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The long history of Aboriginal violence — Part II – Quadrant Online

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Australia’s new defamation laws should stop criminals like Lachlan Murdoch and Kerry Stokes from abusing the law to silence journalists.

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$80 billion to eliminate Aussie electricity CO2 emissions.

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James Cook University “dramatic drop in student enrolments” - Perhaps a reputation for trampling academic freedom has consequences!

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NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has greenlighted the sacking of Amy Brown, by his right-hand man Michael Coutts-Trotter, to cover up the John Barilaro $500,000 New York job scandal.

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Despite 5 letters from her GP multiple immunologists and neurologists who all verified that her brain injury was most likely caused by the 'vaccine' the woman was denied compensation.

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An Australian man has died after being attacked by a kangaroo he had been keeping as a pet, police say.

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One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts moved a motion for an inquiry by the Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee on Project Iron Boomerang, an Aus transcontinental rail infrastructure corridor and steel manufacturing complex which will revolutionise global steel production.

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IMAP Australia, They want your DNA and a map of your mind.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese puts Peter Dutton on notice. A national anti-corruption bill (Federal ICAC) is coming in a few days.

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NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb was exposed on video protecting corrupt police officer Daniel Keneally who lied in a police statement to have innocent man Luke Moore jailed.

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Telling moment Penny Wong rambles on and on while struggling to define 'net zero' after being put on the spot by Pauline Hanson in heated clash.

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Data on births and deaths is 2 years and 9 months overdue. It should be delayed 6 weeks at the latest. How can we assess the impact of health policy without this vital data?

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Falling in line, major banks now rolling out the National ID app. Linking all your information in one easy to access file, accessible by your government. - Your vaccine passport didn’t set you free, it opened the door to tyranny.

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Toowoomba Qld. - This is next level insane. -Watch as a council worker lures out cat's so they can issue the owner a $280 "Cat" "Roaming" fine.

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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) plans to begin using the Ripple network to settle payments between its subsidiaries soon.

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A third-generation farmer discusses various legislation and policies that have been implemented in our country and worldwide which spell food shortages, population starvation, and the fight of our lives as globalist corporations take over all of the world’s farmland, bodily autonomy, and more.

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The premier is under fire over a damning report into Triple-Zero tragedies, accused of trying to bury it in the AFL finals and then dodging questions. It's another bitter blow for grieving families left waiting for ambulances that didn't turn up.

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Whistleblower Troy Stolz and Friendlyjordies YouTube channel publisher Jordan Shanks have been hit with contempt of court proceedings by ClubsNSW because they shone a light on corruption in the NSW gambling industry.

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Australian security services issued a coin with a cipher.

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Today is Australian National Flag Day. Not that you'd know from our national leader. - Also Fathers Day!

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Aussie journalist flees NZ after Interpol leak uncovers him as police target.

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A Ballarat woman who was charged with inciting others to breach a state lockdown has had her case thrown out of court.

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NSW residents will be fined $11,000 if they are caught supplying, selling or giving away a range of single-use plastic items from November.

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Australian barrister Julian Gillespie explains who is legally liable for the gross misconduct.

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