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  • Sussan Ley

    Sussan Ley condemns Corowa white supremacist rally after crowd of 50 dispersed by police

  • Nedd Brockmann

    ‘It has been hell’: cult hero Nedd Brockmann defying the agony in 1,000-mile run for charity

    The cult hero Australian ultra marathoner has run almost 1,300km in nine days as he raises money for a charity supporting people experiencing homelessness
  • Shadow home affairs minister James Paterson

    James Paterson says Coalition at odds with ‘centre-left’ Biden administration on Middle East ceasefire

    Opposition home affairs spokesman says ceasefire in Lebanon can only happen when Hezbollah is ‘degraded and defeated’

  • One in 10 Australian parents struggling to afford vaccinations for children

  • How Australia’s political parties have split over Israel and Gaza

  • ‘Celebrated again’: Portrait of German jazz-age pioneers lost after Nazi takeover return to Berlin

  • Sculpture by the Sea 2024: giant melanoma on Sydney beach to deliver ‘message that will be hard to ignore’

  • Abortion wasn’t on the Queensland election agenda. So why is it now a threat to the LNP campaign?

  • More Australians being ‘priced out’ of homes by big rent hikes, advocates fear

  • ‘If you want us to die, we need to know’: hundreds of thousands of Afghans are waiting for visas to Australia – and time is running out

Australian politics

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    Australia news live: Coalition wants to scrutinise ‘national security risk’ of Chinese-made EVs

  • Queensland’s premier, Steven Miles

    Steven Miles promises free state primary school lunches for every Queensland student if Labor wins election

  • Crowds hold up a placard of the Australian Aboriginal Flag during a "Walk for Yes" rally for the "Voice" referendum in Melbourne on September 17, 2023

    What can the voice’s failure and the past teach us about how Australia can be a nation that embraces progress?

    Julianne Schultz
  • Tennant Creek resident Norm Frank Jupurrurla and his wife Serena Morton Nabanunga look at a cardboard model of a preliminary house design for the Wilya Janta housing collective

    Could Aboriginal-designed housing help solve the health crisis in remote communities?

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Opinion & analysis

  • John Pesutto

    Victorian Liberals had been bracing for a leadership spill. Now voters have thrown John Pesutto a lifeline

  • Adelaide housing

    Some Australian states are discovering what happens when they have too much rooftop solar

  • Anthony Albanese after the voice referendum

    Australia’s voice referendum no vote won’t define Indigenous policy forever

    Megan Davis
  • Amanda Meade

    Sky News’ Sharri Markson tells Benjamin Netanyahu Labor is ‘hostile’ to Israel in ‘confidential’ meeting

    Amanda Meade
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Video

  • Deputy PM Richard Marles addresses allegations made by chief of staff Jo Tarnawsky – video

  • 'This government has confidence in our security agencies,' home affairs minister says after opposition questions

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    Tony Burke hits back after repeated Coalition questions on Palestinian visas – video

    'This government has confidence in our security agencies,' home affairs minister says after opposition questions
  • Thorpe interrupts Penny Wong by shouting 'shame on you!' before group of Greens senators hold up placards reading 'sanctions now'

    1:51

    Lidia Thorpe and the Greens protest Albanese government’s Gaza response in Senate – video

    Thorpe interrupts Penny Wong by shouting 'shame on you!' before group of Greens senators hold up placards reading 'sanctions now'
  • People came together to remember those who lost their lives in the 7 October Hamas attacks and those who remain in captivity

    1:26

    Thousands gather in Sydney to remember lives lost and hostages from 7 October attacks – video

  • With the guidance of some NSW police officers, it found its way back to the bush safe and sound

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    Casula koala takes a tour of Sydney train station – video

  • Australian bakers are putting a modern twist on the retro treat, adding a slab of butter in the middle or swapping out the bun with flakey pastry

    1:23

    Fanciest finger buns in Australia? The classic afternoon snack reimagined – video

  • The stars of 367 Collins Street have welcomed baby birds to the nest

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    Collins Street falcons: two chicks have hatched on skyscraper and are taking meals – video

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