Billions in HECS relief on the way + Should 16yo's be able to vote?

Billions in HECS relief on the way + Should 1...

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The latest on the Helen Haines 'attack' + The Greens’ new anti-Labor playbook

Tuesday Headlines: Independent MP Helen Haines critically injured in apparent vehicle attack Israeli police make arrests over settler attacks in West Bank French PM urges curfews after riots Hanson tells Lambie to 'lighten up sweetheart' over One Nation cartoon mocking her Plans ...  Show more

Thousands arrested in France protests + Ozempic: The good, the bad, the ugly

Monday Headlines: Jordon Steele-John releases lengthy statement, says he’s not on leave Violent cost of living protests sweep France with more than 2000 arrested Trump endorses Netanyahu as his administration calls for more to be done over Israeli settler violence in the West Ban ...  Show more

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