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Burke says Australia 'lucky' Invasion Day bomb failed; Treasurer warns economy to be 'buffeted'

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says Australia was fortunate the Invasion Day bomb failed. Treasurer Jim Chalmers warns the economy faces challenges amid the Middle East crisis and is preparing broad reforms for the upcoming budget.

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Married at First Sight Coach Mel Schilling Dies at 54 After Cancer Battle

Mel Schilling, dating coach on Married at First Sight, has died at 54 after a battle with colon cancer that spread to her brain. Her husband shared a heartfelt tribute highlighting her courage and legacy.

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NSW to Crush Illegal Ebikes; Kate Chaney Pushes Gambling Ad Ban After 1,000 Days

NSW plans to seize and crush illegal ebikes amid safety concerns. Independent MP Kate Chaney pushes for a gambling ad ban 1,000 days after a key report. Teachers strike in Victoria and Tasmania over pay disputes. AI safety and fuel support also in focus.

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Australian Politics Update: Fuel Crisis, SA Election, and National Security Concerns

Deputy Liberal leader Jane Hume acknowledges public desire for change after SA election. Labor ministers discuss fuel supply security amid Middle East tensions. ANU study reveals rising national security concerns. New government rules set for datacentres and AI.

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Social Cohesion in Australia: Challenges and the Path to Fairness for All

Social cohesion in Australia faces challenges amid rising fear, inequality, and political division. The Bondi attack highlighted urgent issues of belonging, trust, and multiculturalism, calling for renewed national dialogue and inclusive leadership to rebuild a fair society for all.

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Labor Urged to Use Unconventional Measures Amid Oil Supply Challenges

Australia explores unconventional strategies amid oil shocks, including leveraging gas exports to secure oil imports and enhancing regulatory powers to combat price-gouging.

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Queensland Govt Faces Backlash Over Police Officer’s Legal Aid Board Appointment

Queensland’s appointment of former police officer Darren Robinson to the Legal Aid board has sparked criticism from Indigenous leaders and legal experts due to his controversial role in the 2004 Palm Island riots and death in custody case.

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Nearly Half of Australians Expect Foreign Military Attack Within Five Years, ANU Study Finds

A recent ANU study reveals nearly half of Australians expect a foreign military attack within five years, with rising concerns about national security, domestic terrorism, and preparedness amid global conflicts and supply challenges.

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Cofio marwolaeth Ken McCutchen mewn damwain cwch yn Awstralia

Annie Suganami o Gymru cofio marwolaeth ei gŵr Ken McCutchen mewn damwain cwch yn Awstralia, gan rannu manylion y digwyddiad a'i bywyd ar ôl y colled.

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Tropical Cyclone Narelle Hits NT Coast as Category 3; SA Premier Urges Federal Economic Focus

Tropical Cyclone Narelle struck the Northern Territory coast as a category 3 cyclone, bringing severe weather and flooding risks. SA Premier Malinauskas urges federal focus on inclusive economic growth and housing policy amid fuel supply updates from Energy Minister Bowen.

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Australia’s Renewable Shift Urged Amid Middle East Conflict and Energy Risks

Australia faces urgent energy challenges amid Middle East conflict, highlighting the need to accelerate renewable energy and electric vehicle adoption for national security and climate resilience.

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Cyclone Narelle Hits Far North Queensland, Heads West with Limited Damage Reported

Tropical Cyclone Narelle struck far north Queensland as a powerful storm, causing damage but limited destruction. The cyclone weakened to category 2 and is expected to re-intensify over the Gulf of Carpentaria before a second landfall in the Northern Territory.

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