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Questions raised over NSW government's new peer support service for gambling addiction
1 month, 3 weeks ago

Questions raised over NSW government's new peer support service for gambling addiction

ABC  

When Kate Seselja asked for help amid her "debilitating" gambling addiction, the advice she was given stuck with her for all the wrong reasons. Gambling helplines: Gambling Help hotline on 1800 858 858 Gamble Aware NSW National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007 Lifeline on 131 114 Emergency services on triple-0 if you need immediate care It left Ms Seselja …

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Which Canberrans voted for David Pocock, and what does this mean for the Liberals' future?
2 years, 6 months ago

Which Canberrans voted for David Pocock, and what does this mean for the Liberals' future?

ABC  

Last month, David Pocock became the first Independent senator to represent the ACT. So it was a surprise when ACT Labor became so spooked by Senator Pocock's campaign that it significantly ramped up efforts to secure votes. This chart shows that the vast majority of Senator Pocock's supporters, when pressed to choose a major party, opted for Labor or the …

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David Pocock on verge of historic ACT Senate victory as Liberals face losing Zed Seselja's seat
2 years, 7 months ago

David Pocock on verge of historic ACT Senate victory as Liberals face losing Zed Seselja's seat

ABC  

Former rugby union star David Pocock is poised to become the first territory senator from a minor party. Key points: ACT Liberal senator Zed Seselja is set to lose to independent David Pocock Katy Gallagher is almost certainly re-elected despite Labor's Senate vote falling to a historic low The ACT's three federal Labor MPs were all re-elected with increased margins …

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Australia's Pacific Minister Zed Seselja urges Solomon Islands Prime Minister not to sign China security deal
2 years, 8 months ago

Australia's Pacific Minister Zed Seselja urges Solomon Islands Prime Minister not to sign China security deal

ABC  

Australia's Minister for the Pacific has used a visit to Solomon Islands in the middle of the federal election campaign to "respectfully" urge the country's Prime Minister not to sign a controversial security deal with China. Key points: Zed Seselja said Australia remained committed to supporting the Solomon Islands to meet its security needs A leaked draft of the deal …

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Canberra's AIS Arena to reopen in 2023 after Commonwealth commits to funding upgrade
2 years, 8 months ago

Canberra's AIS Arena to reopen in 2023 after Commonwealth commits to funding upgrade

ABC  

Canberra's main indoor sports venue, which has been effectively mothballed for two years, is set to reopen next year after ACT Liberal senator Zed Seselja announced funding for a safety upgrade. Key points: Safety concerns have forced the AIS Arena to remain closed to major events for two years The Commonwealth has committed $11.4m to ensure it reopens, regardless of …

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Minister Zed Seselja to make mid-election dash to Honiara as fears grow over Solomon Islands-China military pact
2 years, 8 months ago

Minister Zed Seselja to make mid-election dash to Honiara as fears grow over Solomon Islands-China military pact

ABC  

Fears China will exploit Australia's election to secure its controversial military deal with Solomon Islands are prompting a mid-campaign dash to Honiara by a federal minister. Key points: Zed Seselja is scheduled to fly into the Solomon Islands to discuss Australia's concerns An overseas trip by a minister during an election "caretaker" period is considered unusual Seselja is in the …

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How will consent education in schools change next year? Students demand answers
3 years, 1 month ago

How will consent education in schools change next year? Students demand answers

ABC  

Teaching school students about consent should be considered as important as teaching them mathematics and English, a Queensland education department representative says. Hayley Stevenson, the department's executive director of student protection and wellbeing, said teaching students about consent was "absolutely" vital and state schools would not be able to opt out of the new curriculum, which will be introduced next …

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Brisbane's Night Cafe has been a constant that homeless youth have relied on for 20 years
3 years, 4 months ago

Brisbane's Night Cafe has been a constant that homeless youth have relied on for 20 years

ABC  

Outside Brisbane City Hall on a Thursday night people wait for buses or dart across King George Square on their way home. All the while a growing queue of young people, some on scooters, some in groups, congregate down the side of the iconic building and wait for the Night Cafe to open its doors. "Here at the Brisbane Night …

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Australia to send 50,000 more doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to Fiji
3 years, 6 months ago

Australia to send 50,000 more doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to Fiji

ABC  

Australia is sending another 50,000 COVID-19 vaccines to Fiji and an Australian Medical Assistance Team to help the island nation as it struggles to bring its recent coronavirus outbreak under control. Key points: Australia has already sent 200,000 AstraZeneca vaccines to Fiji The government has pledged to provide a total of 1 million doses to the Pacific Island nation Australia …

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Cases linked to Delta strain explode in Fiji, as government struggles to control outbreak
3 years, 6 months ago

Cases linked to Delta strain explode in Fiji, as government struggles to control outbreak

ABC  

Young mother Vaseva Radinivanuakula was shocked when her entire village in Fiji was put under lockdown. Key points: Fiji recorded a daily record of 83 cases on Sunday The outbreak is linked to the highly infectious Delta strain The government is being urged to introduce a lockdown on businesses Authorities said that a funeral held last Thursday in her tiny …

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Australia will send thousands of coronavirus vaccine doses to Pacific Islands
3 years, 8 months ago

Australia will send thousands of coronavirus vaccine doses to Pacific Islands

Daily Mail  

Australia will soon begin sharing its vaccine stockpile with nations in the Pacific, despite the derailment of its own inoculation plan at a time when hotel quarantine systems are reporting an influx of Covid patients. Supply will scale up as required, Health Minister Greg Hunt, Foreign Minister Marise Payne and Minister for International Development and the Pacific Zed Seselja said …

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Government's COVID-19 vaccine rollout and latest tourism stimulus package attacked on Q+A
3 years, 9 months ago

Government's COVID-19 vaccine rollout and latest tourism stimulus package attacked on Q+A

ABC  

The federal government has come under fire on Q+A over both Australia's vaccine rollout and the newly announced plan to aid tourism in regional areas. Key points: Kristina Keneally attacked the government's vaccine rollout and their latest tourism stimulus package Zed Seselja said the tourism package is "not enough" Senator Seselja defended the government being behind schedule when it comes …

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How COVID-19 vaccines were developed in record time, without compromising safety
3 years, 10 months ago

How COVID-19 vaccines were developed in record time, without compromising safety

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When Ebola exploded across West Africa in 2014, it took more than five years to get a vaccine approved by drug regulators. Thanks to funding bodies like the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness, researchers at Oxford University had been working on a vaccine that could be quickly tweaked to target COVID-19. The research meant that as soon as the genetic sequence …

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