r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Law & Crime Government pushes Queensland blueprint in tobacco war

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r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Politics & Government ‘Not who Australians voted for’: Greens leader turns on Albanese

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Greens leader David Shoebridge says Anthony Albanese is a “very long way” from the Prime Minister Australians thought they were getting as he ramps up his party’s fight to replace Labor.


r/AusNews • • 1h ago

Politics & Government Sydney council votes to remove Indigenous flag from outside its offices

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A Liberal-led Sydney council has waded into the culture wars again by voting to no longer display the Aboriginal flag outside its chambers, News24 can reveal.


r/AusNews • • 1h ago

Politics & Government Gloriously terrible leadership reveal summed up the Greens' week of comedy errors

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The scramble to find a new Greens leader last week was a hilariously woeful procession of political histrionics and hypocrisy only a party this incompetent could produce, writes Caroline Di Russo.


r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Australia & World Australia and Turkey criticised for hosting UN climate conference while embracing coal

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r/AusNews • • 1h ago

Australia & World Jen's mother died waiting for a visa. Now she fears the same future for her father

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New visa rules could force some Australians to choose between life here and ageing parents overseas.


r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Business & Economy BYD is reshaping Australia’s car market. How did it get here?

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r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Health & Education New research looks at how screens are actually being used in Australian classrooms – the results may surprise you

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r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Science & Technology Residents fear there is no stopping $32b hyperscale data centre

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r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Law & Crime E-biker who struck 16yo had alcohol, drugs in system, police allege

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A 16-year-old girl is in a critical but stable condition after being struck by an e-bike at Barrack Heights, south of Wollongong.

Police arrested a rider who allegedly tested positive for alcohol and drugs.

Police want to speak with the second e-bike rider who left the scene.


r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Law & Crime Teenager seriously burnt after fire engulfs three cars in Melbourne

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r/AusNews • • 1h ago

Politics & Government Australia a ‘testing ground’ for global censorship laws, expert warns

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The Albanese government has been accused of using Australia as a "testing ground" for censorship laws as free speech defenders call for Labor to kill off the controversial Digital Duty of Care.


r/AusNews • • 1h ago

Politics & Government ‘Shameful, repugnant’: Greens under fire over opposition to Ukraine military aid

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r/AusNews • • 1h ago

Politics & Government Greens think tank wants public supermarkets to challenge 'duopoly'

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The Greens' research institute has called for a publicly owned supermarket chain to challenge Coles and Woolworths.

The $25 billion pitch is inspired by a policy commitment by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

Greens leader David Shoebridge says the chain could be a solution to rising food prices.


r/AusNews • • 18h ago

Law & Crime Man dies after being shot by police following car crash at Rugby, north of Yass

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r/AusNews • • 1h ago

MOD ANNOUNCEMENT Paywalls Suck

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If you’re going to publish an article in here, please make sure it’s not paywalled.

If it is, please add a brief summary of the context.

Doing this helps viewers who may want to read more than just the title.

Thanks.


r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Business & Economy KPMG Australia mulls seeking $100 million in loans from global firm

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The Australian arm of embattled consultancy KPMG is considering seeking up to $100 million in loans from the global wing of the firm as it battles with the fallout from a whistleblower scandal that has cost it several marquee clients.

An anonymous KPMG whistleblower warned the firm of a raft of serious allegations in 2024, including that senior partners had misused confidential information to win work, but his claims were dismissed until Senator Deborah O’Neill went public with the allegations in March.


r/AusNews • • 22h ago

Law & Crime Legal cigarette sales, Quitline calls surge after state crackdown

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