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Agriculture Minister Murray Watt has defended his colleague’s decision to attack opposition leader Peter Dutton as a “protector of paedophiles”, arguing politics is a “rough and tumble game”.

The draft laws allow the government to apply to a court to put migrants released after a landmark high court decision back in detention

Matt Kean pours cold water on Peter Dutton’s push for nuclear power; the city of Khan Younis is the focus of new Israeli air strikes. Follow updates live.

Josh Frydenberg and his supporters have commissioned a poll of voters in his former seat of Kooyong, fuelling speculation about his return to federal politics.

David Marrs latest book provides important insights on Australias foundations of racism and reminds us of the work left for us to do, writes Jim Kable.

The United States Vice President say too many innocent Palestinians have been killed; a Senate inquiry into alleged price gouging by the major supermarkets; a in women's cricket, the Adelaide Strikers have beaten the Brisbane Heat by three runs to claim consecutive WBBL titles.

Former federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg is believed to be seriously considering running again for his old Melbourne seat of Kooyong in the election due in May 2025.

Being in the right is not worth much if the Albanese government allows the opposition to bully it into making laws that won’t stand up in court

New preventative detention legislation will be brought into the Senate as an amendment. The changes will allow the preventative detention of those who are considered a terrorist risk.

Labor hopes to push new laws through parliament this week to allow courts to order the re-detention of migrants or refugees freed after the landmark NZYQ high court ruling