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Former Australian Deputy PM Joins Anti-Immigration Party One Nation — Hilary Wardhaugh/Getty Images via Getty Images

Australia Politics · Australia

Former Australian Deputy PM Joins Anti-Immigration Party One Nation

56% Left coverage: 23 sources

Kid’s Tough Call on Social Media Ban

Influencers · Australia

Kid’s Tough Call on Social Media Ban

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

Anthony Albanese has delivered a frank warning to schoolchildren looking to get around Australia’s landmark social media ban, just a day after the world-first laws took effect.See the Story

States and Territories Reject Major Public Hospital Funding Boost

Health · Australia

States and Territories Reject Major Public Hospital Funding Boost

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

After months of negotiations, states and territories have voted to reject the latest public hospital funding offer from the federal government. Health Minister Mark Butler remains confident that a deal can be struck before Christmas.See the Story

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