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Morning Mail: Dutton's $23,000 Tamworth flight, inside the Nauru detention centre, Titmus sets new world record | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Morning Mail: Dutton's $23,000 Tamworth flight, inside the Nauru detention centre, Titmus sets new world record | Australia news

The opposition leader claimed expenses for private jet to News Corp event in Tamworth; new cohort of asylum seekers held on Nauru

What you missed in week one of budget estimates, May 2024 | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

What you missed in week one of budget estimates, May 2024 | The Canberra Times

Taylor Swift, Home Affairs and Bridget McKenzie made headlines in the first week of Senate estimates.

Modi vows to retain power even as party loses majority - Vimarsana News

Modi vows to retain power even as party loses majority

Weak growth likely to continue, Chalmers says; Modi forced to rely on allies after failing to secure a majority; Netanyahu coalition splits over ceasefire plan. Follow updates here.

Source: afr.com
Wild moment Nat Barr is forced to cut tense interview short - Vimarsana News

Wild moment Nat Barr is forced to cut tense interview short

Nat Barr has been forced to pull the plug on an uncomfortably tense interview with the Home Affairs Minister and a Liberal Senator after the pair refused to stop arguing.

Immigration visa blitz: Australia cancels visas for criminals as Labor prepares to dump Ministerial Direction 99 - Vimarsana News

Immigration visa blitz: Australia cancels visas for criminals as Labor prepares to dump Ministerial Direction 99

The government has cancelled the visas of child sex offenders, drug dealers and violent assailants in urgent decisions to overturn tribunal rulings that let them stay in Australia.