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Thomas Sewell addressed supporters outside the High Court earlier today as the White Australia Party’s constitutional challenge got underway.
At the centre of the case is whether the federal government can ban a political party and make membership of that party a criminal offence.
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Labor’s new Digital Duty of Care would put the eSafety Commissioner in charge of enforcing new online harm rules, including content promoting “hostile ideas about women and gender equality” to under-18s.
The Communications Minister would also be able to add new categories of harmful content through government rules, although Parliament could later disallow them. Platforms that fail to comply could face fines of up to $109.2 million.
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NDIS participant information may have ended up in Palantir’s data analytics platform through the government’s Fraud Fusion Taskforce
The revelation comes after the NDIA previously denied using Palantir. The agency has now confirmed participant information is shared with the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission, which has used Palantir, where potential criminal conduct is suspected.
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NSW Police allege three accountants helped facilitate more than $46 million in fraudulent loans, using false documents as part of a syndicate linked to stolen identities and luxury “ghost cars” that never existed.
33 people have now been charged under Strike Force Myddleton, while the NSW Crime Commission has restrained $95 million in assets.
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The Senate has voted 31 to 20 to expand the eSafety Commissioner’s enforcement powers for Australia’s under-16 social media ban.
People relevant to an investigation could be summoned to private examinations, questioned under oath and compelled to produce documents or answer questions. Refusing to comply without a reasonable excuse can carry up to 12 months in prison.
Labor, the Greens, David Pocock and Jacqui Lambie backed the bill. Liberals, Nationals, One Nation, Jacinta Price and Fatima Payman opposed it.
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ASIO chief Mike Burgess says authorities have disrupted 16 serious terrorist threats since the Bondi terror attack, including an antisemitic attack, a plot to kill Muslims, a violent racist allegedly found with weapons and someone allegedly considering bombing a school.
Burgess said the threats were considered serious, although not necessarily imminent, warning Australia faces an increasingly complex terrorism environment.
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Ebtesam Fahmy, 57, who lives in Sydney, has been sentenced to 7½ years in prison after more than 1,000 false NDIS claims worth around $2.2 million.
Court reporting says Fahmy appeared in a hijab and used an Arabic interpreter during proceedings.
She will serve at least four years before parole eligibility, in what has been reported as the toughest NDIS fraud sentence to date.
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Marrickville Golf Club, in Anthony Albanese’s electorate, was awarded $6.05 million through Labor’s invitation-only infrastructure grants program. Albanese also held an honorary membership of the club that was not listed on his register of interests.
The club was reportedly the only golf club invited to apply, while almost three-quarters of the $560 million program went to Labor-held electorates and 45 electorates received nothing.
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An 18-year-old alleged drone operator has been charged with murder over the killing of Joshua Macdonald, 40, an innocent electrician mistakenly gunned down outside a Merrylands West home on September 2.
Macdonald had arrived with two young children when gunmen in a stolen grey Audi opened fire. His family says he shielded the children as shots were fired. Police sources say the intended target was a member of the Alameddine crime family linked to the property.
Police arrested the teenager in West Hoxton on Friday and seized a drone which they allege contained evidence linking him to the killing. He has been charged with murder and participating in a criminal group and was refused bail.
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Australia’s 10-year government bond yield has surged above 5.3%, its highest level since May 2011.
Wall Street strategists have previously described around 5% on the US 10-year as the point where markets can “start to break”. The US yield is now also hovering just below that level.
Higher yields flow through to mortgages, business borrowing and asset prices as investors demand greater returns to lend money.
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@Auspill has visited Amplify Bookstore in West Melbourne, a self-described “anti-racist” bookstore that openly refuses to stock books written by white authors.
Despite its race-based stocking policy, Amplify received $11,250 in funding from the City of Melbourne in 2024-25.
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One of Albo’s “highly skilled” workers has been filmed trying to squeeze a train of trolleys through a narrow gap between parked cars, scraping them along the way.
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A 30-year-old Roxburgh Park man has been arrested at Melbourne Airport while departing on a flight bound for the Middle East, becoming the sixth man charged in an AFP investigation into an alleged ISIS propaganda network.
Police allege devices seized from his home contained ISIS-inspired violent extremist material and that he was part of a group chat with the other accused men. He also allegedly refused a court order to unlock his electronic devices, an offence carrying up to 10 years in prison.
The AFP says the alleged network shared graphic extremist material including beheadings, shootings and bombings.
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Thousands of Australians have marched through Brisbane today calling for major cuts to immigration and an end to foreign lobbying and influence.
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Pauline Hanson has unveiled a three-year immigration “reset” that would cut more than 750,000 temporary migrants and unlawful non-citizens, mainly targeting international students, graduate visas, skilled-worker dependants and bridging visas.
Under the plan, Australia would temporarily move to net-negative migration, before net overseas migration is capped at 130,000 a year. People living in Australia unlawfully would be given three months to leave voluntarily or face enforcement and a potential lifetime re-entry ban.
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NSW Homicide Squad detectives have renewed their appeal for information into the murders of Colleen Walker-Craig, 16, Evelyn Greenup, 4, and Clinton Speedy-Duroux, 16, who disappeared from Bowraville within five months in 1990 and 1991.
Colleen’s body has never been found, while Evelyn and Clinton’s remains were discovered in bushland. Separate $1 million rewards remain in place for information that helps solve each murder.
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Victoria Police is running Arabic-language recruitment advertisements telling bilingual Arabic speakers they may be “more suited to work in Victoria Police than you think.”
The force is actively targeting multilingual applicants and even offers additional pay to officers who use languages other than English while on the job.
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Energy Minister Chris Bowen and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher have appointed former Liberal opposition leader Sussan Ley to the board of the government-owned Snowy Hydro.
Ley resigned from Parliament in February after losing the Liberal leadership. Just seven months later, she has now been handed a board role by the Albanese government.
For everyone who keeps talking about a “uniparty”, this one probably won’t help.
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Australian man Damien John Shaw, 56, and his children, aged six and four, have been found dead inside their family bungalow in Kuta, Bali.
The children’s mother, who was in Jakarta, raised the alarm after hearing one of the children crying during a phone call before contact with the family was lost. Neighbours later forced their way inside and discovered the bodies.
Indonesian police are investigating the deaths as a suspected murder-suicide, while CCTV and forensic evidence are being examined.
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