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Bruce Lehrmann will speak at an event run by mens rights activist Bettina Arndt, and almost half the kids in NSW state care are Indigenous.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the government would reform competition rules for supermarkets to drive down prices and address claims of market manipulation.

Labor welcomed interim recommendations from Craig Emerson’s review for making the existing voluntary code mandatory, with stiff penalties of up to $5.2 billion for the largest chains. 

Anthony James, a once longtime Labor supporter, writes that since Labor has shown no support for Palestine since Israel's genocidal war on Palestine, he has cut ties.

The Federal Government announces further $83 million for HMAS Stirling upgrades; Opposition leader Peter Dutton criticises the government's handling over asylum boat arrivals; And in AFL, CEO Andrew Dillon addresses player Jeremy Finlayson's homophobic slur.

The senseless and cruel deportation of Australians, many of whom have spent decades with their families here, will be a shameful stain on Albaneses legacy, Gerry Georgatos writes.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the government would reform competition rules for supermarkets to drive down prices and address claims of market manipulation.

As AUKUS members prepare to open talks with Japan on joining the pact, China warned against “provocative” destabilisation in the South China Sea.

Supermarkets are once again an appealing target for politicians wanting to demonstrate their good intentions on helping consumers with cost-of-living pressures.

An interim report into Australia's supermarket code of conduct has recommended a mandatory framework, with fines of up to $10 million for retailers that misbehave. But former Labor Minister Craig Emerson, who led the review, has stopped short of suggesting divestiture powers.