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Paul Sakkal

Paul Sakkal

Victorian Political Reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald Online

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  • Regional News
  • Politics
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Recent Articles

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University fees to be reviewed nationwide in next phase of education overhaul

Labor has announced plans to cut student debt by 20 per cent but a planned government commission could permanently change fee structures.
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Labor to wipe 20 per cent of HECS debts in $16 billion move

Tradespeople and university graduates will have a fifth of their student loans wiped in a striking Labor pledge to ease the debt burden on younger Australians.
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Radical plan to slash student debts by tens of thousands of dollars

University debts could be slashed by up to 20 per cent under an Albanese government plan targeted at young voters.
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Greens staffers on ‘toxic, bullying’ culture in their own words

Adam Bandt was briefed on a series of scathing assessments of his party’s internal culture.
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‘Out of touch’: Max causes housing row with average-salary claim

Greens housing spokesman Max Chandler-Mather has been derided by the government after sparking an argument about the average worker’s salary.
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The two reasons Dutton rejected Albanese’s October 7 motion

A last-minute scramble to agree on a bipartisan motion to be put to parliament about the October 7 attacks failed.
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Coalition pushes gas as nuclear stopgap, but PM says Dutton won’t ‘...

Australia’s use of gas will be an election flashpoint as the Coalition pledges to keep more for local use to fuel the party’s nuclear ambitions.
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Liberals ‘disillusioned’ by Dutton-backed intervention in key seat

“There is also an overwhelming sense of disbelief that if this could happen to me ... it could happen to anyone,” said ex-Liberal candidate Theo Zographos.
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Greens tell wealthy voters how to object to housing

Federal Greens and state and city Labor politicians have all opposed high-density developments while fighting to be the party of affordable housing.
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Dutton on the march in Victoria, say Liberals, with four seats in s...

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is plotting an unlikely pathway to The Lodge by targeting the state where he is least popular.
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Australia housing: Cash starts to flow for cheap new homes

But the Greens have accused Labor of “self-sabotage”, saying it is unwilling to negotiate on stalled housing policies.
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NSW Liberal leader at war with Dutton-led takeover

Conservatives wrote to party members saying Mark Speakman had made “sad” claims and “issued a blatant challenge to the leadership of Peter Dutton”.
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Political lies to be captured in Labor misinformation regime

The plan will give federal authorities the power to force tech giants to act on alerts about damaging falsehoods.
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How would a social media ban actually work?

Almost a quarter of children aged eight to 10 use social media, as do half of 13-year-olds. How would new laws banning them from apps actually keep them off?
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Dutton brings back Abbott’s ‘carbon tax’ attack

The opposition leader has revived Abbott’s ‘carbon tax’ line as he backs big miners in their feud with Albanese.
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Bill Shorten bows out of politics, praised by man who kept him from...

The former Labor leader called time on his parliamentary career on Thursday, earning plaudits from both political friends and foes.
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Instagram wants parents to have power to block access to its own apps

After calls for Facebook to be blocked for children, top Meta executives will tell politicians the best place to restrict access is as people download an app.
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Australia joins US to condemn China’s aggressive Coast Guard tactics

Footage shared by Philippines officials at a press conference showed a Chinese boat “directly and intentionally rammed the Philippine vessel”.
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Probe flagged for Labor’s $1b showcase quantum computing deal

The auditor-general has opened the door to scrutiny of public investment of almost $1 billion in high-tech start-up PsiQuantum.
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PM faces call to be banned from Mardi Gras over census

About one in 10 Australians are estimated to be lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and gender diverse, according to a 2019 report from the Department of Health.
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Extremist influencer defies calls to cancel Australia tour

Immigration Minister Tony Burke last week indicated he would block Candace Owens’ expected visa application, saying, “I hope she has a good refunds policy”.