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Anthony Albanese delivered his second holiday greeting as Prime Minister and said for many people the season was a chance to rest and spend time with loved ones.

Many Australians made the most of blue skies for a classic beach Christmas while the prime minister got into the spirit, serving lunch to the homeless.

NSW Premier Chris Minns seems to forget there are millions of voters in the state being overlooked in the government’s authoritarian approach to the ad hoc planning of housing in NSW.

At the COP28 climate talks in Dubai there was a push by some to use nuclear power as a clean energy option, but critics say it’s too expensive and will take too long to build to make a difference in reducing carbon emissions.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton presents his Chrismas to Australians, Heavy rainfall expected on the Eastern coast until Boxing day, Ross Aloisi quits as Brisbane Roar's A-League Men coach,

Political leaders also thank emergency services workers in annual Christmas messages

Senior residents have been forced to live with pain while waiting for a free shingles vaccine from their GPs.

Anthony Albanese has wished all Australians a Merry Christmas while paying tribute to those who are giving up their day to help others.

The overwhelming rejection in a referendum on giving Indigenous groups a constitutional voice has many looking for ways to keep up the fight for reconciliation.

Its been a challenging year for many Australians battling rising costs and natural disasters.