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Dutton hints at Coalition campaign failure as polls show Albanese majority in sight
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Government and Politics
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price contradicts Peter Dutton, asserting Coalition will end school 'indoctrination'
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Public Schools
Surprise could lurk for Labor if enough voters vent anger over cost of living
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Federal Parliament
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King Charles opens up about 'frightening' and 'daunting' cancer experience
It is the most candid the King has been about his health challenges since being diagnosed in February 2024.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Royalty
This woman made films for Hitler, but denied knowing about the Holocaust
Leni Riefenstahl made some of the Nazis' most notorious propaganda films, but denied any knowledge of the Holocaust until the day she died. This documentary tries to find the truth, and help us understand the rise of fascism today.
Source: ABC EntertainmentTopic: Documentaries
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Federal election 2025
Climate action not swaying regional voters, despite year of disasters
After an unprecedented disaster season in Queensland, climate action is not on the minds of many voters in some of the hardest-hit regions this federal election.
Duration: 2 minutes 22 seconds
Source: StatelineTopic: Climate Change
Dutton blames 'hate media' for his image — but in China, it's even worse
While the diplomatic tone has softened between Australia and China, the tensions between the two countries have not disappeared, and could still shape how some Australians vote on Saturday.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics
Three-way race divides voters spread across Australia's newest electorate
The semi-rural West Australian seat of Bullwinkel, where Perth's urban fringe collides with farming, is shaping up as one of the most fiercely fought battles in the federal election.
Duration: 2 minutes 30 seconds
Source: StatelineTopic: Elections
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Election pamphlets may be annoying but they tell a story of Australia
The National Library is asking for contributions to its election ephemera collection, which it's been building since federation.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Libraries, Museums and Galleries
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