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Pauline Hanson calls Andrew Hastie a 'w****r' as bitter war erupts (opens the original)
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Pauline Hanson denies she labelled Liberal MP and former special forces soldier Andrew Hastie a 'traitor', instead claiming she called him a 'w***er' while refusing to take down a cartoon at the centre of their dispute. Hastie claimed in an email to supporters this week that Senator Hanson had branded him a traitor following a cartoon video posted to the One Nation leader's social media account. The nine-minute video, posted on July 23, remains pinned to the top of the senator's X account. Hasti
Australia issues tough warning to China after missile test in Pacific (opens the original)
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Australia is among dozens of nations to have joined a US call for advance notice to be given of missile launches following China's test fire in the South Pacific. Within hours of Australia signing a mutual-defence pact with Fiji in July, China confirmed a nuclear-capable missile had been launched from a submarine into the region, which is believed to have landed near Tuvalu. Beijing was widely criticised internationally over the missile test, with a number of Pacific Island nations adopting a st
Surprise new migration figures released for Australia (opens the original)
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Net overseas migration has fallen by more than 250,000 people since its September 2023 peak, the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) found. This is from a record 555,800 to 301,000, a drop of about 45 per cent. The analysis from the economic think tank points to treasury's budget forecast for the 2026/2027 financial year, which shows net overseas migration will fall further to 225,000 by 2027/28. The figures come amid renewed debate surrounding migration levels, as the nation
Anthony Albanese unveils multimillion dollar plan for new oil refinery (opens the original)
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A new oil refinery being considered for Australia would still require imported oil to run, only partially shielding the country from ongoing global shocks. A $4million pre-feasibility study into a new large-scale oil refinery at Karratha in the Pilbara will be announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and West Australian Premier Roger Cook on Tuesday. It would be built by Western Australian industrial company Perdaman and is slated to create thousands of jobs in a boost to the local economy.
Aussies warned fuel costs could keep climbing despite secure supplies (opens the original)
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Higher prices at the bowser are expected to continue hitting motorists as tensions involving Iran persist and the Albanese government's temporary cut to fuel taxes comes to an end. The scaled-back extension of the fuel excise reduction of 16 cents per litre for petrol and diesel will apply until August 2. It is unlikely the discount will be extended. The fragile pause in hostilities involving Iran has come under renewed strain, with US President Donald Trump threatening a 'massive attack' on Teh
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