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ONE OF THE FEW good things to come out of the chaos that used to be known as the rules-based international order is that Australia is not alone in attempting to ingratiate itself with the Trump ...
Despite hyped rhetoric about the “big, beautiful bill,” the legislation has stalled. Its deficit‑blowing ambitions have alarmed fiscal hawks across the aisle. With Musk and others highlighting its ...
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The Labor Government has forecast net migration to fall from over 520,000 in 2022-23 and possibly well over 400,000 in 2023-24 (actual forecast is 395,000) to 260,000 in 2024-25; 255,000 in 2025-26 ...
The colonists saw the land as freely available to them, for the First People did not apparently cultivate the land but just wandered across it. The official government line was that the Aborigines ...
In the dying days of the failed Morrison Government, workers were allocated less than 50% of the nation’s total income. That was down from above 60% in earlier periods. That percentage has increased ...
Some will tell Australia to feel ashamed for rejecting the idea of an Indigenous Voice. But it needn’t. After all, a majority of respondents supported it in opinion polls consistently for five years.
In 1984, Sophia Loren visited Melbourne as a special guest at the La Dolce Italia gala charity dinner, which raised funds for the Alannah and Madeline Foundation's efforts to safeguard children ...
Taylor wins her rights back After missing out twice on sales of her life’s work that she was excluded from bidding on, Taylor Swift has reclaimed the rights to her original six albums she recorded for ...
Major theatrics in Melbourne!(Photo courtesy Bill McAuley | billmcauleyphotographer.com) Japanese Kabuki performers took the stage in Melbourne, electrifying audiences with their unique style. (Photo, ...
Share Article Recent articles by Bill McAuley 29 June 2025, 12:00pm This promotional shoot for Tim Finn's solo album Steel City took place near a cons ... 22 June 2025, 12:00pm Angie Hart is an ...
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