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Australians Are Being Asked To Power The AI Boom — But Who Is Actually Getting The Benefits?

Australia is racing to become a major player in the global artificial intelligence revolution. Billions of dollars are flowing into new data centres. Global technology giants are…

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When Holden Died, Many Australians Felt Something Bigger Died With It

For millions of Australians, Holden was never just a car company. It was the Commodore parked in the driveway. It was the Kingswood that seemed to appear…

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Why More Australians Are Starting To Believe The Major Parties No Longer Understand Their Lives

For years, many Australians felt they had little real choice when election day arrived. Labor and the Coalition dominated federal politics, controlled the national conversation and often…

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Renter’s Australian Flag Row Ignites Debate Over Pride, Property Rights And Modern Australia

A routine rental inspection has sparked a nationwide debate after an Australian woman claimed she was asked to remove an Australian flag from her home because the…

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Senior Police Officer’s Political Move Sparks Questions About Neutrality And Public Trust

A political controversy is unfolding in New Zealand after a senior police officer’s decision to run for Parliament triggered questions about transparency, neutrality and public confidence in…

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Fatal Footscray Stabbing Sparks Fresh Safety Concerns In Melbourne’s Inner West

A fatal stabbing in Melbourne’s inner west has reignited concerns about community safety after police arrested and charged a man over the death of a young victim…

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The Biggest Challenge Facing One Nation Is No Longer Popularity — It’s Credibility

For years, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation was viewed as a protest movement. Voters frustrated with the major parties could support the party without seriously expecting it to…

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The Bigger Problem For Australian Politics May Not Be The Billboard Itself

Australian politics is once again debating where criticism ends and personal attacks begin. The latest controversy erupted after a billboard campaign targeting Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan drew…

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The Real Political Question Is Not The Attack On Jacinta Allan — It’s Whether The Rules Apply To Everyone

Australian politics has once again found itself debating where the line should be drawn between legitimate criticism and personal attacks. The latest controversy emerged after Prime Minister…

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The Bigger Question Emerging From The Bondi Terror Case Is Whether Australia Missed The Warning Signs

As legal proceedings continue against alleged Bondi terror attacker Naveed Akram, attention is increasingly shifting beyond the courtroom and toward a far more uncomfortable national question. Could…