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Tech giants to face teen ban fines
6+ day, 3+ hour ago (265+ words) The Saturday Paper Article text size: This control adjusts article text size. For broader accessibility options, please use your browser or device text scaling settings. Tech giants to face teen ban fines The Albanese government is seeking to pass a…...
Trouble in Pacific paradise
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1331+ words) For a few days early this week when Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was in Palau for the Pacific Islands Forum and Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles was in the United States for military talks, the two top office holders in…...
Human rights fears for NDIS
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1519+ words) The Human Rights Commission has joined the disability community in calling for a halt to the NDIS legislation, which is likely to pass with Coalition support next week. Oscar Berry was among the first people to access the groundbreaking National…...
Tony Burke’s backtrack on immigration
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1461+ words) The intervention by the Prime Minister’s Office to force a further review of Labor’s migration policy was not so much a display of control as an attempt to prevent an own goal. When Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke cancelled…...
Melon drama rolls on for Albanese
4+ week, 1+ day ago (1575+ words) A senior minister describes the controversial “melongate” like this: “It’s a noise no one wants to keep running.” Included among the no ones is Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, whose performance on the sexually charged Bush Deep podcast last month proves…...