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| AAP Rolling News Bulletin June 13, 0230
inkl (Sat, 13 Jun 2026) - AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 13 at 0230 Iran (WASHINGTON, D. C.) US President Donald Trump has rejected the suggestion the United ... s party", highlighting its links to Australia's richest person Gina Rinehart who in April gifted Senator Hanson a $1 million plane. "When |
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| Grassy Mountain Coal Mine Alberta Opposition: What’s at Stake
Discovery Alert (Sat, 13 Jun 2026) - When Geological Wealth Meets Cultural Identity: Alberta's Unresolved Coal Dilemma Across western Canada's resource history, few conflicts ... has not changed but the political environment has. Following the rejection, Hancock Prospecting launched a C$2 billion (approximately US$1. |
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| Labor and the Coalition must force Pauline Hanson to ‘please explain’ her policies if they are to win back voters
inkl (Fri, 12 Jun 2026) - ... ‘Many voters want to give the middle finger to the political system, and see their anger mirrored in Pauline Hanson’s singular brand of ... McManus also pointed out that Hanson’s closest backer is Gina Rinehart. Hanson admitted on Friday the mining billionaire is contributing |
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| Class warfare and politics of discontent haunting voters
The Australian (Fri, 12 Jun 2026) - There is nothing new about class warfare in Australian politics (“Class-war tactics to take down Taylor”, 12/6). The Labor Party, with the support of trade unions, has been splitting the community since its formation in the 1890s, when it polarised the ... |
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| Last Post: Voters counting the cost of energy system’s woes
The Australian (Fri, 12 Jun 2026) - From humble beginnings, Anthony Albanese has done all right for himself but perhaps not for his country. Our energy system is almost wrecked and it will take a long time to recover. Peter Weste, Delacombe, Vic Any wonder the nation’s debt is about $1 ... |
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| Chased by One Nation, the ALP reverts to type with the politics of envy
The Australian (Fri, 12 Jun 2026) - Former Labor Deputy PM Wayne Swan says ‘working-class communities need a voice that not only sounds like theirs but delivers on their needs.’ Picture: Richard Walker One month on from the federal budget delivered by Jim Chalmers on May 12, the ... |
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| Talk blue collar, walk to Left: Wayne Swan’s recipe for ALP to battle Pauline Hanson
The Australian (Fri, 12 Jun 2026) - ALP president Wayne Swan has urged the Albanese government to ditch ‘antiseptic centrism’ and speak in working-class language, warning traditional Labor voters are drifting to One Nation. |