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Jacqui Lambie in Parliament House in Canberra

Jacqui Lambie’s burqa ban proposal

Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie, of the Palmer United Party, has proposed a $34,000 fine and up to 12 months jail time if parents force their children to wear a burqa. Her draft legislation, which details prohibiting full face coverings in public places, was released via a media statement. Senator Lambie’s bill would see “any person […]
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Australian's have never needed to be more aware of child abuse

Child abuse still rife in the community

Australians have never needed to be more aware of child abuse and it traumatic effects than now, says Dr Cathy Kezelman, president of national support group, Adult Surviving Child Abuse (ASCA). “Childhood trauma directly affects an estimated five million adult Australians”, says Dr Kezelman. “It also affects their family, including their children and their communities. It’s like the […]
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Gough Whitlam during his book launch in Melbourne in 1986.

What Gough Whitlam did for you

An enormous number of happy-go-lucky Australians got up this morning and went to work, just as if it were any other day. It’s not just any other day. Today, we say goodbye to a giant. We say goodbye to Gough. Most Australians will know the name, and even very young Australians will know who he […]
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Gough Whitlam, Australia’s Prime Minister from 1972 to 1975, has died at the age of 98.

Former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam dies age 98

When Gough Whitlam was asked how he would meet his maker when that day came, he said: "I shall treat him as an equal." It’s an unsurprising response from a former prime minister whose flagship policies of universal health care and fee-free university education were exhibitions of egalitarianism.
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Controversial Burqa ban dumped

Parliament burqa ban dumped

Muslim women wearing the burqa and the niqab will not be forced to sit inside a glass security enclosure when they visit Parliament House, following a decision today to ditch the controversial anti-terrorist security measures that have dominated national debate in recent weeks.
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Rosie Batty heartbroken over the death of her son at the hands of his father

Inquest into Luke Batty’s death

A coroner’s inquest into the death of Victorian schoolboy Luke Batty, who died when he was stabbed by his mentally ill father in the rural town Tyabb in February, is examining ways the 11-year-old’s death might have been prevented. Luke’s father Greg Anderson, who was wanted by police in relation to four separate arrest warrants […]
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