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Liberal Party to decide new leadership after historic loss

• GP’s Pharmacists calling on government for better support
• Justice groups urge government to address modern slavery in Indo-Pacific
• Urgent call for ethnically diverse stem cell donors

Sussan Ley elected as the first female opposition leader

• Rhino horn demand in Vietnam drives ongoing poaching in Africa
• Rhys Nicholson on stabbing friends in the front and LGBTIQ+ issues
• Breakthrough for Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s research

Sussan Ley to lead the Liberals

• Tracks of Resurrection: Relics of old Sydney Town found during Metro Excavation

AI hiring systems may be enabling discrimination against marginalised jobseekers

• Food Co-ops are the answer to food insecurity
• The dose makes the poison – the truth about microplastics
• China-US Tariffs tumble temporarily

SA government hears calls to stop sale of disability housing

• Multicultural youth voters growing as a voting block
• Record dry weather shows Australia’s climate future
• University of Queensland Researching Wearable X-rays for Children

Larissa Waters is the new Australian Greens Party leader

• Noongar advocate confronts Senator over cultural protocols
• Environmental Defenders Office to lose its annual state funding
• Proposal to limit impaired workers from accessing compensation concerning

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