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Locals Divided as Illegal Dumping Sparks Fierce Debate Over Immigration, Infrastructure and Community Standards in Sydney’s Austral

Residents of Sydney’s rapidly growing suburb of Austral have voiced growing frustration over persistent illegal dumping, with photographs of rubbish abandoned along local roads igniting an intense…

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Jane Hume Rules Out Coalition With One Nation as Liberal Figures Fuel Fresh Alliance Speculation

Liberal deputy leader Jane Hume has firmly rejected suggestions that the Liberal Party could one day enter a formal coalition with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, declaring there…

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Astronomer’s ‘Indigenous Sky Country’ Comments Ignite Debate During ABC Discussion on SpaceX Moon Impact

An interview on ABC News about a SpaceX rocket expected to collide with the Moon has sparked widespread discussion after an Australian astronomer described the Moon as…

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Pauline Hanson Bars ABC, The Age and The Guardian as One Nation Warns of Legal Action Against Journalists

Pauline Hanson has intensified her long-running dispute with sections of Australia’s mainstream media by excluding journalists from the ABC, The Age and The Guardian from a Melbourne…

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African Child Sex Offender With Nearly 100 Convictions Allowed To Stay In Australia After Tribunal Restores Visa

An African-born man convicted of sexually abusing a three-year-old boy has been allowed to remain in Australia after the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) ruled that deporting him…

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Replacement Clock Launch Sparks Debate as New Website Tracks Demographic Change Across 45 Countries

A newly launched interactive website that tracks the changing share of people of European descent across the world has ignited widespread discussion online, drawing attention from billionaire…

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Anonymous Public Servant’s Hiring Claims Ignite Debate Over Diversity and Merit in Australia’s Federal Workforce

An anonymous Australian public servant has sparked a nationwide discussion about workplace diversity after alleging that Indian managers at a federal government agency were hiring almost exclusively…

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Albanese’s 1.2 Million Homes Plan Falls More Than 100,000 Approvals Behind as Housing Target Slips Further Out of Reach

Australia’s ambitious plan to build 1.2 million new homes by mid-2029 is facing growing pressure after fresh Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) figures revealed the nation has…

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‘Bigger Than Footy’: Why Some Believe Faith Is Making an Unexpected Comeback in Australia

For decades, conventional wisdom suggested religion was steadily fading from Australian life, displaced by secularism, scientific progress and changing social attitudes. But according to former Australian Catholic…

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Dawn Fraser Criticises Albanese’s Silence as Gina Rinehart’s Legal Fight Against ABC Escalates

Olympic swimming legend Dawn Fraser has sharply criticised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for remaining silent over a controversial ABC segment targeting mining executive Gina Rinehart, as the…