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The latest revelation demonstrates that while occasionally making vague statements about Assange’s plight, Labor is continuing the more than ten-year record of Australian governments collaborating in his persecution.

The Alliance Against Political Persecutions rallied outside the United States Embassy to call on US Ambassador Caroline Kennedy to intercede on behalf of Julian Assange. Paul Oboohov reports.

Anthony Albanese refutes suggestions the Voice could dispute his government’s decisions at court; gas producers have no excuses for using price cap to stall domestic supply, ACCC’s Gina Cass-Gottlieb says; Australians to train Ukrainians “citizen soldiers”. Follow updates here.

Experts say if you aren’t a celebrity and don’t have a large following online you need to frame your complaint as an ‘integrity issue’ to gain traction

Alexander Downer rails against a ‘narrow-minded, change-averse’ minority, as the fight over a building proposal ignites diverse views on the future of the city’s prized spaces

Is "bad news" out of US Congress about the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal a blessing in disguise? Former submariner Rex Patrick reports

National Cabinet is to consider capping the gas price at $12 when National Cabinet meets Friday. At that high price, the government is gifting super profits to the gas cartel at the expense of Australian customers and industry. A price of $7, new research shows, still leaves solid profits for gas producers.

Australian war veterans who have seen the war in all its horror want Parliament to have a say in declaring war. Senate inquiry starts today.

How the disgraced co-founder of France’s answer to Google moved into the murky world of cybersurveillance.

An Australian senator and a journalist investigated on behalf of France’s Naval Group.