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'Not conceding defeat': Senator Bragg still wants public hearing on ABC, SBS complaints - Vimarsana News

'Not conceding defeat': Senator Bragg still wants public hearing on ABC, SBS complaints

The Liberal backbencher says he will find a way for the public to express concerns about the ABC and SBS’ complaints handling.

Pokemon Journeys Teases the Arrival of Gigantamax Gengar - Vimarsana News

Pokemon Journeys Teases the Arrival of Gigantamax Gengar

Pokemon Journeys has been quiet for a bit, but the anime has simply been planning big things behind the scenes. As the show builds up to a new arc, fans are being treated to some solid one-off episodes. And thanks to a new report, fans have learned Gigantamax Gengar is on his way for the holiday [...]

One Nation's bid to derail Senate inquiry into the ABC and SBS complaints mechanism - Vimarsana News

One Nation's bid to derail Senate inquiry into the ABC and SBS complaints mechanism

Senator Pauline Hanson says she will deny the government the votes it needs to defeat a Labor-Green push to suspend a Senate inquiry into the ABC and SBS complaints mechanisms.

One Nation's bid to derail Senate inquiry into the ABC and SBS complaints mechanism - Vimarsana News

One Nation's bid to derail Senate inquiry into the ABC and SBS complaints mechanism

Senator Pauline Hanson says she will deny the government the votes it needs to defeat a Labor-Green push to suspend a Senate inquiry into the ABC and SBS complaints mechanisms.

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Senate inquiry into ABC, SBS complaints handling derailed - Vimarsana News

Senate inquiry into ABC, SBS complaints handling derailed

The inquiry was thwarted amid confusion on the Senate floor, which saw Liberal senator Gerard Rennick abstain from voting on a motion to postpone the inquiry, handing the numbers to Labor and the Greens.