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The Australian, 6 Jul 2026

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The Australian is a national newspaper with a strong focus on politics, business and public policy. Published daily since its launch in 1964, its editorial approach is built on in-depth reporting, national correspondence and clear analysis that helps readers understand how decisions made in Canberra and across the six states shape the country. Its journalists cover economic trends, industry developments, cultural debates and global affairs with direct language that keeps complex issues accessible and engaging. Regular coverage includes investigative reporting, opinion pieces and business insights that track how policy and market shifts affect communities and institutions. The newspaper also highlights arts, lifestyle and major sports stories, adding variety and a sense of pace to each issue. The Australian’s commitment to public-interest journalism has earned recognition in recent years, including multiple honors at the Walkley Awards. Available on PressReader, The Australian newspaper connects readers to the forces shaping the nation’s political, economic and cultural landscape.

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ArticleAI sway: uni­ons steer ALP

Labor’s draft policy plat­form has been sig­ni­fic­antly amended to insert a raft of union pri­or­it­ies for reg­u­lat­ing arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence, tying Anthony Albanese to a more heavy-handed over­sight over the tech­no­logy’s rol­lout after this...

AI sway: uni­ons steer ALP

ArticleLabor’s pro­ductiv­ity policy puzzle: jobs boom in low­est-growth areas

Jobs growth has surged fast­est under the Albanese gov­ern­ment in many of the least pro­duct­ive sec­tors of the eco­nomy that receive sig­ni­fic­ant gov­ern­ment sub­sidies, such as renew­able energy and health­care. As the coun­try battles 60-year...

Labor’s pro­ductiv­ity policy puzzle: jobs boom in low­est-growth areas

ArticlePremier tells Libs: drop the ideo­lo­gical battles

Queens­land Premier David Crisafulli has declared the Coali­tion can win again if it res­ists tak­ing One Nation’s ideo­lo­gical bait, say­ing a centre-right gov­ern­ment can sup­port mul­ti­cul­tur­al­ism and keep both power prices and car­bon...

Premier tells Libs: drop the ideo­lo­gical battles

Article‘NOBODY CAN BE LIKE US’

Don­ald Trump has used the 250th anniversary of the Declar­a­tion of Inde­pend­ence to boast of Amer­ican excep­tion­al­ism while warn­ing of the rise of com­mun­ism in the United States and demand­ing changes to vot­ing rights. Address­ing thou­sands...

‘NOBODY CAN BE LIKE US’