Albanese Slams Hanson; Private Schools Seek More Funding; Hinch Funeral Held
Albanese Slams Hanson; Private Schools Seek Funding; Hinch Funeral

Anthony Albanese has criticised Pauline Hanson for talking down the country while she attended conservative political events and holidays in Europe with billionaire benefactor Gina Rinehart. The Prime Minister said Hanson should not be disparaging Australia.

Private Schools Launch Funding Campaign

Independent Schools Australia, the peak body for private schools, launched a campaign to increase government funding, targeting key Labor and teal seats across the country. The campaign aims to boost federal funding for independent schools.

Hanson's Daughter Defends White Australia Comments

Lee Hanson, daughter of One Nation leader Pauline Hanson, said her mother's comments about the White Australia policy have been 'misinterpreted'. She claimed the media misrepresented Hanson's stance.

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Barnaby Joyce Discusses Mass Deportations

One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce said the party does not support the White Australia policy but backs 'mass deportations', including people who overstay visas for medical appointments. He emphasised the need for strict immigration enforcement.

Dreyfus Speaks at Antisemitism Royal Commission

Federal MP Mark Dreyfus told the royal commission on antisemitism and social cohesion about the 'breach of that sense of safety' felt by Jewish Australians since October 7. He highlighted increased fear in the community.

Derryn Hinch's State Funeral

Friends and family of the late Derryn Hinch paid tribute at his state funeral service in Melbourne. The former journalist and senator was honoured for his contributions to media and politics.

Mamamia Appoints New CEO

Mia Freedman's son Luca Lavigne, 28, has been appointed CEO of her family-owned podcasting and media empire Mamamia. He takes over the company known for its women's-focused content.

Academic Launches Legal Action

Prominent academic and Palestine advocate Randa Abdel-Fattah, who withdrew from last year's Bendigo writers' festival over a controversial code of conduct, has launched legal action against the event's hosts. She claims the code unfairly silenced her.

LGBTQ+ Arts Space Evicted

An LGBTQ+ inclusive arts space hosted inside a former Sydney church has been formally evicted by its landlords. The venue's promoter described the move as 'bigotry masquerading as moral victory', sparking outrage in the community.

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