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David Shoebridge elected new leader of the Greens (opens the original)
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NSW senator David Shoebridge has been elected the new leader of the federal Greens, after fending off a challenge from fellow NSW senator Mehreen Faruqi and veteran South Australian Sarah Hanson-Young. The NSW senator and staunch AUKUS opponent was elected on a joint ticket with new Victorian senator Steph Hodgins-May, following the resignation of former leader Larissa Waters on Monday night citing worsening chronic kidney disease. Shoebridge was elected leader with seven votes to Faruqi’s four
Greens leader showdown to occur at Sydney retreat (opens the original)
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Greens MPs will elect a new federal leader at a two-day retreat in Sydney this week, as possible contenders go quiet on who will lead the party to the next election. The party’s leadership was unexpectedly thrown into contention when current leader Larissa Waters announced her resignation on Monday night, citing worsening chronic kidney disease. Waters has yet to speak publicly but is expected to address a press conference alongside the newly elected leader following a pre-planned party room mee
What are Labor’s new migration rules for Australia? (opens the original)
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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has unveiled the government’s revamp of Australia’s migration settings, announcing changes to student visas, working holidaymakers and the practice of “visa hopping”. Addressing the National Press Club, Burke said the changes would restore confidence in the Australian migration system, breaking his proposal down into the categories “who arrives”, “who stays” and “who leaves”. The announcement comes amid a growing debate with One Nation and the Coalition over the
Labor has started a new war on the internet. Will it backfire? (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. When Anthony Albanese and Anika Wells stepped into the cool Canberra air this week to unveil their latest assault on Silicon Valley, they came with fighting words. “There is a global reckoning coming for big tech,” Wells said. “And it started here in Australia.” Flanked by the grieving parents of teenagers lost to suicide from online harm, the prime minister and his communication minister made an
Record number of fraudsters booted from NDIS as Labor negotiates path for cuts (opens the original)
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More than 100 criminals and “dodgy consultants” operating within the National Disability Insurance Scheme have been banned as Labor seeks to crack down on fraudsters amid ongoing negotiations over the future of the $56 billion scheme. In the three months following the Albanese government’s April move to empower the scheme’s policing body, 111 individuals and providers have been issued banning orders, including one supplier who is alleged to have fraudulently claimed around $4 million in NDIS fun
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