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Foreign Minister Marise Payne is heading to Fiji today for a meeting of Pacific foreign ministers, with the region emerging as a battleground for influence in global politics. The ABC’s Melissa Clarke spoke to Senator Payne ahead of her departure for Suva.
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Today marks one year since Australia’s first reported case of COVID-19.
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The National Wind Farm Commissioner’s role will be expanded in a bid to address a looming clash between farmers and electricity transmission companies amid the rapid growth in renewable energy.
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A group of back-country adventurers is trying to keep skiers, boarders and bushwalkers safe when they head out into the alpine wilderness.
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The far-right British media personality says she has been “lying in wait” to scare Sydney hotel quarantine workers when they deliver her food.
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The Liberal Party’s declaration of its position on a Voice to Parliament was messy, complicated, and in many ways reflects the current state of the party itself, Melissa Clarke writes.
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Regardless of whether Australia’s economic picture is improving or heading for a crash, it’s unlikely voters will have stage 3 tax cuts front of mind come the next general election, writes Melissa Clarke.
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The CSIRO has rebuked politicians seeking to undermine its research showing nuclear energy would be much more expensive than solar or wind power, after Liberal leader Peter Dutton claimed that research had been “discredited”.
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There’s been confusion, anger and even chaos in the federal parliament today, with the government trying to ram through legislation making it easier to deport people.
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Plans for a new national environmental protection body have been revealed, but broader reform of the nation’s environmental laws has been deferred indefinitely.
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As Anthony Albanese and James Marape continue an unprecedented joint trek up and down the mountains and valleys, they walk with a shared purpose: to acknowledge their history, to embody the friendship of two nations and to promote peace in the region.
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