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The Mandurah RSL commemorated Vietnam Veterans Day on Friday and the 50th anniversary of Australia ending its involvement in the Vietnam War. 

Canadian nuclear energy plan, SMRs, market’s role; threat to Victorian landscape; union seat on RBA board; CFMEU, Labor conference and Voice; Australia’s role in Timor-Leste.

The former Labor communications minister is likely to become the next chair of the Australian Professional leagues, the body running the A-Leagues.

Housing tussle between Labor and the Greens does not impact PM’s popularity with 37% feeling positive about Anthony Albanese

Former chief scientist Alan Finkel says nuclear options in the energy grid would be decades away, while Australia needs urgent replacements for coal-fired power.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton said Labor accepting a CFMEU proposal to "consider" union members for the Reserve Bank Board proved the government had "gone off the rails."

Canada, the US, UK and Japan are incorporating small modular reactors into net zero energy transitions, so that nuclear power can back up intermittent renewables.

The latest Intergenerational Report forecasts annual average growth 0.9 percentage points lower than the average annual growth of the past 40 years.

The Voice to Parliament referendum date is expected to be revealed by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese within the next fortnight - as support for the bill continues to struggle in the polls. 

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese organised the internship for his son Nathan while he was leader of the opposition.