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Latest news: Labor

Federal parties learn lessons from South Australian vote

National AAP -
Federal Labor and Liberal figures say there are lessons to be learned out of the South Australian state election contest.

Labor wins South Australian election

National AAP -
Labor has won the South Australian election after recording a strong swing against Premier Steven Marshall's Liberal government. 

Labor senators deny bullying Kimberley Kitching

National AAP -
Senators Kristina Keneally, Penny Wong and Katy Gallagher have broken their silence on accusations they had bullied and ostracised the late Kimberley Kitching.

Labor senator Kimberley Kitching dies of heart attack aged 52

National AAP -
Labor senator Kimberley Kitching has died suddenly at the age of 52 from a suspected heart attack.

Labor and Greens concerned about religious discrimination bill

Local Nicholas Fuller -

The Federal Labor shadow cabinet and caucus are meeting today to discuss the Coalition Government’s controversial Religious Discrimination Bill. The ACT Government opposes the bill, while ACT Greens have called on Canberra’s Labor politicians to vote against it.

Coalition defends slump in latest polls

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Coalition ministers have been rolled out to defend the federal government and prime minister's poor standing in the polls, after support for the party and the prime minister slumped further. 

Vulnerable Australians left behind by pandemic mismanagement

News Alicia Payne -
In this month’s op-ed piece, Labor Member for Canberra, Alicia Payne, argues the Morrison Government has mismanaged the pandemic and is leaving vulnerable Australians behind.

To the editor: Freedom of speech Bill

Local Newstime Media -
If R. Jones and T. Gordon (CW letters 16 December 2012) think that Bill Stefaniak’s column should not be published in the Canberra Daily, this reader suggests they both go back to their left-leaning, Labor/Greens-loving media echo chambers.

Labor pledges to cut emissions 43 per cent by 2030

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Federal Labor has pledged to cut emissions 43 per cent by 2030 if it wins power at the election.

Canberra narco tourism capital of Australia?

Local Bill Stefaniak -
Why is it that Green and left-wing Labor members always seem to want to make Canberra a social experiment?

Wheels within wheels: Labor politicians want a bike-friendly city

Local Newstime Media -
Labor politicians want to make Canberra bike-friendlier, with a petition to fund cycling, and a report on how women can ride more.

Ex-MP Craig Thomson on migration fraud charges

National AAP -
Former federal Labor MP Craig Thomson has been charged, accused of being involved in a multimillion-dollar migration fraud.

Labor unveils national ‘scambuster’ policy

National AAP -
Federal Labor has promised to establish a "tough cop on the beat" to tackle scams that cost victims $33 billion last year alone.

Labor accuses Morrison of diplomatic vandalism

National AAP -
Scott Morrison has been accused of vandalising Australia's international reputation over the handling of the decision to scrap a $90 billion French submarine contract.

The Australian Way to net zero is a scam, say Labor and Greens

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Prime Minister Scott Morrison today committed Australia to net zero emissions by 2050, but political opponents have been quick to pile on.

List of Victorian Labor’s scandals under Dan Andrews

National AAP -
Scandals that have rocked the Andrews Labor Government under Daniel Andrews including branch stacking, hotel quarantine and bullying.
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