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'Unfair, unacceptable': Jim Chalmers flags major tax changes in upcoming budget

The treasurer also said Australians are paying a "hefty price" for the war in the Middle East, but pushed back on recession fears.

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'Western Sydney here we come': One Nation eyes more seats after by-election win
One Nation claimed a historic by-election win in the NSW seat of Farrer on Saturday, ending a 77-year reign for the Coalition.
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For Lucy, a helicopter was the only way to access treatment. Inside a 'substantial' healthcare struggle
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The government commits billions in aged care funding, but the sector remains a "pain point".
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US-Iran truce fragile after fighting breaks out in the Strait of Hormuz

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Trump says US and Iran very close to a deal, tensions high as Israel resumes strikes

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Albanese unveils $10bn fuel plan with billion-litre government stockpile

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Trump pauses day-old Hormuz operation in latest push for Iran deal

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'You're building something tangible': The offline trend pulling people off screens

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It was a 'sleepy' city — now it's one of Australia's hottest property spots

Cost of Living

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Andrie recorded a podcast on military influence — then came an acid attack

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Thirty years after Port Arthur, gun numbers in Australia are higher than ever

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Royal Commission: Jewish parents fearful over safety of their children

Published 5 May 2026 7:19pm

Jewish parents have told the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion that they fear for their children's safety and their futures in the wake of the Bondi terror attack. On the second day of public hearings, they spoke of being subjected to racial slurs and antisemitic abuse. This story contains material viewers may find upsetting.

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INTERVIEW: Health Minister Mark Butler ahead of the Budget

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One Nation win seat of Farrer in hotly-contested by-election | Morning News Bulletin 10 May 2026

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One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson, and One Nation Member for Farrer David Farley speak to supporters after winning the Farrer by-election at the party reception in Albury, NSW.

One Nation claims historic win in Farrer in poll seen as litmus test for Coalition

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Leagh accidentally saw a photo on her partner's phone. It put her in an impossible position

Life

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Investing for wartime: The online communities looking to make money from conflict

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Sandra will never own a home. Meet the boomers struggling in the housing crisis

Life

Sergio suspected his wife had been unfaithful. So he turned to 'love detectives'

Life

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‘That future was gone’: The pain of losing your life partner young

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A $1.8m wine loss — and the growing crisis facing Australia's small producers

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Meet the military veteran creating comfort and connection through chai

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'Even stones tell stories': Inside the historic winery that's survived world wars and a pandemic

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'Grief and rage': This Nowruz, celebrations hide a 'devastating' reality for Iranian Australians

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Would you tell a friend their partner is cheating? Are you prepared to turn someone’s life support off? Should violent prisoners be offered voluntary assisted dying? Do you support the so-called IS Brides returning to Australia? Moral dilemmas. What happens when you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place?

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Kumi Taguchi travels to France to meet the people saving its castles. With many properties cheaper than an average Aussie home, Dateline investigates the real cost of keeping them alive.

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