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Exclusive poll shows nearly half of respondents defecting from Victorian Labor. What do these voters care about?

Worryingly for the Carroll Labor government, just 18.8% of voters thought Labor was the party best able to deal with cost-of-living issues, behind the Coalition (23.9%) and just ahead of One Nation (15.7%).

Fiji’s HIV outbreak is a public health emergency. Pacific neighbours must step up

In a region connected by travel, work, study and family ties, the challenge demands attention, support and informed engagement from its neighbours.

Albanese makes fresh pitch to Trump for Australia to be given relief on tariffs

The 12.5% has been imposed on a range of countries, including Australia, on the pretext they haven’t dealt with forced labour issues adequately.

The Second Independence

For Aware Super, that means helping members understand, access and safeguard their super at the moments and life stages that matter — from a first job and family milestones to supporting loved ones overseas, buying a first home and planning well before retirement.

New laws to make tech companies pay for news will help, but there are 4 key problems

The government developed these laws to fix a problem with the original News Media Bargaining Code introduced under the Morrison government.

India looks beyond the launchpad to lead global space cooperation

India's growing credibility comes at a time when the global space economy is expanding rapidly

Now Jetstar wants to charge extra for overhead bags. What are your options?

The airline says the change will provide “more choice” while helping keep base fares low.

Smart glasses are going mainstream. Do current privacy laws protect us from the risks?

The push to make camera glasses a major consumer trend comes at a cost to the privacy of the wearer, and everyone around them.

Behind the betel nut smile: The quiet epidemic of oral cancer in Papua New Guinea

Chewing betel quid is commonly practised by the Indigenous people of PNG and ingrained in their culture.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke struggles to wrangle numbers as opposition and One Nation apply heat on migration

Government sources stress the NOM projections are Treasury forecasts based on current settings.

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Beyond the Boundary: ‘Snick & Willow’ cricket series takes the Australia-India relationship to a new generation

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Gunman on the run after young plumber Daniel Hussein shot dead in Melbourne’s north

Two friends who were with him called emergency services, while a family member arrived shortly afterwards.
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