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Lidia Thorpe causes a scene as the King and Queen visit Canberra, and rumours Tanya Plibersek is set to decimate our salmon industry. Plus, a Victorian mum on why Daniel Andrews should be removed from his new role with a youth mental health service.

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Angry backbenchers renew calls for negative gearing reforms following the prime minister's $4.3 million home purchase. Plus, revelations millions in taxpayer funds are going to legal aid for asylum seekers. 

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Early exit polls suggest Queensland Labor is heading for an electoral wipeout, and the fallout from the PM's $4.3m home purchase continues. Plus, Greg Sheridan discusses Kevin Rudd’s new book on Xi Jinping.

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Communities across Australia fighting back against Labor's net-zero obsession. Is our nation being pushed into a republic by stealth? Plus, the US forced to become more directly involved in the Middle East conflict. 

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‘Yes’ advocates push for misinformation laws, and the Coalition overtakes Labor in the latest Newspoll. Plus, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price on the one-year anniversary of the defeat of the Voice referendum.

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Bombshell bullying allegations against Richard Marles’ office, and the latest attempt to make judges more woke. Plus, Peta sits down with former PMs Liz Truss and Tony Abbott.

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Small business insolvencies hit record levels, and a UN expert demands female-only sports be protected. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the PM’s attempt to have it both ways on Israel. 

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Bipartisanship on Israel in tatters after a divisive day in Parliament House, social cohesion continues to fray over the conflict in the Middle East. Plus, Justin Quill on the serious legal concerns around the government’s misinformation bill. 

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Thousands gather to remember the victims of the October 7 atrocities, and a pro-Palestine rally goes ahead in Sydney despite pleas from the Jewish community. Plus, Tony Abbott reflects on how the Middle East conflict has played out in Australia. 

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Rumours Senator Fatima Payman is planning to launch her own party, NSW pro-Palestine protesters ditch plans for an October 7 rally. Plus, defence expert Malcolm Davis explains how Israel’s defence systems operate.

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