Labor will issue a go-slow on student visa processing once universities hit a certain number to get around Peter Dutton’s decision to block its student caps bill.
Buildings have been flattened in the Pacific nation’s capital,Port Vila,and several embassies evacuated.
Dutton’s $331 billion plan hinges on running coal plants for potentially decades longer than current forecasts and building the first nuclear plant by 2037.
Last Friday,Rabbi Shlomo Kohn’s synagogue attracted the eyes of the nation. This week,he and his family were given good news.
Exclusive polling shows voters are deeply concerned about the use of taxpayer funds to start a nuclear industry,which the opposition leader is proposing.
Labor plans to legislate a yearly charge in the tens of millions of dollars on big social media platforms to fund journalism.
Labor will force big tech companies to pay for Australian news after Facebook’s owner refused to continue deals delivering about $200 million annually to the media.
A prominent staffer for Greens MP Mehreen Faruqi “regrets” saying the attack,which authorities have said is probably terrorism,could have been perpetrated by Zionists.
Ministers reported that the prime minister told his cabinet meeting “News Corp and the opposition were now working hand in glove”.
Former minister Paul Fletcher insisted his departure had nothing to do with the threat he faces from teal independent Nicolette Boele.
Anthony Albanese announced a new taskforce to tackle antisemitism,but a US-based Jewish human rights organisation still issued a warning.