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In handing down his early assessment of Cleveland Dodd's death, the coroner could have given a vote of confidence in the Department of Justice's response to the tragedy. He didn't. WARNING: This story discusses incidents of self-harm and contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died.
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The coroner investigating Western Australia's first recorded death in youth detention says there is significant evidence the teenager's needs were not met, and indicated he may call for a wider-ranging inquiry. WARNING: This story contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died.
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The issue of gender quotas is the one philosophical and cultural mountain that the Liberal Party has never been prepared to climb. Now former PM Malcolm Turnbull and senator Maria Kovacic are the latest Liberal names to weigh in.
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Opposition Leader Sussan Ley opens a major address with an acknowledgement of country and speaks of her "respect" for public servants, marking a subtle shift in tone from a Coalition election campaign that saw the Liberals nearly wiped out of Australia's major cities.
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Australia's eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says she is confident the implementation of laws banning young people from social media will be complete by the December deadline, but people should not expect them to work overnight.
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A two-day NATO summit at The Hague is intended to signal to Russian President Vladimir Putin that the alliance remains united, despite US President Donald Trump's repeated criticisms and threats to pull out if defence spending targets aren't met.
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Tax reform is back on the political agenda!Treasurer Jim Chalmers has opened the door to debate on tax changes as a way of improving productivity and repairing the budget. Melissa Clarke is joined by Chair of the Productivity Commission Danielle Wood.
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ACT Opposition Leader Leanne Castley says no "formal complaints" have been lodged by staff following MLA Peter Cain's resignation from her shadow cabinet over leadership concerns. Meanwhile, Mr Cain says he raised concerns with Ms Castley more than once before his move to the backbench yesterday.
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After a meeting of stakeholders to discuss reforms to 25-year-old environmental laws, Murray Warr says many of Australia's biggest concerns, including housing, climate change, and productivity, depend on the "urgent task" being accomplished.
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Foreign Minister Penny Wong is downplaying suggestions the prime minister's potential trip to NATO is linked to Donald Trump, insisting it is important to be there given the conflict in the Middle East. Take a look back at the day's coverage.
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