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Truth in political advertising is law in South Australia, Why won’t the rest of Australia follow?

If an objection is lodged, it falls to the state’s electoral commissioner to judge whether the material is inaccurate or misleading.

Australia and Denmark deepen ties as royal visit highlights climate and trade cooperation

Welcoming the Danish monarchs during their official visit to Australia, PM Albanese said the trip marked the King’s first to the country since his accession and reflected a longstanding relationship grounded in shared democratic values and common global challenges.

‘One Nation will top primary vote in ‘many seats’ as SA election nears’: Joyce

One Nation on 24 per cent and the Liberals on 14 per cent, prompting analysts to question whether the Liberals could hold seats if those numbers were replicated on election day.

Dr Tanzil Rahman criticised by NT Speaker Robyn Lambley over response to alleged bullying claims

Dr Rahman released a statement earlier this week defending his professional record and noting he was considering legal action over media coverage of the allegations.

Matt Canavan elected Nationals leader after Littleproud exit, pledges ‘fight back’ agenda

Canavan’s first electoral test will come quickly, with the Nationals preparing for the Farrer by-election in May, which was triggered by the resignation of former Liberal leader Sussan Ley.

Prime Minister praises David Littleproud for “genuine and personal conversation” as he resigns as Nationals leader

Littleproud, who has led the Nationals for four years, announced his decision after Question Time on Tuesday, describing himself as “buggered” and saying he no longer had the energy to continue as leader.

Fiji’s Prime Minister says diversity and inclusive governance are key to national growth

“Fiji’s strength lies in its diversity,” he said, pointing to the country’s multiethnic population, including iTaukei, Rotumans, Indo-Fijians, Banabans, Chinese, Pacific Islanders, and other residents.

Littleproud steps down as Nationals leader, says he’s “buggered” and wants time with family

He confirmed he will remain in Parliament as the Member for Maranoa, saying he still loves representing his electorate

Pauline Hanson vows to scrap migration tribunal to fast-track deportation of violent asylum seekers

Senator Hanson called for dedicated funding for deportations and visa cancellations, insisting the current system allows dangerous individuals to remain in the community because the government “doesn’t take deporting unwanted people seriously.”

Australia to deploy 85 troops and military aircraft to UAE amid Iran’ missile attacks

“There are around 115,000 Australians in the Middle East, including approximately 24,000 in the United Arab Emirates.

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Tariq Ramadan, Oxford Islamic scholar, convicted of rape in France and Switzerland

Ramadan was regularly featured in media outlets such as Al Jazeera, BBC, and other international platforms and was named by Foreign Policy magazine as one of the Top 100 Global Thinkers!

“A global crisis needs a national response”: Albanese urges calm as Iran conflict and inflation hit fuel supply

Speaking in Canberra on Friday, Albanese said Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle, a Category 4 system, was impacting the West Pilbara and Gascoyne coasts, while parts of northern Australia were still recovering from recent flooding.

Victoria taps footy to boost international student wellbeing

It forms part of the Study Melbourne Inclusion Program, which funds projects aimed at improving safety, wellbeing and social inclusion for international students living in the state.
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