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For 30 years, Pauline Hanson has asked Australia to listen — now it is Australia's turn to talk and Pauline's turn to listen.

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Several measures were previously introduced or supported by Coalition, prompting claim Liberals and Nationals would ‘let climate change rip’ * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Angus Taylor has vowed to repeal a raft of emissions reduction and renewable energy policies, including several measures supported by or introduced under past Coalition governments, within a month of being elected prime minister, prompting accusations he would “let climate change rip”. On Wednesday, Taylor’s energy spokesperson, Dan Tehan, announced a new bill would be introduced to parliament within 30 days after a Coalition win at the next federal election to ensure affordable, reliable and secure energy to Australians. Scrap vehicle emissions standards. Remove the legislated net zero by 2050 target. Revoke four of six offshore wind energy zones due for completion by the late 2030s: the Hunter, Illawarra, Southern Ocean and Bunbury regions. Introduce a renewable energy code of conduct for developers. Require energy funding provided to states and territories prioritises energy affordability and reliability. Change the Australian Energy Regulator’s main focus to affordability and reliability. Continue reading...

State agriculture ministers met in Canberra on Friday, where they noted fire ant eradication remained "technically feasible, cost beneficial and in the national interest".

P&I is reaching more readers, attracting younger voices and becoming an increasingly important part of Australia’s democratic conversation. But as John Menadue writes, our independence still depends entirely on reader support.

The Coalition's proposed education overhaul also includes plans to fast-track teaching accreditation and possibly create pathways for military veterans to help tackle classroom discipline issues.

Cellebrite has government clearance for use by law enforcement agencies to pry into your personal life, and you can't stop them.

Community concern is growing over a decision by an inner west Sydney council to black out sections of its entry signs which pay tribute to the area's traditional owners.

Labor and the Coalition called on Hanson to reject the support, months after she admitted she had to shut down branches “infiltrated by extremists”.

Australia is currently not practising what it preaches regarding international law, nor is it doing what it could to ensure...