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‘Anti-Semitism’ Row Erupts in Western Australia’s Parliament as Greens MP Threatens to Sue Nationals MP Over Gaza Art Display A Greens MP is threatening to sue a Nationals MP over claims of anti-Semitism following a heated row over a Gaza art display in Western Australia’s parliament. The artwork, which showed the names of over 18,000 children killed in Gaza, was supported by the Parliamentary Friends of Palestine group and sparked a fiery debate. The Nationals MP, Lachlan Hunter, was suspended for four days after calling the exhibit “anti-Semitic” and accusing the Greens of expressing anti-Semitic views. The Greens MP, Sophie…

National Cabinet Showdown: Premiers Rebel Against Federal Plan to Force Renewable Energy on AI Data Centres Premiers and chief ministers meet in Sydney to discuss national priorities, including AI data centres, domestic violence, and gun laws Queensland and Northern Territory governments oppose federal plan to impose renewable energy standards on data centres Energy Minister Chris Bowen threatens to legislate over states if necessary, sparking heated debate over energy security and state rights National cabinet to discuss response to deadly bird flu outbreak, fuel security, and domestic violence epidemic The stage is set for a heated showdown at today’s national cabinet…

Coles CEO Leah Weckert’s $6 Million Paycheck Takes a $414,000 Hit as Supermarket Giant Faces Backlash Over Misleading ‘Down Down’ Discounts Coles CEO Leah Weckert’s annual pay has been docked by $414,000 due to the supermarket’s misleading ‘Down Down’ discounts. The Federal Court found Coles had duped customers by temporarily raising shelf prices, then lowering them again, to create the illusion of a deal. Weckert still takes home around $6 million a year, despite the pay cut, making her one of the country’s top-paid CEOs. Coles faces uncertainty over potential corporate fines and customer compensation, with a whopping $235 million…

Migration Mayhem: One Nation’s Shocking Rise to Power as Labor’s Policy Overhaul Stalls Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirms migration policy overhaul is not on the agenda for national cabinet, despite growing concerns from voters One Nation’s popularity surges as Labor’s delays spark fears of a population explosion and job shortages Exclusive polling reveals immigration is the top concern for One Nation supporters, with 91% saying the country is heading in the wrong direction Opposition Leader Angus Taylor vows to slash migration numbers, citing housing shortages as a key indicator of the country’s capacity to cope The Australian government’s migration policy…

Australia’s Shame: Watchdog Slams AFP Over Racist Arrest of Innocent Indigenous Teenager A 17-year-old Indigenous boy was wrongly arrested at gunpoint by ACT Policing officers who mistakenly identified him as an armed offender. The Commonwealth Ombudsman condemned the Australian Federal Police for failing to understand racial profiling and using “potentially lethal” force on the teenager. The boy’s family claims he was targeted because of his race, and the incident has left him traumatized and refusing to catch the bus. The disturbing incident, which occurred on November 11 last year, has sparked widespread outrage and raised serious concerns about racial profiling…