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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms that 34 Australians are missing in Nepal after severe flash floods. The government is working diligently to assess their welfare.
The Productivity Commission has rebuked WA Premier Roger Cook for his remarks after a critical GST assessment, while PM Albanese remains firm on GST changes.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers asserts that One Nation's push to modify superannuation rules endangers Australian workers' retirement savings.
Shizuoka Crown melons, a symbol of cultural significance, have sparked controversy for PM Albanese after a comment he made regarding their gifting.
The parliamentary debate on the controversial 'widow tax' heats up as opposition leaders criticize Albanese's government for inaction.
The NSW Icac's Operation Rosny reveals troubling allegations against Liberal figures, focusing on linkages to donations and public funds.
Queensland and the Northern Territory oppose Albanese's renewable energy plan for AI datacentres, criticizing it as overly centralized and risky.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will not attend the Garma festival this year, diverging from his commitment to participate annually.
Australia's PM Anthony Albanese addresses China's missile test, emphasizing regional stability during a press conference in the Solomon Islands.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has issued an unequivocal apology for his comments on a comedy podcast where he included Kylie Minogue in a controversial game.
Canberra will double penalties for breaching its under-16 social media ban to $99 million, citing persistent non-compliance by major platforms.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says big tech is failing to comply with Australia's world-first under-16 social media ban and is pushing tougher penalties and new enforcement powers.
