Jonno Duniam on guilt and relief about quitting politics
Senator Jonno Duniam discusses his decision to leave politics, regrets, family impact, the Liberals' struggles, and immigration policy in a candid podcast interview.
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Stateless People in Australia Live in Legal Limbo: Report
A new report reveals Australia fails to identify and protect stateless people, leaving thousands in legal limbo with no pathway to permanency.
Brexit Ten Years On: Reform and Restore Now
Ten years after the Brexit vote, Britain faces economic stagnation and political turmoil. Labour must lead a pragmatic reform to restore prosperity and trust.
Starmer Condemns Russian-Linked Arson Attack
Sir Keir Starmer speaks out after a Russian-linked arson attack on his property, warning against 'bad actors' seeking to destabilize the UK.
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3000 Labour activists expected in Makerfield campaign
Up to 3,000 Labour activists are expected to campaign in the Makerfield byelection, with Andy Burnham leading efforts to retain the seat.
Lobbyists with parliament access to be publicly named
Under new transparency rules, political lobbyists with unrestricted access to Parliament House and the MPs sponsoring their passes will be publicly listed online.
ACT Budget Shows Cricket Australia Payments
The ACT budget has disclosed the amount the government is paying Cricket Australia, sparking debate over sports funding priorities.
Burnham Team Persuades Ministers to Delay Resignations
In an exclusive report, Andy Burnham's team has convinced government ministers to postpone their planned resignations to prevent political turmoil and maintain stability.
How Quickly Could Andy Burnham Become UK PM?
Analysis of Andy Burnham's potential path to becoming UK Prime Minister, examining timing, political hurdles, and key factors that could accelerate or delay his rise.
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Morning Mail: Thursday's Top Stories and News Highlights
Your essential morning briefing: key news, politics, business, and sport headlines for Thursday, June 18, 2026, from The Oz Post.
Georgia GOP Reveals Redistricting Plan
Georgia Republicans have proposed a new congressional map that could reshape the state's political landscape ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Trump DOJ Nominee Won't Label Jan 6 as Attack
Don Berthiaume, Trump's pick for DoJ inspector general, declined to characterize the January 6 Capitol riot as an 'attack' during Senate testimony.
Hanson's Speech Sparks Leadership Concerns
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's National Press Club address has sparked concerns about her leadership style and the party's future direction, with critics questioning her approach.
Starmer Denies Labour Leadership Challenge from Burnham
Keir Starmer dismisses speculation of a leadership contest with Andy Burnham, calling it a distraction from Labour's policy focus.
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Makerfield Byelection: Deeply Divided Campaign
The Makerfield byelection reveals a deeply divided campaign, with candidates clashing over key issues and voters expressing frustration with the political landscape.
Starmer Hints at Closer EU Ties in Labour Manifesto
Labour leader Keir Starmer signals a potential shift in Brexit policy, suggesting closer alignment with the EU in the upcoming manifesto.
Hanson’s Speech: Same Views, Resentful Mood
Pauline Hanson’s Press Club address reveals her enduring views now resonate with Australia’s bitter and resentful mood, reflecting a shift in public sentiment.
Corrections and Clarifications: June 16, 2026
The Guardian issues corrections for recent errors, including a misidentified CEO and a misstated date in an article about climate change.
Full Apology for Forced Adoption Survivors in UK
The UK government has issued a full apology to forced adoption survivors, acknowledging the pain and suffering caused by past practices.
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Labour had no big idea for EU relations, says ex-diplomat
Lord Sedwill criticises Labour's approach to EU relations, saying the party came to power without a clear strategy for post-Brexit ties.
Afternoon Update: Wednesday's Key News and Events
Catch up on Wednesday's top stories: political developments, economic shifts, and community updates across Australia.
Labour Leadership Contest: Starmer Faces Burnham Challenge
Keir Starmer's Labour leadership is under threat as Andy Burnham enters the contest, with the Makerfield by-election looming as a key test for both candidates.
Hanson Wants to Abolish APS Agencies
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson proposes abolishing several public service agencies, citing waste and inefficiency. The move sparks debate over government reform.
Wes Streeting Threatens Labour Leadership Challenge
Wes Streeting says he could launch a Labour leadership challenge next week, urging Keir Starmer to step down to end 'uncertainty and paralysis.'
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Hospitality Sector Slams Summer VAT Cut on Kids' Meals
Pubs and restaurants are devising creative schemes to exploit a VAT cut on children's meals, with one offering a £25 menu featuring snails and anchovy toast. Industry leaders call the tax break a 'joke'.
Hanson: Australia Must Be Monocultural
Pauline Hanson declared Australia must be monocultural, slashed migration, and attacked Islam, transgender rights, and media in a National Press Club speech.
Union Boss Defends Naming Labor MPs with No Voter Contact
A union leader has defended publicly naming Victorian Labor MPs who failed to have any conversations with voters, sparking internal party tensions.
One Nation's $4M Anti-Albanese Ad to Air During State of Origin
One Nation launches a $4 million TV ad campaign targeting Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during State of Origin, while Labor dismisses it as mudslinging.
Morning Mail: Wednesday's Top News Roundup
Your essential morning briefing covering key Australian news, politics, business, and sport for Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
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Starmer's G7 Influence Wanes Amid Diplomatic Strains
UK PM Keir Starmer struggles to assert influence at G7 summit as global leaders question Britain's post-Brexit role.
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