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Ongoing governance issues surrounding the embattled ANU head, internal Liberal party disputes over immigration, a senator's expulsion from a social club for raising gambling lobby concerns, and the Prime Minister's comments on super tax plan briefings are prominent.

Corporate misconduct continues unchecked despite record fines, highlighted by the failure of fines to reform big business and a former NDIS provider fined millions over a man's death.

US-China relations are strained with President Trump cancelling a meeting with Xi, while the return of Jewish hostages offers a glimmer of hope in a protracted conflict, and Singapore and New Zealand forge a new strategic partnership.

The RBA assesses the national economy as being in a good spot despite persistent inflation in one sector.

A state government has pledged to support coal-fired power for decades, a move that has outraged conservationists.

Poor legislation affecting free speech and journalism, specifically concerning Section 18C, is a subject of ongoing legal battles.

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