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With Chinese EVs taking over global markets, Australia finds itself caught in a looming trade war between China, Europe, and the US.

With Chinese EVs taking over global markets, Australia finds itself caught in a looming trade war between China, Europe, and the US.

With Chinese EVs taking over global markets, Australia finds itself caught in a looming trade war between China, Europe, and the US.

With Chinese EVs taking over global markets, Australia finds itself caught in a looming trade war between China, Europe, and the US.

With Chinese EVs taking over global markets, Australia finds itself caught in a looming trade war between China, Europe, and the US.

With Chinese EVs taking over global markets, Australia finds itself caught in a looming trade war between China, Europe, and the US.

Peter Dutton's delayed nuclear energy policy raises community concerns about cost, waste disposal, and feasibility as Australia leans towards renewables.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers said high interest rates were largely to blame for measly growth of 0.1 per cent in the March quarter. Plus, NSW Premier Chris Minns delivers a formal state apology to the victims of laws that criminalised homosexuality. Follow live here.

Anthony Albanese's office staff increases by 10 staff compared to Morrison. Review into parliament resourcing underway.

Threats to Australian politicians have surged, sparking bipartisan concerns over safety and protest violence.