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India-educated royal Lord Fakafanua elected Tonga’s youngest prime minister

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‘Terror will not divide us’: Albanese after Bondi antisemitic attack

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31-year-old Sydney man charged over alleged death threats to Minister Anika Wells

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Victoria parliament issues historic apology to First Peoples, pledges Treaty for justice and equality

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Albanese praises PNG as ‘ally in prosperity’ as leaders push new investment era

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Major change to single parenting payment, cut-off age raised to 14 year old

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The rise of unaccountable ministerial advisors: why Victoria’s IBAC report should concern all Australians

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Liberal front bench reshuffled as Karen Andrews quits Dutton’s shadow cabinet

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Does Australia need a robust cybersecurity overhaul?

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Federal and State trade ministers meet to diversify trade and investment

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How does the Liberal Party’s Voice policy stack up against the proposed referendum?

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NSW government to provide study subsidy worth up to $12,000 for nurses and rural doctors

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Australia is now almost entirely held by Labor

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Bengaluru born Charishma Kaliyanda wins Liverpool, scripts history in NSW election

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Will the new NSW Parliament have more Indian-origin faces?

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Police case registered in India over vandalism at Indian High Commission in UK

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NSW Labor commits $2.75 million to Sikh community for Glenwood Gurudwara infrastructure upgrade

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