Leaders court cost-of-living vote on day one of ‘sledge-a-thon’
Both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have dismissed the notion of minority government, saying they are shooting to govern ...
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Ignoring massive protests, Israel passes law to tighten control over judicial appointments
It is part of a broader pattern of actions by Netanyahu that point to an authoritarian streak, say critics Israel Prime ...
'Put proposals to Holyrood to split Lord Advocate role'
John Swinney's ministers should put proposals to change the role of the Lord Advocate to Holyrood, according to Sir Keir Starmer's government.
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State senator pushes bill to restrict residential protests at night
Senator Arthur Orr reintroduces a bill to limit nighttime residential protests in Alabama, citing public safety concerns.
Israel’s parliament approves a key part of Netanyahu’s divisive judicial overhaul
Israel’s parliament has passed a key part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to overhaul the judiciary.
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Netanyahu’s government is about to pass a key piece of its resurrected judicial overhaul
The overhaul effort sparked mass protests and civil disobedience across Israel. Critics said it would deal a heavy blow to ...
Mysterious deaths, unexplained noises and late-night apparitions at New Zealand's parliament building
Eventually the tour turned to lawmakers, too. Well-known in New Zealand is the story of William Larnach, a politician who in ...
In the footsteps of the Long March 80 years later
Reflecting on my recent trip to take part in the 80th anniversary commemoration of the Long March, the words that keep coming to my mind are “once in a lifetime.” The opportunity to be as connected to ...
New Zealand’s parliament gives after-hours ghost tours of mysterious deaths, strange noises and apparitions
Politics can be scary. New Zealand’s parliament conducts after-hour tours of “mostly factual” legends that occurred in its ...
A series that’s got parliament talking and an artist who influenced the civil service – what you should watch, see and play this week
This week we recommend a series about the dangers of the manosphere, an exhibition in Oxford, a play in Bristol, a historical game and a record-breaking animated film.