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Fewer than half of Australians consider climate change to be an urgent problem that requires immediate action even if it comes at a personal cost, as economic pressures dominate voters’ concerns.

The Albanese government will consider giving union representatives a seat on the new Reserve Bank Board after the CFMEU pushed through a change to the Labor Partys platform on the last day of its national conference.

Amelia Hamer, the Oxford-educated grandniece of former Victorian Liberal premier Sir Rupert “Dick” Hamer, is weighing a bid to be Liberal candidate for Kooyong.

Labor’s conference showed that the government’s strategic vision is caught in different timezones.

The Greens are squeezing Labor and causing them to lose millennial and boomer voters.

Big mining companies and other corporations donating millions of dollars to support an Indigenous Voice to parliament are assisting the No campaign by ostracising their own workers, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says.

Despite the astronomical cost, Defence Minister Richard Marles said AUKUS is a ‘modest step’ in the face of Chinese military expansion. And his party agreed.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken aim at the Coalition and minor parties who are opposing Labor’s $10 billion Housing Australia future fund.

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has addressed a conservative voter conference where opposition to the Voice took centre stage.