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Scott Morrison has sounded the alarm on his election fortunes, warning his troops the government could lose if they don’t get behind his religious discrimination Bill. His call for unity …
Read MoreAustralia’s only openly gay government leader has called on his federal counterparts to oppose a contentious religious freedoms bill. ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has warned it will be “problematic” …
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Former Australian of the year Grace Tame and ex-Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins will address a sold-out National Press Club on Wednesday in the wake of a national apology to victims …
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A key minister has revealed she will be unable to attend a major speech by Brittany Higgins or a formal acknowledgement of alleged sexual assaults in parliament. Ms Higgins alleges …
Read MoreThe NSW government is facing fresh allegations of pork barrelling over payments from a tourism fund that skewed heavily towards Coalition-held areas. An exclusive analysis about seven out of 10 …
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A Liberal MP has sensationally broken ranks to speak out against “cruel” religious discrimination laws being pursued by her own government. Bridget Archer got to her feet in the House …
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Attorney-General Michaelia Cash has ruled out the immediate protection of transgender students, insisting on a 12-month review into the impact on religious schools. The government is trying to make it …
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Olympian Ian Thorpe has spoken out against Scott Morrison’s contentious religious freedom Bill, warning it will allow for “state-sanctioned discrimination”. The swimming icon and activist told reporters in Canberra that …
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The NSW Auditor-General has slammed the NSW government’s handling of a $252m grants program that gave 96 per cent of funds to Coalition-held seats. There was a lack of integrity, …
Read MoreA key minister has revealed she will be unable to attend a major speech by Brittany Higgins or a formal acknowledgement of alleged sexual assaults in parliament. Ms Higgins alleges …
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