The Guardian
Australia's government offers tradies free qualifications, cracks down on big tech, and mulls flag burning laws, all while Queensland's triple zero has a 'minor hiccup' and Qantas passengers get a scenic detour.
The Guardian
Green Party members have thrown their weight behind Zack Polanski for a byelection in a Labour stronghold, because who doesn't love a good political gamble?
The Guardian
Coalition cries 'contempt' over veterans, Liberals promise gas galore, and Tim Wilson blames Labor's 'toxic taxes' for housing doom - politics as usual.
The Guardian
Tim Wilson says NDIS reforms have disability clients feeling targeted while fraudsters run free, and bird flu adds to the alarm bells Down Under.
BBC Politics
Green Party leader says Labour's heatwave response is a 'dereliction of duty,' proposes cool spaces and renationalising water, while Labour points out the Greens keep blocking the very projects they demand.
The Guardian Europe
Andy Burnham's lifelong quest to be liked collides with his transformative ambitions - can the new PM charm his way through a divided nation?
BBC Politics
Bridget Phillipson plans to monetize Kemi Badenoch's 'spiteful class warrior' jab into apparel, while both sides trade insults over teacher numbers, racism allegations, and the proper etiquette for political discourse.
BBC Politics
Angela Rayner tells Labour government not to change visa rules retrospectively for care workers, calling it 'un-British' and 'moving the goalposts' - while her own party apparently takes notes.
The Guardian
Treasury modelling says 90% of young Australians win under Labor's tax reforms; the other 10% are probably property investors with a podcast about negative gearing.
The Guardian Europe
Labour promised a clean air act in 2023, then forgot; 60 charities, a top doctor, and 230,000 members are now reminding them, while the stove industry keeps meeting with ministers.
BBC Politics
The Green Party turns London's Labour strongholds into a veritable garden party, winning councils and mayors while declaring two-party politics dead and buried.
The Guardian Europe
Millions of Britons head to the polls to remind Labour that winning an election is just the beginning of the trouble.
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