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Survey finds Australia is becoming more divided and pessimistic, artificial intelligence continues to cause anxiety. Plus, Alan Jones loses battle with illness at age 80.
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Damning verdict on Donald Trump's chaotic past two years, major loss for Republicans as Democrats win control of the House and Senate. Plus, over-the-top Trump hysteria from left-wing outlets.
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Another economic blow for Australian households, One Nation volunteer allegedly attacked in his own front yard. Plus, Democrats feeling smug as Donald Trump campaigns to save seats.
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Pauline Hanson and James Ashby rule out Capricornia, odds firmly on the RBA to raise the cash rate for Melbourne Cup Day. Plus, fewer than half of voters believe what the government says.
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PM jets overseas ahead of fifth expected rate hike of the year, former Labor attorney general appointed as Anti-Corruption Commissioner. Plus, Europe faces its own Gen Z revolt.
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The government under pressure to reinstate excise cut, Labor's red-hot rorts scandal isn't going anywhere. Plus, Broken Hill prospector unearths nearly a kilogram of gold.
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Polls show voters believe Australia is heading in the wrong direction, Coalition MP kicked out of parliament after swearing at Albanese. Plus, inflation spike expected to slam mortgagors on cup day.
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Signs Australia's political landscape is shifting, the RBA concedes little it can do to influence high government spending. Plus, reports Victoria Premier Ben Carroll has been sleeping on the job.
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Labor blow $35 million on COP talk-fest while Aussie families struggle, Helen Haines attack sparks reflection in Canberra. Plus, fresh data shows Opposition gaining major ground over Labor.
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More than 130,000 degree-qualified jobs could be wiped out by AI, Matt Canavan and James Ashby tipped to fight for Capricornia. Plus, Labor head office's role in taxpayer-funded grants revealed.
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