Fake news is ridiculous. Chandler-Mather left the party because he could not remain following Rudd's off-shore detention stance for Nauru, and wanted to follow a more progressive movement. Even the Murdoch Press has reported this.
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The reason Greens Housing spokesperson Max Chandler-Mather is so anti-Labor is because he got kicked out of the party in 2013, aged 20, for being a troublemaker. His campaign against Labor is nothing to do with helping the homeless or renters - it is a personal vendetta. #auspol
Mark McGowan reveals Clive Palmer's defamation action legal bill cost WA taxpayers more than $2 million. McGowan says he did not start the legal fight with Clive Palmer. During one of the offending press conferences Mr McGowan called Mr Palmer an "enemy of the state".
NSW Liberal MP Melanie Gibbons is set to run for upper house after losing preselection for seat of Holsworthy. She was defeated in a preselection ballot for the Sydney seat of Holsworthy. She will be included on the Liberal upper house ticket
Blockade Australia climate activist handed 'rap on knuckles' over Port Botany protest. A climate activist who held up Port Botany's freight line for three hours has been handed a one-year community sentence.
Eugowra & Cabonne flood victims are now eligible for additional $20k disaster payment for home repairs, essential goods. These people in flood-ravaged parts of New South Wales are being gifted an early Christmas present with funding to get them back into their damaged homes.
#BREAKING#auspol PM Albanese confirms that Morrison will be subject to an ALP censure motion over the secret ministries scandal, part of Albanese's full program for the last sitting week of the year.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed that former prime minister Scott Morrison will face a censure motion over the secret ministries scandal, saying the former leader's actions "were corrosive of trust in government".
Read more here: https://t.co/UJOjIdhubx
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Warmly welcomed my meeting with @narendramodi for an engaging discussion on Australia and Indiaโs full strategic and economic agenda, including on clean energy technology. Australia-India ties have never been closer.
Anthoney Albanese pledged stronger climate action when he met with the quad earlier today. Mr Biden lauded him also, congratulating him on his untiring demeanour after so many events in the past few days. #auspol
Further Reading (ABC): https://t.co/wReFDcWtBH
Former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg conceded Kooyong to Independent Dr Monique Ryan. He says he "look[s] forward to spending more time with [his] family". He also called Dr Ryan and congratulated her on her win. #auspol#frydenberg
Further reading: https://t.co/1d1GWv7X4h
Mr Albanese and Sen. Wong headed off earlier today to meet with leaders from India, the US and Japan. It is expected they will discuss Foreign Affairs; potentially a new deal including things the US missed out on when it didn't agree to the Trans-Pacific Trade Deal. #auspol
Today I am heading to Japan for the Quad Leadersโ Summit along with Foreign Minister @SenatorWong.
I am honoured to represent Australia at this important forum.
I look forward to meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Kishida, US President Biden and Indian Prime Minister Modi.
Earlier today Anthony Albanese was sworn in as the 31st Prime Minister of Australia. He was also sworn in with Richard Marles, Penny Wong, Jim Chalmers and Katy Gallagher. Mr Albanese and Ms Wong will be attending the Tokyo summit, they are on their way now.
Let me quickly explain why the seat of Brisbane hasn't been called Greens, even though they are ahead by a margin of 5.3% of estimated preferences. Because of the Two Candidate Preferred system (2PP), if the Labor candidate Madonna Jarrett overtakes the Greens Candidate, they win
This is because then Greens preferences will flow to Labor, not the other way around. Greens preferences tend to favour Labor so therefore Labor would win the seat. Right now this could happen with just a 0.2% increase in the primary vote. Source: ABC