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Legal doubts emerge over travel home ban for ISIS bride

Policies designed to deal with families linked to Islamic terrorists could breach the constitution, as politicians clash over how to deal with the issue.

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Pauline Hanson’s Muslim comments have been reported to federal police – but could she face charges?

Commonwealth and state governments both have hate speech laws – but they may not apply to the One Nation leader’s remarks

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'Do better': family's powerful message after DV murder

The loved ones of a woman murdered by her ex-partner in a jealous rage have challenged men to do more to combat domestic violence.

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Prison flagged for those who help 'ISIS bride' cohort

Aid groups have hit out at plans by the coalition to jail people found to have helped a cohort of women and children linked to the Islamic State to return home.

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Ex-PM ensnared in legal battle over Higgins scandal

Former aide Fiona Brown will enter mediation with the Commonwealth after alleging the then-prime minister let her down after Brittany Higgins' rape claim.

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Indian-origin Deepa Mathew slams Australian Premier over immigration remarks: ‘Didn’t come here to wipe bums’

An Indian-origin political candidate has criticised South Australia’s Premier, saying his comments about immigration were insulting to migrants.

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Tony Burke says Australia has few options to block return of 34 women and children from Syrian camp

One woman is subject to temporary exclusion order over security concerns, but home affairs minister says group is ‘not consistent’ in their beliefs

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Strong winds overturn boats in Hobart – As it happened

All the day’s news as it unfolded

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Cape York man’s conviction overturned after court finds magistrate made ‘inappropriate’ remarks

Judge finds Queensland magistrate talked over defence lawyer’s questions and did not approach task ‘with a sufficient degree of impartiality’

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Can One Nation make it in South Australia? Liberal party fears peak humiliation at state election

Labor under Peter Malinauskas seems set for a massive win in the 21 March poll, but all eyes are on how the rightwing vote will shake out

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Election starting gun fired as eyes on One Nation surge

South Australia's election campaign has officially kicked off with Labor tipped to win easily as the Liberals try to fend off a challenge from One Nation.

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Ramadan night markets bring thousands of visitors to Lakemba – a suburb where Pauline Hanson claims people ‘feel unwelcome’

More than one million people are expected to visit the month-long night markets in south-west Sydney, where ‘everyone is happy’

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: PM rules out republic push after Andrew arrest; Grey’s Anatomy star Eric Dane dies; and lion training for lunar new year

Albanese says Mountbatten-Windsor’s arrest an ‘extraordinary fall from grace’ as King Charles III insists ‘law must take its course’

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Federal police ‘received reports of a crime’ in relation to Pauline Hanson’s comments about Muslims

Bilal El-Hayek, mayor of Canterbury Bankstown, says One Nation leader’s comments ‘will incite someone’

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'Tragic': concerns over children with IS-linked group

Concerns are being raised whether children who are part of an IS-linked group of Australian women have been radicalised while overseas.

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Australian PM says former prince Andrew has suffered ‘extraordinary fall’ but that won’t prompt another republic referendum

Exclusive: Anthony Albanese says arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor after life of ‘absolute privilege’ will be watched closely in Australia

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For Muslims, Ramadan is a commitment to self-discipline, generosity and peace. Pauline Hanson, take note

Beyond disproving the tired tropes of Muslims hating the west, Australian Muslims can show us what a month of practising to be a better person looks like

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Mayor wants Hanson charged with hate speech offences

A mayor has urged authorities to charge One Nation leader Pauline Hanson with hate speech offences after inflammatory comments she made about Muslims.

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The Guardian - AU

Dance with Tom: an irresistibly joyous show for bubs who like to bop

With an infectiously excitable host, fun animations and easy-to-learn moves, this ABC show about First Nations culture and dance is for viewers young and old

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Afternoon Update: art posters test hate symbol laws; Wellington’s sewage ‘catastrophe’; and when sleep tricks go wrong

Police seize posters depicting global figures including Benjamin Netanyahu in Nazi uniforms from Dissent Cafe in Canberra

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War of words heats up amid union scandal

A political spat has erupted over calls for a royal commission after a damning report exposed alleged corruption in the construction union.

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‘Opening up worlds’: Linda Burney joins UTS board with a mission to boost Aboriginal participation

Former minister helped develop Australia’s first Aboriginal education policy in the 1980s and brings decades of expertise to embattled university

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Coles admits in court to strong-arming supplier amid ‘Down Down’ campaign – as it happened

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'Kick up the backside': voters' choice in by-election

The result of an upcoming by-election months before a general election could swing the momentum and give voters a chance to send a message to the major players.

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Premier's blunt message for would-be One Nation voters

A premier has issued a stark message to voters who support One Nation and its immigration policies, asking them "who will wipe their bum when they're 90".

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