Why early super fund access is not the solution to Australia’s housing crisis

The federal Opposition has suggested dipping into superannuation funds early so more people can buy a home. However, data shows this could worsen housing affordability.

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Opposition leader ahead to win Senegal presidency

Several rivals declare Bassirou Diomaye Faye winner of the delayed election as votes are still being counted.

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‘It’s a matter of urgency’: The push for more chronic fatigue support

Almost a year after a parliamentary committee recommended more funding for ME/CFS support, advocates say the community’s suffering is “being compounded on all levels”.

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These Blak Trekkers hit Everest base. They played a didgeridoo to celebrate

The Blak Trekkers made their pilgrimage in support of the First Nations Lived Experience Centre.

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Europe’s military shake-up: The major defence changes in the face of Vladimir Putin

From the expansion of NATO to the buildup of national military capabilities, Europe’s defences are going through fundamental shifts.

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The Jewish settlers who want to build homes in Gaza

They see an opportunity to push for a return of Jewish settlements to the Palestinian territory.

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Russia charges four men over Moscow concert attack

Suspects face a Moscow court accused of an act of terrorism at Crocus City Hall, where 137 people were killed.

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‘Man-made famine’: UNRWA says Israel will no longer approve its Gaza food convoys

Israel has reportedly halted UNRWA food convoys to Gaza’s north, escalating tensions amid a funding crisis and accusations against agency staff.

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Kevin Rudd is doing a ‘good job’, but what does he do? Inside the world of ambassadors

When Donald Trump criticised Australia’s man in Washington, Kevin Rudd this week, it cast a spotlight on Australia’s ambassadors across the world. This is what they do.

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Yoshie plates food in a hospital kitchen. When staff discovered her secret skill they were stunned

Yoshie Komatsu moved to Australia after performing as a concert pianist in Japan, and now works in a busy hospital kitchen. Until recently, her colleagues had no…

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Is now the time Palestinian politics can start afresh?

With many challenges ahead, the future of Palestinian leadership is yet to be decided, writes Lucy Williamson.

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Rosenberg: As Russia mourns, how will Putin react to concert attack?

More than 130 people were killed when gunmen entered a packed Moscow venue and opened fire.

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Zelensky hits back after Russia blames Ukraine for concert attack

Ukraine’s leader says Russians should ask questions of their own security services instead.

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Zelenskyy refutes Ukraine link, says Putin seeking way to divert blame for Moscow concert hall massacre

Refuting claims, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in his nightly video address on Saturday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was seeking ways to divert blame for a…

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Pakistani businessmen want trade with India to resume: Foreign Minister’ potential shift in diplomatic stance

Islamabad: Amid economic turmoil, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said Islamabad will “seriously” consider restoring trade ties with India that remained suspended since August 2019, indicating a potential…

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Putin woes revenge as FSB intelligence agency tracks down 4 terrorists linked to Moscow concert hall attack

Moscow: Russia said on Saturday it had arrested all four gunmen suspected of carrying out a shooting massacre in a concert hall near Moscow, and President Vladimir…

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