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Peter Dutton is being perceived as a more experienced and decisive leader than Anthony Albanese and one who has a better understanding of the core issues, polling has found.

More assistance for flood victims in Queensland; The federal opposition claims it's the government's fault a convicted terrorist is getting out of jail; And in rugby union, Australian coach Michael Cheika quits as coach of Argentina.

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Crikey readers debate the merits of the controversial stage three tax cuts that Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers plan to implement.

In a key speech, Albanese said Labor had made Australia relevant in global debates and helped bring about improved relations between the world’s two superpowers.

Electronic monitoring and rules on who he can associate with will be imposed by Victorian supreme court

Abdul Nacer Benbrika had been convicted of plotting to blow up Australian national landmarks.

One of Australia’s most notorious terrorists, Abdul Nacer Benbrika, has been released from prison after 20 years. The Victorian supreme court has placed Benbrika on a 12-month supervision order with strict conditions. Last month the High Court overturned the former government’s decision to strip Mr Benbrika of his Australian citizenship.

Abdul Nacer Benbrika, one of Australias most infamous domestic terrorists, on Tuesday walked free from Barwon Prison, as photos of him leaving the jail are revealed.

Accusing someone of being ‘un-Australian’ is easily done, but what crimes or potential threats to the security and safety of Australians should trigger the practice of stripping someone of their citizenship? By Kerry Murphy