Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull clings to power, but three-way showdown between Julie Bishop, Peter Dutton and Scott Morrison looms
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Malcolm Turnbull has beaten Peter Dutton 48-35 in a snap Liberal leadership spill
The news: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-08-21/liberals-leadership-challenge-declared/10146574 A live feed:...
The news: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-08-21/liberals-leadership-challenge-declared/10146574
A live feed: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-08-21/politics-live-malcolm-turnbull-in-partyroom-meeting/10146280
Some background: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-08-20/malcom-turnbull-leadership-crisis-explained/10139208
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Bandidos informant granted refugee status by Canada after cover blown in Australia
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Gun law changes dropped by Tasmanian Liberals following community backlash
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has secured the support of an overwhelming majority of Liberal and Nationals MPs for his energy policy.
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Electricity prices are falling - and will keep doing so - whether or not energy deal is inked
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States give conditional support to National Energy Guarantee, but more talks to come
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Australia's population to hit twenty-five million, newest resident likely to be young, female, and Chinese
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China makes inroads on Pacific aid but Australia remains the stalwart, study finds
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Energy deal in limbo as states step up their demands
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'Damoclean sword': Michaela Banerji is still fighting after five years. The former Immigration Department official said her sacking after a tweet "drove a stake" through her.
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Inside the new cyber centre training Australia's (online) frontline
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Why Pollies Want You To Fear African Gangs [video 7m 53s]
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The Victorian parliament has passed new legislation tightening rules for donations to Australian political parties
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Peter Dutton says Australia won't 'surrender our sovereignty' by signing UN migration deal
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Electricity plan would all but hit emissions goal before it starts
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The family of an Australian woman shot dead by a police officer outside her home in Minneapolis is suing the city and several officers for violating her civil rights.
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Labor leader must stand up to militant union demands
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Turkey stuns Australia, rejects extradition of terrorist Neil Prakash
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Renewables will replace ageing coal plants at lowest cost, Australian Energy Market Operator says
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"If you are denied an Australian visa, you will be denied by a human officer. They might be assisted by AI, but it's a human that will deny your visa. We call that the 'golden rule'."
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Attorney-General poised to crack down on gaps in gun laws in wake of Pennant Hills murders
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Industry brands Australia's 10% migration intake drop 'disappointing'
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'Serious questions' over whether Australia's emissions cuts are real
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Sabotage laws give Australian PM Peter Dutton new powers over energy, port facilities
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Defending democracy a generational struggle, Australian MPs warn
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Channel Seven accused of fear-mongering over 'African gangs' story
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Australia is stopping its direct aid to Palestinians, and will instead give to the United Nations' humanitarian relief efforts.
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National Redress Scheme starts for survivors of child sexual abuse
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Parliament passes sweeping new foreign influence laws
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Australia to spend nearly $7 billion buying unmanned military planes from America
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Medical appointment booking app HealthEngine sharing clients' personal information with lawyers
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Send them to Taiwan: Turnbull government's secret refugee deal revealed
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Emanuel Exports licence suspended over new alleged live export breaches
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Community groups welcome passing of race hate laws
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Victoria passes Aboriginal treaty bill
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Majority of Australians believe migration levels too high
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Workplace sex harassment inquiry launched
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Dreamworld reputation 'irretrievable' after inquiry evidence: analysts
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Recycling firm to clients: we're burying your waste, not recycling it
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Federal police investigate threatening letter sent to SAS witness in Afghanistan probe
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Australian High Court allows Milorad Trkulja to sue Google for defamation over images linked to crime bosses
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Nazi swastika flag flown on Australian Defence vehicle in Afghanistan
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Malcolm Turnbull to deliver national apology for child sexual abuse: Australian Prime Minister says the government has accepted 104 of the 122 recommendations from the child sex abuse royal commission
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Frasers Receive Green Light for Green Mall in Australian Retail First
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Myall Creek Memorial a symbol of reconciliation as descendants of victims and perpetrators gather
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Odds shorten on a Turnbull backflip to a spring poll
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US would 'absolutely' welcome Australian naval operations in South China Sea, general says
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Two steps forward, one step back on Aboriginal treaties in Australia.
This week, two governments in Australia have taken steps towards negotiating treaties with the native Aboriginal people: Victorian Parliament votes on law to negotiate Australia's first Aboriginal...
This week, two governments in Australia have taken steps towards negotiating treaties with the native Aboriginal people:
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Victorian Parliament votes on law to negotiate Australia's first Aboriginal treaty
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Indigenous treaty a step closer after Northern Territory government makes historic pledge
Meanwhile, one government says no:
It's interesting that the two governments moving forwards are Labor Party governments, while the one that's stopping the process is a newly elected Liberal Party government. It's hard not to draw the conclusion that this is a politically partisan issue.
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Australian SAS soldiers committed alleged war crimes in Afghanistan: official report
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