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Liberal frontbenchers back PM after Hanson 'attack' - ABC listen (opens the original)
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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is facing growing calls to apologise to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, for what he has described as a "stunning" attack on his late mother. While criticism of Senator Hanson's comments on a resurfaced podcast has drawn condemnation from across the political spectrum, her colleague Barnaby Joyce is standing by his leader's remarks on this occasion. Jonno Duniam, Liberal Senator for Tasmania Ralph Babet, United Australia Party senator Prime Minister Anthony Alban
How should Australia tackle the illicit tobacco crisis? - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The illegal tobacco market is booming in Australia, but how to fix the problem is increasingly dividing opinion in the political sphere and beyond. The federal government is holding firm against any cut to the tobacco tax, as One Nation and some members of the Opposition call for it to be slashed. But a leading public health expert is warning lowering the excise could trigger a never-ending competition with criminal gangs. Mat Evans, licensed tobacconist and wholesaler Dr James Martin, Associate
RSL Australia calls on government to scrap veterans' allied healthcare 'cap' - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Pressure is mounting from Australia's veteran community on the federal government to scrap a looming change to access to allied healthcare. From July next year, there will be a $5,000 threshold for allied healthcare spending for veterans, with treatment above that amount to require demonstrated clinical need. The government says the move will help limit unnecessary over servicing, but RSL Australia's National President says what's planned isn't the right way forward. Andrew Hamilton, Secretary o
Government's NDIS overhaul passes Senate - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The federal government's contentious overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme has passed the Senate with the Coalition's support. Health Minister Mark Butler has acknowledged the reforms will be hard, but are essential to rein in the cost of the now-$50 billion scheme, and restore community pride in the NDIS. But one of Australia's peak advocacy organisations for people with disability has warned the changes to the NDIS will cost lives. Mark Butler, Minister for Health, Ageing, Disab
Gambling inquiry's single recommendation sparks backlash - ABC listen (opens the original)
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A two-day Senate inquiry into Labor's proposed gambling advertising reforms lifted the lid on the legal and allegedly illicit tactics used by the gambling industry. The committee has now tabled its report from the inquiry, making a single recommendation that's prompted significant blowback from the cross-bench. David Pocock, independent senator for the ACT Sarah Hanson-Young, Greens senator and Communications spokesperson Reverend Tim Costello, Chief Advocate for the Alliance for Gambling Reform
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