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Women of color cannot be ignored
Culturally diverse women include independent Dai Le, who was born in Vietnam, along with Labor-based Michelle Ananda-Rajah, who has a Sri Lankan heritage, and Sally Sitou, who has a Chinese heritage. Many of these victories were not easy. ANU research suggests that women are more likely to be shortlisted in marginal seats. In this election, …
Mark McGowan defends plan to expand Washington police search powers, including possible telephone surveillance
The WA prime minister says a proposal to expand police search powers “absolutely” is not beyond the reach of the government, but he could not say whether officers could search people’s phones. Key points: The prime minister says the changes are aimed at stopping drug imports But it was vague whether police would be able …
Solo navigator Lisa Blair breaks the Antarctic circumnavigation record
Australian solo navigator Lisa Blair has arrived in Albany this morning after three months at sea with a new world record in her name. Key points Lisa Blair of Sydney holds world record for fastest unannounced circumnavigation in Antarctica Ms Blair completed the trip in 92 days, 10 days faster than the previous record holder …
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers warns of “disastrous” budget situation as inflation rises
The worker has inherited a “disastrous” budget situation with a deficit that could explode further due to rising inflation, warned Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Chalmers accused the Coalition of not revealing pressure on the budget, revealed at Treasury meetings since the Labor election victory on Saturday. Prior to its defeat, the Coalition projected that budget deficits …
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Albanese convenes a meeting of the national cabinet, the states push the new prime minister on the crisis of the health system
The RACGP says GPs are increasingly choosing to charge a gap fee to patients they believe they can afford to keep their practices viable. The university argues that the discount for inquiries of 20 to 40 minutes should be raised from $ 75.75 to $ 83.30 and the discount for inquiries of 40 minutes more …
Images of Michael Caposiena’s death scene are shown as Biannca Edmunds’ murder trial continues
The last moments of a Melbourne father who was shot in the head, allegedly at the urging of her ex-husband’s new husband, were broadcast during a murder trial in which he was heard telling his girlfriend that he did not worry before he was violently murdered. Key points: Biannca Edmunds is on trial accused of …
COVID in WA: government unsure of $ 200 million Bullsbrook Center for National Resilience quarantine facility
A $ 200 million Commonwealth-funded quarantine facility north of Perth looks like an expensive white elephant, with Prime Minister Mark McGowan admitting he is unsure what to do with the compost once construction is complete. mid-year. Announced last August, more than a year after the COVID pandemic, Bullsbrook’s “Center for National Resilience” was intended to …
The main chicken processors to fix unfair contracts with farmers after the ACCC investigation
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has demanded concessions from the country’s largest chicken meat processors to make some of its contracts with farmers fairer. Key points: The ACCC found that unfair contracts could cause “significant financial damage to producers” Chicken processors have agreed to make some changes Labor has expressed its support for …
Distressed parents are waiting for news as the death toll from school shootings continues to rise
UPDATE: The first victims of a Texas school shooting shooting are identified Parents of children who attended a U.S. elementary school, where at least 21 people were shot dead, were forced to wait hours to find out where their children were and if they were safe. Nineteen students – ages six to 10 – and …