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Australian taxpayers would be slugged with a $387bn bill if Peter Dutton’s current plan to transition to nuclear was actioned.

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Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has fired up at Energy Minister Chris Bowen after he unveiled a costly price tag for nuclear power.

An almost $400 billion price tag attached to switching from coal to nuclear power has been branded laughable....

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Opposition leader Peter Dutton has dismissed the government's nuclear cost estimates, A week-long refugee rights protest is underway, And in Rugby league, the Panthers' star halfback cleared to play in the preliminary final despite a finger injury.

The Yes campaign for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament is confident momentum is rising after thousands around the country turned out in support at weekend rallies. But the No Camp says Australians remain on track to vote down the proposal at the October 14th referendum.

Prominent No campaigner Warren Mundine clarified his comments about two key matters that have divided his side of the campaign in the lead up to the Voice to Parliament referendum.

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Bridget McKenzie says the committee has the power to summon invitees who refuse to appear at public hearings; Labor intends to enforce board directors’ obligations to protect their customers from data hacks. Follow updates here.