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Shadow Assistant Minister Dave Sharma says the Coalition party room will be meeting this morning to discuss its migration policy set to be announced today.

A Four Corners investigation has found that for-profit companies are targeting veterans with offers of "free" DVA-funded services, then allegedly delivering the bare minimum care while they collect the profits.

Lynda Tabuya says Fiji was "realistic about decisions Australia needs to make." 

The treasurer is pitching Australia as a safe place to invest, with strengths in critical minerals, energy and artificial intelligence. 

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is heading to Tuvalu today to see how climate change is threatening the existence of small island nations. 

It's part of a major offensive - launched by the Yemeni Government overnight - with the Saudi military coalition providing air cover.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine is ready to participate in US-backed peace talks with Russia by the end of this month.

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The Koori Knockout, one of the biggest gatherings of First Nations people on the Koori calendar has been taking place all weekend on Worimi Country in Raymond Terrace.

A visit to the dentist isn't always the most pleasurable of experiences, but oral health can have a huge impact on your life - From how you smile to your physical health and overall wellbeing.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will join global leaders at the pre-COP event, which will feature preparatory talks ahead of next month's United Nations COP31 climate summit.

Questions remain over who is turning up to this Fiji event, with only a handful of world leaders publicly confirmed.

It's been revealed legal cigarette sales in Queensland rose 55% in the first month after the state gained stronger powers to shut illegal shops.

The Federal Government will target migration lawyers and agents who help people pursue what the government calls baseless visa claims and attempts to "game" the system.

Protests began in mid-September when teachers and students demonstrated over staffing issues at a local high school in the south-eastern outskirts of Paris.

The incumbent left-wing leader Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is seeking a fourth presidential term in the race against rival Flavio Bolsonaro, who is the son of former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro.

EU Ambassador to Australia Lawrence Meredith took up his role last month. 

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Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Madrid over the past few days, after the forced eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her home sparked outrage across Spain.

Executions have been halted in the US state of Tennessee after a death row inmate survived two doses of a drug that was meant to kill her.

A new eSafety transparency report has found significant gaps in the way gaming platforms protect children from sexual exploitation, harmful material and abuse online.

The South Australian premier Peter Malinauskas says AI has presented serious questions that states must confront. 

Shadow Indigenous Australians Minister Julian Leeser has called for federal agencies to get involved in cases of unsupervised children in WA in state care.

RBA Governor Michelle Bullock has said that "productivity is doing nothing."