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Australian Politics

APRIL 2016

Port Arthur: Brave nurse who helped cafe victims says visions of massacre haunt 20 years on.
Waleed Aly's powerful message about housing affordability.
It’s time for a woman to be in charge of the money.
Thursday's news in under 5 minutes.
Nauru refugee sets himself on fire in protest, man in critical condition, Peter Dutton says.
We owe the 35 Port Arthur victims so much.
Manus Island detention centre to be shut, Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says.
Is Morrison right about 'mums and dads' and negative gearing?
Manus Island: 'Pathetic' bureaucratic response blamed for asylum seeker Hamid Khazaei's death.
Nine admits 60 Minutes crew 'made mistakes' during kidnapping saga.
A Melbourne family ventures into an ethical minefield.
Anzac Day 2016: Long Tan remembered as Vietnam veterans lead Melbourne march
Sally Faulkner reveals heartbreaking details of farewell to her children.
Three important lessons you can learn from same sex families.
Man charged with sexual assault of Perth children allegedly lured from holiday care.
Australia's latest domestic violence ad will give you goosebumps.
60 Minutes: Ali el-Amine now has everything he wants. Because this case was all about him.
Tara Brown and Sally Faulkner speak out after their release.
Blind-reported child sex abuse cases may be reopened after hundreds not investigated.
60 Minutes arrest: There are four children who we can't forget.
Turnbull looks like a sprinter, but is in a marathon.
Surrogacy laws: Legal tug-of-war highlights flaws of current system.
Concern over growing popularity of salt therapy as respiratory treatment.
Inside one of Australia's most famous political interviews.
Turnbull Government handed July 2 double dissolution trigger as Senate rejects ABCC bill.
The very awkward moment Tanya Plibersek was snubbed by the Governor-General.
EXPLAIN TO ME: Is the election happening or not?
Monday's news in under 5 minutes.
Diary of an Olympian: Swimmer Emily Seebohm on training, eating and dating a fellow athlete.
There's a real arrogance to resisting transgenderism.
Baby Gammy: Surrogacy row family cleared of abandoning child with Down syndrome in Thailand.
Australians are furious with Telstra for withdrawing support for marriage equality.
Baby Gammy twin Pipah must remain with family, WA court rules.
60 Minutes case team leader boasted of 'big story'; Julie Bishop in talks with Lebanon.
Thursday's news in under 5 minutes.
The vile Facebook page that rates women without their permission.
Medicinal cannabis legalised in Victoria, child epilepsy patients to be given access from 2017.
The internet is going bananas over the new $5 note design.
Why a Melbourne school asked students to tear pages out of their textbook.
'Postcard Bandit' Brenden Abbott due for prison release but WA seeks extradition.
Port Arthur: Survivors who were with Nanette Micak and her daughters when they died break silence.
Australian mother detained in Lebanon has a three month-old baby in Brisbane.
Saturday's news in under 5 minutes.
Coalition adviser Tamara Candy slays the critics and trolls who can't get past her looks.
My children have two mums: What it's really like to be a "donor dad".
"Waleed Aly has worked long and hard. He has given many of us a voice. And it's paid off."
Cricket Australia announces female cricketers' big pay rise after Southern Stars' success.
Waleed Aly: "Malcolm Turnbull invented the internet in this country as much as I invented longwinded TV rants ."
'Australian TV needs more diversity - and it should start with The Logies.'
Jenny Macklin MP: "I've spent my whole life fighting for paid-parental leave and Turnbull is tearing it down."
Chilling new details in Newcastle intruder case could see Batterham walk free.
A simple bake sale sparks rape threats - and people wonder why we need feminism.
Hidden victims: Women on visas feeling trapped after domestic violence abuse.
Wednesday's news in under 5 minutes.
Notice anything about the key strategists advising Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten?
Sydney siege inquest: Lindt Cafe hostage considered stabbing Man Haron Monis in neck.
Backlash to university's gender pay gap bake sale highlights 'trend of online behaviour towards women'.
Kevin Rudd and Therese Rein were broke once, too.
Gai Brodtmann: Overseas aid is a weapon.
Are all kids out of immigration detention in Australia? It depends on who you believe.
Panama Papers: 1000 Aussies have been busted. But what does that really mean?
Monday's news in under 5 minutes.
Penny Wong on supermarket tantrums and her 'boringly normal' family life.
Friday's news in under 5 minutes.

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