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James Massola is national affairs editor. He has previously been Sunday political correspondent and South-East Asia correspondent.

Australia set to back watered-down United Nations resolution on Palestine

Australia set to back watered-down United Nations resolution on Palestine

Australian government sources said a watered-down version of the motion contained major concessions by the Palestinians and Arab nations.

  • by James Massola and Matthew Knott

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Sydney, Monash unis warn students as Dreyfus refuses legal advice

Sydney, Monash unis warn students as Dreyfus refuses legal advice

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus noted that people could make a complaint under the Racial Discrimination Act if they were concerned about phrases being used by protesters.

  • by James Massola, David Crowe, Daniella White and Sherryn Groch
Minister claims ‘immunity’ to keep deportation blacklist nations a mystery
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Minister claims ‘immunity’ to keep deportation blacklist nations a mystery

The minister’s office also revealed he outsourced decisions over the visa conditions of former immigration detainees to departmental officials earlier this year.

  • by Angus Thompson and James Massola
Six simple words that could fire the gun on the next election

Six simple words that could fire the gun on the next election

The federal budget, if you pay close attention, could reveal Labor’s hand – and its plan to be sensible but boring.

  • by James Massola
Coalition looks to turbocharge super withdrawals, easy loans in battle for first home buyer votes

Coalition looks to turbocharge super withdrawals, easy loans in battle for first home buyer votes

Party insiders say the shadow cabinet is weighing which policies to include in Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s budget-in-reply speech.

  • by Paul Sakkal and James Massola
Amani’s dad murdered her mum. Now she says leaders must listen

Amani’s dad murdered her mum. Now she says leaders must listen

Women cannot be left with a choice of poverty or evil, advocates argue, as data reveals which parts of Sydney are most afflicted by domestic assault.

  • by Max Maddison and James Massola
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Cheers, tears and heckles as PM admits domestic violence a national crisis

Cheers, tears and heckles as PM admits domestic violence a national crisis

Anthony Albanese joined thousands of people at a rally in Canberra on Sunday, one of several held around the country.

  • by James Massola and Natassia Chrysanthos
The ‘real’ Scott Morrison: former PM says Australians didn’t know who he was

The ‘real’ Scott Morrison: former PM says Australians didn’t know who he was

Australians did not know the “real” Scott Morrison when he occupied the nation’s top political office, the former prime minister says, adding he largely kept his faith private during his four years in power.

  • by James Massola
Morrison reveals decision to take anti-depressants during premiers’ ‘pile on’, AUKUS decision

Morrison reveals decision to take anti-depressants during premiers’ ‘pile on’, AUKUS decision

Former prime minister Scott Morrison has revealed he took prescription medication to deal with mental health challenges while in office.

  • by James Massola
Rosie Batty urges NSW royal commission into domestic violence
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Rosie Batty urges NSW royal commission into domestic violence

The murder of 28-year-old Molly Ticehurst has shocked the country and experts say urgent action is needed to stop family violence.

  • by Alexandra Smith and James Massola
Nationals’ nuclear climate policy puts Australia’s Paris deal in doubt

Nationals’ nuclear climate policy puts Australia’s Paris deal in doubt

Nationals leader David Littleproud has conceded turning to nuclear power would mean Australia misses its 2030 emissions reduction target.

  • by James Massola and Mike Foley