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The Australia Border Force and Operation Sovereign Borders have launched a joint agency taskforce in response to a rise in smuggling operations following a landmark High Court decision last month.

The former prime minister is threatening to write another book, and it might be his boldest literary effort yet.

Climate groups say if the 30 coal and gas export projects seeking approval are given it the atmosphere will be pumped with 22bn tonnes of CO2.

Efforts to turn away boat-arriving asylum seekers could be undermined by the government's recent mishandling of immigration policy,...

Efforts to turn away boat-arriving asylum seekers could be undermined by the government's recent mishandling of immigration policy,...

After enduring weeks of criticism from the Coalition and the general public over the move, the gloves are finally off and Labor has laid the blame squarely at the feet of Peter Dutton.

Behrouz Boochani, who spent years in an offshore asylum seeker camp, has called for a royal commission into Australias immigrant detention.

Victorian senator David Van has flown under the radar after three women, including Senator Lidia Thorpe and former senator Amanda Stoker, made allegations he had sexually harassed them.

At heart of the national apology must be an acceptance of Australia’s moral responsibility, prime minister tells parliament

Jim Green 28 November 2023  https://reneweconomy.com.au/small-modular-nuclear-reactors-a-history-of-failure/ Small modular reactors (SMRs) are defined as reactors with a capacity of 300 megawatts (MW) or less. The term ‘modular’ refers to serial factory production of reactor components, which could drive down costs. By that definition, no SMRs have ever been built and none are being built now. In all likelihood…