The debate around the Albanese-Chalmers budget goes up a notch. Plus, warnings Australia doesn't have enough bombs, fuel or soldiers to defend itself.

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Special treatment for Islamic State women allowed into the country without facing charges, but the government insists investigations are not over

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More ISIS brides and their children arrive back into the country. Plus, the PM still stuck defending his budget and his broken promises.

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The Albanese government battles to fight its way out of its budget blues. Plus, the ABC in denial about its role in the rise of antisemitism.

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Labor's tax hikes are causing trauma for a family who's lost a dad, a literary prize for women has gone to a self-identified male author. Plus, the COVID hangover continues with an explosion in emotional and mental health issues for young people.

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The budget backlash intensifies with young business owners saying they'll suffer, the nation's peak Muslim body makes a submission to the Bondi Royal Commission. Plus, Donald Trump's next move on Iran.

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The budget fallout has turned Anthony Albanese into a national social media joke, as more and more voters wake up to what’s going on.

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Alarm bells in the property market as auction clearance rates plummet. Plus, move over prime minister as it seems we now have President Bowen.

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The Albanese government faces pressure over budget credibility and economic policy, Angus Taylor outlines alternative tax changes and tighter immigration measures. Plus, Trump and Xi Jinping meet in Beijing as global tensions remain in focus.

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Labor's lies and broken promises dominate the post-budget debate. Plus, on the economic front we see higher taxes, higher spending and higher debt for as far as the eye can see.

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