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Gareth Ward may be referred to privileges committee

The NSW government is considering referring independent MP-elect Gareth Ward to the privileges committee as counting continues after the state election.

AAP

Labor win Aston by-election in historic upset

The Liberals' Peter Dutton has vowed the party will rebuild after a big swing to Labor in the Aston by-election handed the Albanese government a historic win.

AAP

Glitch or death spiral: can the Liberal party brand be revived?

Tasmania is the only state or territory where the party remains in power. What must it do to ‘right’ the conservative ship?

The Guardian - AU

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‘Vile’ Mark Latham tweet could be grounds for vilification complaint under NSW law, experts say

Comment has been widely condemned, but constitutional law expert says sacking is unlikely

The Guardian - AU

The closer you looked at Canberra this week, the uglier it got – especially MPs’ behaviour

The Coalition sees advantage in suggesting both sides are as bad as each other and Australian politics is as nasty as ever

The Guardian - AU

Did you spot this hidden detail in King Charles' first portrait as monarch?

King Charles' first portrait has been released and eagle-eyed fans have noticed this important hidden detail in the artwork

Woman & Home

Votes tampered with in Melbourne council poll: tribunal

Milad El-Halabi benefited from vote tampering and was not duly elected as a Melbourne councillor during local elections in 2020, a tribunal has declared.

AAP

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Man claiming to be off-duty NSW police officer allegedly chased and hit Aboriginal boy with ute

Elijah Stevens’ father fears this additional trauma, on top of his son losing his grandmother, Tanya Day – who died in custody in 2017 – will send his son back to therapy

The Guardian - AU

Health boss calls for more education on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament

The leader of a remote health service says he is looking forward to more Voice to Parliament information becoming available to ensure Australians understand what they are voting for.

ABC News

Mark Dreyfus rejects human rights commissioner’s claim Indigenous voice would undermine principles of equality

Attorney general declines to comment on calls for commissioner Lorraine Finlay to consider her future in the role

The Guardian - AU

Killer's remorse 'means nothing' to mum who lost son

Janet Houllis says a man sentenced to at least 12 years in jail for the murder of her son over a fake pair of AirPods could have intervened to stop his death.

AAP

NT independent politician Yingiya Guyula wants to see elders given authority to help offenders heal

An Arnhem Land politician says there are answers to the dire situation the NT is facing with crime and prisons – and they're solutions that have existed for generations.

ABC News

Father jailed for fatally stabbing son on remote APY Lands during argument over PlayStation

A Supreme Court judge has found there are special reasons to give a lenient jail term to a man who stabbed his son in the thighs, unintentionally causing the teenager's death.

ABC News

Who is running the Voice to Parliament No campaigns?

The Yes and No referendum campaigns have both been established but are taking very different strategies in the run up to the referendum. While the Yes campaign is largely centralised, the No campaign is being run by multiple groups. So who are they?

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After six days of counting, ABC's Antony Green calls marginal seat of Goulburn for Libs' Wendy Tuckerman

Wendy Tuckerman says she is very proud after holding on to the seat of Goulburn in "really difficult" circumstances.

ABC News

City of Sydney councillor Jess Scully resigns citing lack of maternity leave

Cr Jess Scully feels she cannot balance the demands of council and being a new parent, as she is expecting her second child this year.

AAP

Indigenous advisor quits after Qld police shooting

Professor Gracelyn Smallwood has resigned from a Queensland police advisory group in protest after a young Aboriginal man was shot and killed by officers.

The Guardian - AU

Sydney MP Alex Greenwich pushes for new protections for LGBTQ+ people after ‘hurtful’ Mark Latham tweet

Independent state MP says ‘I didn’t think I’d still be subjected to homophobic abuse’ as Labor minister calls for apology

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Kenneth Knight jailed for at least 12 years over stabbing murder of partner in Bourke

Kenneth James Knight will spend time behind bars for the murder of his partner in remote western New South Wales. A judge described the murder as an "impulsive and spontaneous" act in which Knight had no intention to kill.

The New Daily

Cultural burning expansion to reduce bushfire risk

Indigenous groups will conduct cultural burns across Victoria to reduce bushfire risk and protect habitat in an expansion of the practice across the

AAP

Father broke bail conditions to continue sexual abuse

A man jailed for the persistent sexual abuse of his teenager daughter broke bail conditions to rape her after police initially pressed criminal charges.

AAP

Premier slams 'vile, shameful' homophobic Latham tweet

NSW Premier Chris Minns has strongly condemned a tweet from One Nation leader Mark Latham, saying it has unmasked him as a bigot.

The Conversation

Indigenous knowledge offers solutions, but its use must be based on meaningful collaboration with Indigenous communities

As global environmental challenges grow, people and societies are increasingly looking to Indigenous knowledge for solutions.

ABC News

Pauline Hanson says Labor broke an 'election promise' on migration. Did it even exist?

Pauline Hanson says Labor broke an election promise by increasing migration. But Labor never made any promises about migration levels.

ABC News

Corroboree frog's story told through Indigenous stories and dance promotes conservation

Conservationists, Indigenous elders, and dancers are working with school children to ensure both the critically endangered corroboree frog and its cultural significance lives on.

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