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Greens’ election hubris – how the minor party lost its way and now its leader

But unlike the Nationals, the Greens lack a clear geographic cleavage that corrals large numbers of electors their way.

While the Liberals haemorrhaged, the Nationals held their own, Is it time to break up the Coalition?

The great survivors of Australian politics now appear to be better at surviving than their coalition counterparts.

What about women? An overlooked solution to Pacific labour shortages

Some family members and male employees initially pushed back against the idea of women working on the ferries, raising concerns about safety and changes in workplace dynamics.

Labor settled the ‘funding wars’ just before the election, Here are 4 big issues schools still face

To deliver on Albanese’s promise of “fairness, aspiration and opportunity for all”, the Australian government must do much more

The 2025 Australian election: consequential for Pacific migration

The Coalition opposed the PEV legislation when it came before Parliament in 2023.

Inflation is easing, boosting the case for another interest rate cut in May

A key measure of underlying inflation closely watched by the RBA fell to 2.9%, returning to within the 2-3% inflation target band for the first time since 2021.

Is your child anxious about going on school camp?

Anxiety disorders are the second most common mental disorder among children and adolescents in Australia.

Fake news and the election campaign – how worried should voters be?

Here in Australia, is the federal election facing the same threat from misinformation and disinformation? And how concerned should we be?

Will Terror in Pahalgam ignite Kashmir’s hardline stand against radicalism to defend its identity

It’s important for Islamic scholars and believers of the Islamic faith to please introspect, condemn, and also stand with humanity and try to rid the religion of this stigma of terrorism.

More than half of university students, including internationals, face food insecurity

While food insecurity increased among most groups, younger students, those studying on campus and international students were the most at risk.

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Wyndham Mayor Preet Singh steps aside amid backlash over character reference for convicted offender

“I want to acknowledge the courage of victim-survivors who continue to speak out. Child sexual abuse is abhorrent, and I unequivocally condemn it,” he said.

Perth-born Ryan Williams fires stunning debut goal to power India to historic FIFA World Cup qualifier win

“I dreamed about this moment for a long time,” Williams said after the match, visibly emotional following his match-winning contribution.

Fiji and Australia advance Vuvale Union to boost regional peace and security

The Vuvale Union represents a significant milestone in Fiji–Australia relations, reaffirming both countries’ dedication to a cooperative, Pacific-led approach to regional peace and security.
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