Twelve government officials involved in the disaster breached public service rules nearly 100 times – but still only two have been identified.
Conservatives wrote to party members saying Mark Speakman had made “sad” claims and “issued a blatant challenge to the leadership of Peter Dutton”.
The plan will give federal authorities the power to force tech giants to act on alerts about damaging falsehoods.
Albanese has vowed to protect Australian sovereignty,while others in the government confirmed the plans for reforms on copyright,payments,content and online safety.
The opposition leader has revived Abbott’s ‘carbon tax’ line as he backs big miners in their feud with Albanese.
Almost a quarter of children aged eight to 10 use social media,as do half of 13-year-olds. How would new laws banning them from apps actually keep them off?
The prime minister will announce the plan on Tuesday as governments seek to solve a problem “no generation has faced before”.
Coalition transport spokeswoman Bridget McKenzie called a press conference on Monday lunchtime to walk back an opinion article published just that morning.
Beatrice Tucker was expelled from the prestigious Canberra university after saying the terror group should not be condemned for the October 7 attacks in Israel.
“What I should have done was to say every cent raised would go to income tax cuts,” Shorten said.
The former Labor leader called time on his parliamentary career on Thursday,earning plaudits from both political friends and foes.