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Andrews declares victory in Victoria
56% Right coverage: 9 sources
Scott MorrisonFormer prime minister Scott Morrison has defended his decision to appoint himself to a series of secret ministries. A report by former High Court judge Virginia Bell has labelled the move as corrosive of trust in government. Mr Morrison said he would not resign despite the report's findings. The changes are set to be discussed when federal cabinet meets on Monday.See the Story
Scott Morrison defends secret ministries
75% Left coverage: 4 sources
Tennis · CroatiaAustralia beat Croatia 2-1 in the Davis Cup semi-final in Malaga. Jordan Thompson and Max Purcell beat Olympic doubles champions Mate Pavic and Nikola Mektic 6-7 (3-7) 7-5 6-4. Alex de Minaur had earlier won his 10th singles rubber out of his past 11 against Marin Cilic, the last man to beat him in the competition. Australia will face either Canada or Italy in the final on Sunday.See the Story
Hewitt’s heroes fight into Davis Cup final
Coverage: 2 sources
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Australian workers to trial four-day week
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Australian OpenNovak Djokovic says he has been given 'positive signs' that he will be allowed to enter Australia and compete in the Australian Open in January. The Serbian, whose ban was imposed along with his deportation for his potential to cause civil unrest, said these indications were on an 'unofficial' basis. The nine-times Open champion added that he should have confirmation in the next few weeks of whether he'll be allowed in.See the Story
Novak Djokovic sees 'positive signs' over Australia entry
Coverage: 11 sources
WorldDespite a spike in COVID-19 cases, the country's leading vaccine advisory body says Australians don't yet need a fifth dose of vaccine.See the Story
Experts rule out third COVID booster shot
34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Europe · CanberraThe Australian Federal Police (AFP) has pointed to Russia as the location of the attackers who breached local health insurer Medibank. "We believe that those responsible for the breach are in Russia," AFP commissioner Reece Kershaw said in a statement issued on Friday afternoon. Kershaw added that the attack was conducted by "a group of loosely affiliated cyber criminals"See the Story
Australia blames Russia for hosting health insurance hackers
42% Center coverage: 46 sources
OceaniaFormer defence and foreign affairs minister Stephen Smith will be Australia's next High Commissioner to the UK. The role is traditionally reserved for political friends of the government. Smith will take up his posting early next year after completing the Defence Strategic Review. He was hand-picked by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.See the Story
Stephen Smith named UK High Commissioner
75% Left coverage: 4 sources
Pauline HansonOne Nation leader Pauline Hanson will have to pay $250,000 in damages after defaming former senator Brian Burston on the Today Show. Ms Hanson falsely claimed he sexually abused a female staffer in his parliamentary office. She also claimed he assaulted One Nation chief of staff James Ashby without provocation in the Great Hall of Parliament. Justice Robert Bromwich ordered Ms Hanson pay the penalties after seriously damaging Mr Burston's reputation.See the Story
Pauline Hanson to pay $250k for defamation
60% Left coverage: 5 sources
OceaniaMajor Australian defence projects with approved budgets totalling more than A$70 billion (US$45 billion) are over budget. At least 28 defence projects are collectively 97 years late, including the A$44 billion anti-submarine frigates programme. The government will set up an independent projects management office within defence.See the Story
Australian defence projects billions over budget, decades late
60% Center coverage: 5 sources
