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The Shadow Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction advocates for 'competitive federalism.' 

Earlier this month, an interim Productivity Commission report said a deal struck by Scott Morrison to boost the state's GST share was a 'costly mistake' and should be unwound.

A Senate inquiry has exposed division within the university sector over the Federal Government's Universities Accord legislation.

Independent MPs - and even some Labor and Liberal back-benchers - have called for a crackdown, but the government insists there's enough transparency.

For Ukranian psychiatrist Dr Antonina Pushko, the day is 'more and more important every year.'

It comes as several European leaders travelled to Kyiv to celebrate the country's 35 years of independence. 

Today on the breakfast wrap - why South Australia's Chief Vet is 'not surprised at all' that a second long-nosed fur seal is suspected to have contracted H5 bird flu in South Australia.And - are One Nation's migration targets any different from Labor's?

Senator Pauline Hanson outlined her party's migration policy on social media, intervening after One Nation MP David Farley said his party's immigration target would not be "too different" to Labor's.

Plus, a trade war erupts between Canada and the united states - get the latest on what both leaders are saying and what it means for middle powers like Australia.Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Last week on Changing Australia... we took a dive into the world of critical kelp forests with Dr Aaron Eger.

A deceased long-nose fur seal was found at Beachport on SA's south-east coast and tested positive for the H5 strain of bird flu.

Queensland advocates have expressed concerns about the state government's latest proposal to harden bail laws.