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Keir Starmer has apologised to Wes Streeting over the briefings alleging the Health Secretary was planning a coup, a state funeral for Graham Richardson has been confirmed. Plus, waiting times for housing development applications in NSW will be 80 per cent shorter under new planning reforms.

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Jeffery Epstein documents including emails have been released with references to Donald Trump, John Setka has been charged by Victoria Police. Plus, treatment for a rare but deadly blood cancer will now be covered by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.

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The Liberal Party has concluded their marathon net zero meeting, former CFMEU boss John Setka was arrested. Plus, ASIO boss Mike Burgess warns of China's cyber sabotage capabilities.

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CFMEU boss John Setka has been arrested in Melbourne, Mike Burgess issues a warning over China's cyber sabotage capabilities. Plus the NSW government has confirmed the family of radio legend John Laws has accepted the offer of a state funeral.

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The Liberal Party will meet to debate a net-zero emissions target, Nauru's President has held a secret meeting with Penny Wong and Tony Burke. Plus, Victoria could soon follow Queensland in adopting 'adult crime, adult time' laws.

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The US Senate has passed a bill 60 to 40 ending the government shutdown, NSW Nationals abandon net zero. Plus, three people have died in a car crash in Victoria.

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The sails of the Sydney Opera House light up with poppies to mark Remembrance Day, support to ditch the Coalition's net-zero policy is growing inside the Liberal Party. Plus, a report by the Business Council of Australia has ranked which states are the best and worst to do business.

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US President Donald Trump holds talks with his Syrian counterpart at the White House, the sails of the Sydney Opera House lit up with poppies to mark Remembrance Day. Plus, support to ditch the Coalition's net-zero policy is growing inside the Liberal Party.

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The Reserve Bank has declared that future interest rate cuts could be limited, Graham Richardson to have a state funeral. Plus, Jay Weatherill named High Commissioner to the UK.

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The Liberal Party remains divided on its climate policy, BBC director and CEO resign over Donald Trump documentary. Plus, former Al-Qaeda leader and Syria's leader Ahmed al-Sharaa plays basketball with the US military.

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