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New data reveals housing won’t be able to keep up with our record immigration levels, Labor Minister Tony Burke caught living it up at the expense of taxpayers. Plus, the Victorian government refuses to release a report into drug injecting room.

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Queensland Premier Steven Miles is forced to apologise for misleading parliament, the Coalition gears up for a fight over nuclear power.  Plus, building approval data reveals Labor’s target for 1.2 million new homes is in serious trouble.

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Positive signs for the Liberals out of Dunkley despite the by-election loss, fears Labor’s new emissions standards will be a car tax by stealth. Plus, the Coalition’s renewed push for nuclear energy.

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ASIO warns of a growing Islamist terror threat, Toyota rebukes Chris Bowen’s emissions scheme. Plus, Senator Claire Chandler on why women should be concerned about a one-sided transgender rights inquiry.

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Victorian firefighters remain out of work because of vaccine mandates as much of the state faces extreme fire danger and Labor manages expectations ahead of the Dunkley by-election. Plus, when will governments learn pandering to pro-Palestine activists will never be enough?

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Peta Credlin explains why the findings of the government’s new gender pay gap report aren’t what they seem. Plus, Labor looks nervous ahead of Saturday’s Dunkley by-election. 

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The latest Newspoll is bad news for Labor ahead of the Dunkley by-election, John Pesutto divides his party by backing the Allan government's massive green energy targets. Plus, Senator James Paterson on the rising hate on our streets.

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A Northern Territory Labor MP’s brave call on youth crime, and new report recommends educators ditch “progressive” methods and return to rote learning. Plus, The Australian’s editor-at-large Paul Kelly on Labor’s moral failure to confront real racism.

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Peta Credlin gives her take on the early federal election rumors, Woolies CEO Brad Banducci announces his retirement after the disastrous ABC interview. Plus, Greg Sheridan on the government's new Defence plans. 

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Labor announces a $11 billion boost to our navy, but is it too little too late? Plus, the push to erase women continues with a group of UK health officials claiming the chest secretions from biological men are as good as a mother’s milk for babies.

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