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Minority liberal government signed agreement with independents
Tasmanian independent MP Kristie Johnston says she’ll provide confidence and supply on "merit”. Video via AAP
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ANZAC Day services across regional Australia
Across Australia, communities gather for ANZAC Day services on April 25, 2024.
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Anthony Albanese slams ‘arrogant billionaire’ Elon Musk over Sydney terrorist attack censorship row
Australian PM Anthony Albanese has called Elon Musk an “arrogant billionaire” in a war of words over censorship after a court ordered to remove footage of a Sydney church stabbing from social media platform X.
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Senators want property tax reforms back on parliament agenda
Independent senators Jacqui Lambie and David Pocock are calling for changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing. Footage via AAP.
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Spears stolen by Captain Cook returned to Australia
The “Gweagal spears” stolen in 1770 by Captain Cook and his crew were returned to the La Perouse Aboriginal Community including direct descendants of the Gweagal.
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Attorney-General says men need to stop the ‘crisis of male violence’
In a Melbourne family violence symposium, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus says men need to “step up” to stop the “crisis of male violence”.
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Mourners leave flowers to pay tribute to those killed at Bondi Junction's Westfield
The Sydney shopping centre where six people were fatally stabbed will re-open for a day of community reflection before retail trade resumes as a vigil planned for Bondi Beach. Video via AAP.
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Threat level remains after religiously motivated attack
Opposition leader Peter Dutton says an act of violence at a place of worship is completely unacceptable. Video via AAP.
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Extra police on beat as faith leaders calm 'combustible' Sydney
NSW Premier Chris Minns says community and religious leaders stand united against violence. Video via AAP.
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Woolworths CEO threatened with jail time during senate inquiry into supermarket pricing
'If you do not know the answer, say you do not know', discussions in the Senate Inquiry into Supermarket Pricing became heated after Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci refused to answer questions about the grocery chain's profitability numbers.
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