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Madeleine Wedesweiler

Madeleine Wedesweiler

Journalist at SBS Australia Online

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  • English
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  • General Assignment News
  • International News
  • Entertainment

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Recent Articles

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'Not mentioned': Matt Canavan to hold own productivity forum focusing on energy prices

The Queensland senator says energy prices are the biggest threat to Australia's productivity.
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'Hotter than expected': What the latest jump in inflation figures c...

Inflation figures came in "hotter than expected" which could spook the Reserve Bank at its next meeting to decide the official cash rate, economists say.
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Faruqi accuses senators of 'normalising and legitimising' hate afte...

In a heated Senate debate, Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi accused politicians, including those from the Labor and Liberal parties, of normalising far-right extremism.
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'Like the Castle': The Australian families who could lose farms in ...

In north-west Victoria, a David and Goliath battle is playing out between farmers and the rare earths mining industry which has been backed by state and federal governments as the world scrambles to extract key minerals.
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'Won't be repeated': Ley stops short of apologising for Price's Ind...

Opposition leader Sussan Ley says senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's comments about Labor favouring Indian migrants shouldn't have been made.
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This group could be key to fixing a kink in Australia's migration s...

The debate around migration levels comes as the government announced it would maintain the cap on migrant entry at the same level as last year.
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Bruce McAvaney on Australia's emerging athletics 'golden age' and t...

Australia's "golden age" in athletics is gathering steam, esteemed sports commentator Bruce McAvaney says, as the World Athletics Championships gets underway.
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Key questions behind this controversial United Nations address

He once led a designated terrorist group. Now, Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa leads the country and has addressed the United Nations. But was his appearance there really another step in a "dramatic" political transformation?
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Queensland reinstates puberty blocker ban hours after state's top c...

Despite a court ruling overturning the ban, Queensland’s health minister has issued a new directive blocking puberty blockers for transgender youth.
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'It's up to him': Albanese reacts to Trump's criticism, dismisses f...

The prime minister has tried to downplay fuel supply concerns, but acknowledged Australians are impacted by the war in the Middle East.
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How will the capital gain tax reforms work after the government's c...

Around 2.7 million small businesses will be offered an exemption from the proposed capital gains tax reforms, amid backlash.