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Bikie boss Tarek Zahed could have parts of his body amputated after he was "shredded" by ten bullets in an attempted gangland execution in Western Sydney one week ago.

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has defended his flagship housing affordability plan after Labors Penny Wong said he wanted Australians to "gamble" with their super.   

The nephew of slain underworld figure Mahmoud "Brownie" Ahmad has been shot dead outside his south-west Sydney home - just two weeks after his uncles assassination.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers have outlined what they fear most about the economy should they lose the Federal Election.

Kristina Keneally has declared she "would love to have a debate" with her fellow candidates in Fowler as her opponents continue to take a swipe at Labors decision to parachute her into the southwestern Sydney seat. 

Labor has announced a three-pillar plan to secure $5 billion in budget savings across four years through new taxes and cuts to public service outsourcing which it says will fund its election commitments.

Labor’s Jim Chalmers has labelled comments made by Karen Andrews as “remarkably unhinged” after the Home Affairs Minister raised questions over the timing of China’s recent security deal with the Solomon Islands.

Both major parties have attempted to capitalise on the surging inflation rate to frame their opponent as unable to manage the Australian economy as China’s pacific influence remains hotly debated.

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