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Match between New Zealand and Norway to proceed after city rocked by shooting standoff

Labor has a long history of factions. What is distinctive about them now is how professionally they operate, as two powerful machines of control in an alliance of mutual convenience

The Voice to Parliament is "in huge strife" with Anthony Albanese at risk of "self-inflicted" damage to his reputation if the referendum were to go under, says former Labor powerbroker Graham Richardson.   

We see a great deal of the Albanese government, but we don’t know much about what goes on behind the scenes, writes MICHELLE GRATTAN.

The Prime Minister has confirmed the government will not make reparation payments to Indigenous Australians...

The nation should join a widening global trend towards the use of small modular reactors to cut emissions while shoring up energy and geopolitical security, American legislators say.

Concerns about the rise of disinformation (deliberate) and misinformation (misguided) on social media and its effect on politics have multiplied.

Indigenous rights activist Noel Pearson has shrugged off recent polls showing a dip in support for the Voice to Parliament, declaring he remains optimistic the referendum will succeed. 

2GB breakfast host Ben Fordham has urged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to muster up the “spine and the conviction” to pivot away from the Voice to Parliament’s current path in the face of disastrous polling numbers.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been involved in a heated half-hour clash over the Voice. What was said?