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A member of Parliament is not a delegate. He or she is elected to listen to all the voices in a debate, and bring a considered judgment to the issues.

Greens Senator for NSW David Shoebridge said the strategy is a ‘criminal decision from Labor to push for new climate-smashing gas mines.’

From charges which don’t seem supported by the evidence to a prosecutor who refuses to give his name to media, the trial of Liz Gunn continues in courtroom 7.

NSW Police Force said no students were injured during the incident.

‘Australia has been clear about our objections to a major Israeli ground offensive into Rafah, and we have reiterated this to Israel again today,’ she said.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has broken his silence after a western Sydney council voted to remove a same-sex parenting book from its libraries.

A 10-year-old boy remains in the community and will not be placed in custody after he was charged with sexually assaulting an Italian traveller in Cairns.

Meanwhile, the former prime minister of the small Pacific nation has criticised the New Zealand government for embracing gas drilling.

The revelation is contained within a Services Australia submission to the federal government’s COVID-19 inquiry.

‘The world needs Australia to make many green products because we have massively more low-cost renewable energy resources than we need,’ said Rod Sims.

The printing press business in Australia continues to shrink.

The powder can be used in protein balls to shakes and energy drinks.

More than 900,000 Queenslanders, or 16 percent of the population, have vaccinated against influenza in 2024.

Agriculture Minister Murray Watt is seeking clarity from the EU Commissioner on the interpretation of deforestation and how it will affect local exports.

The government has succeeded in convincing the High Court to supress details of ankle monitoring of immigration detainees, arguing it could enourage breaches.

Police still believe more people could have been involved in the attack.

The findings come as the government prepares to introduce new fuel-efficiency rules for the automobile market.

The council decision raises interesting legal questions, according to one expert.

One of Austral Resources’ creditors has appointed receivers to recover a secured debt owned by the company.

Tuvalu has maintained a delicate balancing act in its relations with Beijing and is wary of its enhancing its strategic defence aspirations.