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Meet the anti-monarchist who will be representing King Charles - Vimarsana News

Meet the anti-monarchist who will be representing King Charles

Samantha Mostyn will succeed David Hurley when she is sworn into office on July 1.

Anthony Albanese's massive taxpayer bill covering just three months is revealed - but it's one of his closest allies who's the biggest spending minister - Vimarsana News

Anthony Albanese's massive taxpayer bill covering just three months is revealed - but it's one of his closest allies who's the biggest spending minister

Anthony Albanese billed taxpayers almost $754,000 in the first three months of 2023, freshly released data reveals, while his colleague Tanya Plibersek was the highest spending minister.

Sam Mostyn, Australia's next Governor-General, says the country wasn't 'big enough' to vote for the Indigenous Voice - and shares her two word reaction to its landslide defeat - Vimarsana News

Sam Mostyn, Australia's next Governor-General, says the country wasn't 'big enough' to vote for the Indigenous Voice - and shares her two word reaction to its landslide defeat

New details about Sam Mostyn's close ties to the Yes campaign can be revealed after Daily Mail Australia exposed the contents of her deleted social media accounts.

The concerning appointment of Australia's new governor-general - Vimarsana News

The concerning appointment of Australia's new governor-general

Mostyn is not hiding her activism. Rather, she is embracing it as a champion of the diversity and inclusion movement.

Open mike 05/04/2024 - Vimarsana News

Open mike 05/04/2024

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