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Coalition energy policy faces scrutiny, with Sussan Ley's net zero commitment questioned amidst climate-denying billionaire influence and a letter reflecting on past climate inaction, while COP30 delegates tackle tough issues and a potential Australia-China climate alliance is considered.

Sussan Ley's leadership is supported by moderate MPs amidst internal turmoil, as workers' compensation reform failures impact charities and a republic campaign gains momentum from new evidence regarding the Whitlam sacking.

Bank executives are under scrutiny over AI and scams, with the Reserve Bank pausing cash rates due to stubborn inflation and a strong holiday booking season for major pub groups hinting at consumer resilience.

Donald Trump's legal challenges against the BBC and political fallout from the Epstein files are making headlines, while the Japan economy experiences its first contraction in six quarters, and medical research events are criticized for bias regarding the Gaza conflict.

A customer's death following a failed triple zero call highlights critical safety concerns, an asbestos scare is deemed low-risk for children, and the Louvre closes a gallery due to structural weaknesses.

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