greens leader David Shoebridge has played down party tensions after defeated leadership aspirant Mehreen Faruqi criticised his election. Senator Faruqi quit her role as deputy leader to unsuccessfully run for the party’s top job on Wednesday. Senator Shoebridge’s running mate Steph Hodgins-May also won the deputy leadership. Following the ballot, Senator Faruqi took to social media to claim she did not recontest the deputy leadership because she believed she could better pursue “rad
Trump’s man in Canberra starts work (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump’s envoy in Canberra has paid tribute to Australian soldiers as his first official act, laying a wreath in the capital and praising the US-Australia alliance. David Brat this week presented his credentials as US ambassador to Governor-General Sam Mostyn, filling a role left vacant for almost two years. Arriving at a time when Washington is reassessing its global security commitments, he has flagged the defence relationship with Australia as a top priority. “Australia has
Greens leadership hopefuls vow to ‘replace’ Labor (opens the original)
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Greens senator David Shoebridge has confirmed a bid for his party’s top job after leader Larissa Waters announced she was stepping down due to health issues. Senator Shoebridge announced on Wednesday he would run with upper house colleague Steph Hodgins-May. “This is the time to build our movement as the home for every Australian who wants action on the climate crisis, a fair return from our resources, a secure home and income, and to not sell out our independence to the US or the 1 per cent,” t
‘Big driver’: Chalmers plays Trump card ahead of rates call (opens the original)
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The country’s “inflation challenge” is being “made much, much worse by decisions taken on the other side of the world”, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says as Australians brace for another rate hike. The Reserve Bank is tipped to raise the official cash rate 0.25 per cent to 4.6 per cent on Tuesday – the highest level in 15 years. Pushing back against claims that public spending at federal and state and territory levels was driving up inflation, Mr Chalmers said there were “a whole range of factors play
‘No country dominates’: Albo’s message for US, China (opens the original)
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Anthony Albanese has called for a “world where no country dominates and no country is dominated” in a speech to the UN General Assembly rebuking might is right politics. Touting Australia’s bid for a seat on the UN Security Council, he said the UN “cannot be entrusted solely to the great powers or the biggest countries or even the loudest voices alone”. “Nor can it be subcontracted to the world’s richest companies or dictated by the pace of technology,” he told fellow world leaders. He said “sha
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