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2026-09-25 · The Guardian · Health

‘Wake-up call’: Labor considers changing Australian laws after OpenAI Medicare hack

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2026-10-06 · The Guardian · Politics

Coalition’s migration plan risks breaching India free trade agreement and damaging economy, advocates warn

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2026-10-16 · The Guardian · Politics

Exclusive Brethren head denies knowing church members were volunteering for Liberal party during 2025 election

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2026-10-02 · The Guardian · Politics

Labor targets ‘visa hopping’ international students in crackdown on ‘permanently temporary’ migration

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2026-09-17 · The Guardian · Health

Labor backs down on veterans’ health services cap after furious backlash from Jacqui Lambie and ex-ADF members

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2026-09-27 · The Guardian · Economy/Business

Australia politics live: Chalmers and Gallagher to present final budget outcome; RBA interest rate hike looms

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2026-09-14 · The Guardian

🔮 Marles downplays reports of OpenAI copyright ultimatum Richard Marles says reporting that OpenAI has issued an ultimatum to Australia – that the government must water down copyright protections or the company will refuse to invest in domestic AI training or renewable energy – is overstated. assertive

2026-09-15 · The Guardian

🔮 We want to make sure that people have the right to life, and we will vote for you in favour of that. assertive

2026-09-17 · The Guardian

🔮 The government announced it would no longer pursue the cap for allied health services, which had been to come into force on 1 July 2027, after a weeks-long campaign by the opposition, veterans’ groups and independent senator Jacqui Lambie. assertive

2026-09-25 · The Guardian

🔮 The federal government could change Australian laws if the current legal framework could not respond to the unprecedented OpenAI hack of Medicare, ministers have confirmed. assertive

2026-09-26 · The Guardian

🔮 The government announced in early September it would deregister the graduate diploma of management (learning) which it suspected was being used by “non-genuine” students to remain in Australia. assertive

2026-09-27 · The Guardian

🔮 The treasurer, Jim Chalmers, and the finance minister, Katy Gallagher, will present the final budget outcome on Monday, the updated accounting measure for the 2025-26 financial year. assertive

2026-09-29 · The Guardian

🔮 The former Greens leader Adam Bandt says the party’s new leadership team, which could be chosen as early as today, will face mounting pressure from grassroots members to block the Labor government from approving any new coal and gas projects “by whatever means”. assertive

2026-09-30 · The Guardian

🔮 Any student who begins the course before 5 October will be allowed to complete it “where no integrity breaches are identified”. assertive

2026-10-02 · The Guardian

🔮 “Visa hopping” international students, migration agents and lawyers trying to “game” the migration system will be targeted by the government, as Labor unveils a further crackdown. assertive

2026-10-06 · The Guardian

🔮 Angus Taylor on Tuesday announced plans to cut net overseas migration to 100,000 for the first two years of a Coalition government and up to 160,000 in year four, in a plan which would abolish temporary graduate visas, make major cuts to international student, bridging and temporary protection visas, and halve humanitarian places. assertive

2026-10-15 · The Guardian

🔮 Labor and the Coalition are set to reject a bill that would have banned the shackling of incarcerated women during childbirth, with the government saying it was the responsibility of the states and territories. assertive

2026-10-16 · The Guardian

🔮 Gareth Hales, who has no official role in the church, said he could not confirm or deny whether he had written this message but denied instructing members to join the campaign. assertive

2026-10-21 · The Guardian

🔮 Security agencies will review safety precautions for MPs’ homes and offices after numerous federal politicians told police and Asio in safety briefings that they were worried about widening threats after the alleged attack on Helen Haines. assertive

2026-10-25 · The Guardian

🔮 That total would be $512m but the report calculates the two numbers to $823m – a $311m discrepancy. assertive