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The federal government has announced a new board to help with the fallout from a High Court ruling. The Opposition says it's more of the same 'chaotic approach'.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has slammed Australias UK High Commissioner Stephen Smith, saying he doesnt believe in Australia after Mr Smith moved an Australia Day fundraiser.

Forget race and multiculturalism. The immigration debate is now like those over other neoliberal policies: why business gets the benefits.

The federal opposition claims the government's migration reforms will make the housing crisis worse amid a shortage in skilled tradespeople. His comments have raised fears the major political parties are using migrants as scapegoats, even as business groups and unions largely welcome the changes.

The Reserve Bank governor acknowledges the pain Australians have felt in the fight against inflation; A poentially-historic case regarding Indigenous sacred sites makes it to the High Court; And in sport, Netball Australia now searching for a new chief executive.

Australia unveiled plans to slash the number of migrants arriving in the country, hoping to curb a post-pandemic surge and address voter anger.

A Labor minister has called for "concrete steps" towards a ceasefire in Gaza, prompting the Opposition leader to accuse him of offending Australia's Jewish population.

A lack of information, polarising language and hurried-through laws are all harming how we discuss asylum seekers, writes Behrouz Boochani.

Labor minister immediately criticised by Peter Dutton who says Husic’s comments are ‘ill-considered’ and ‘offensive’

By Eleanor Campbell for Nca Newswire