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The Australian government has officially classified Hizb ut-Tahrir as a prohibited hate group, as announced by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke.

The South Australian government is pledging improved pain relief options for women undergoing IUD insertions as part of their healthcare commitments.

The Australian government has not confirmed the presence of Australian crew on a US submarine that sank an Iranian warship, amidst rising tensions in the region.

The Australian government has not confirmed reports about Australian personnel being present on a US submarine involved in the sinking of an Iranian warship.

The Australian Labor government has reversed its proposed changes to freedom of information laws, which would have implemented new fees and restricted access to government information.

Australian artists and copyright advocates caution the government against loosening copyright protections amid pressures from big tech in the context of artificial intelligence.

The Australian government has scheduled three additional flights to return citizens from the UAE amid ongoing military activity in the Middle East.

The Australian government has announced a parliamentary inquiry into rising racism against Indigenous Australians, prompted by recent attacks and a general increase in hate towards First Nations people.

The Australian federal government has revoked a $670,000 grant for the Taha Humanity Association due to concerns about social cohesion.

Australian shadow treasurer Tim Wilson surprises parliament by singing a parody of Billy Joel's 'We Didn’t Start the Fire,' criticizing the government for inflationary spending.

The South Australian government seeks to indefinitely imprison convicted child sex offender Peter Liddy, who is set for release despite a history of heinous crimes.

Australia faces a biodiversity crisis as volunteers and advocates urge the government to implement stronger national protections for endangered species affected by climate disasters.

The Coalition has labeled Australian children stranded in a detention camp in Syria as 'ISIS sympathisers', demanding the government prevent their return.

Australian travellers in the Middle East face disruptions due to the ongoing conflict, with significant flight cancellations and warnings from the foreign minister on government assistance limitations.

The Australian Coalition government has declined to support a censure motion against One Nation leader Pauline Hanson for her comments suggesting there are no 'good' Muslims, with the motion ultimately passing due to votes from Labor and the Greens.

The Australian government warns of significant travel disruptions for Australians in the Middle East due to the ongoing conflict, with many flights canceled and airspace closures complicating travel plans.

The Australian government has unveiled plans to fund a $60 billion high-speed rail project between Sydney and Newcastle, aiming to cut travel time to just one hour, but past failures raise skepticism about its realization.

Australia has thwarted a terrorist plot aimed at attacking mosques and state institutions, resulting in the arrest of a 20-year-old Western Australian man.

The Australian government has announced plans to construct a high-speed rail line from Sydney to Newcastle, aiming to transform travel and contribute to emissions reduction by 2050.

Two staff members were stabbed by an immigration detainee being transported in an unsecured Kia Carnival, raising serious safety concerns regarding the private contractor used by the Australian government.

The Australian government is considering reforms to negative gearing and capital gains tax to alleviate the housing crisis ahead of the May federal budget.

The Australian Labor government is reconsidering changes to negative gearing, indicating potential reforms to the tax break following a report suggesting new measures could be in the works.

The Australian government has initiated a consultation process to explore domestic manufacturing capabilities for wind turbine infrastructure.

The Australian government's 5% Deposit Scheme for first homebuyers has seen a significant increase in participation due to recent reforms allowing access to buyers of all income levels.

Families of Australian soldiers whose graves were damaged by the Israeli Defence Force in Gaza are demanding reparations and accountability from the Albanese government.

The Australian government will set up a National Vineyard Register to help the struggling wine industry track vineyard sizes and grape varieties.

The Australian government has ordered the evacuation of families of diplomats from Israel and Lebanon amid rising tensions in the Middle East.

The Australian government is preparing to evacuate the families of diplomats stationed in the Middle East due to escalating tensions surrounding Iran.

Wittenoom traditional owners have filed a $1.5 billion compensation claim against the West Australian government over asbestos contamination.

The South Australian Labor government's stamp duty policy is at odds with the previous views expressed by former Treasurer Stephen Mullighan regarding who should benefit from such tax relief.

Environmentalists are shocked by the Australian government's approval for bulldozing 2,723 hectares of tropical savanna in the Northern Territory without necessary environmental assessments.

The article discusses the Australian government's handling of the repatriation of citizens trapped in Syrian detention camps, highlighting the change in Labor's stance from compassion to contempt under the current leadership.

The Australian government discontinued its AI Advisory Body after 15 months of planning and recruitment, sparking concerns about the future of AI regulation in the country.

The article discusses the plight of 23 Australian children stranded in Syria and the Australian government's refusal to repatriate them alongside their mothers, amidst political controversy.

A convoy of Australian families from a Syrian camp was warned by Syrian government officials that they would be attacked if they continued to Damascus.

The Australian government has announced plans to commence construction of the country's first high-speed rail line, which could begin as early as 2028 with additional funding of $229.6 million.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese supports the UK government in removing Prince Andrew from the royal line of succession while also announcing new funding for a high-speed rail project.

The Australian government, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, has expressed support for removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the British line of succession amidst allegations of misconduct.

The Australian government expressed support for removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession following his arrest for misconduct allegations.

The Australian federal government is investing an additional $230 million to make the Sydney-Newcastle high-speed rail project 'shovel-ready' within two years.

Bill Kelty criticized the Australian government for its lack of ambition in tax reform during a parliamentary inquiry, advocating for significant changes to the capital gains tax.

The Australian government rejects a proposal to criminalise assistance for IS-linked families returning home, deeming it a mere publicity stunt.

The election campaign in South Australia has officially commenced with major parties pitching their policies to voters after writs were issued.

Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas focuses on housing, health, and household stress as key issues while critiquing the Western Australian government.

Former MotoGP champions Wayne Gardner and Casey Stoner express their disappointment over the Victorian government's decision to relocate the Australian MotoGP from Phillip Island to Adelaide starting in 2027.

Victoria will no longer host the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island after the state government declined to move the event to Albert Park.

An Australian citizen with links to ISIS has been issued a temporary exclusion order preventing their return from Syria by the federal government, confirmed by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke.

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers suggests that former RBA Governor Philip Lowe's criticisms of government spending stem from a personal grievance over not being reappointed.

Randa Abdel-Fattah, a Palestinian-Australian author, will participate in the upcoming Sydney Writers' Festival despite facing a rescinded invitation to another festival amid government pressure.

A Labor frontbencher affirms the Australian government's position on the return of families linked to Islamic State fighters as it navigates pressures regarding their passport acquisition.