PM vows to ‘act in our national interest’ after Meta scraps fact-checkers
Anthony Albanese has vowed to “act in our national interest” after tech giant Meta said it is scrapping fact-checking on its social media platforms.
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FIRST READING: Here's when a normal prime minister would have resigned
First Reading is a daily newsletter keeping you posted on the travails of Canadian politicos, all curated by the National Post’s own Tristin Hopper. To get an early version sent directly to your inbox ...
Smith, Labuschagne, Khawaja on BBL restrictions; bowlers and Head ruled out
Head and bowlers will not feature while Carey, Konstas, Webster and Marsh are fully available prior to Sri Lanka tour ...
Chalmers pledged a spending diet, but Labor is on a binge
There is a big difference between what a government forecasts what it will spend in the years ahead and what it actually ...
Budget reflects best wage estimates: Chalmers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the budget has the best departmental expense estimates; Katy Gallagher warns monthly inflation ...
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JACKSON HEWETT: Justin Trudeau’s downfall in Canada holds lessons for Anthony Albanese in Australia
High immigration, unaffordable housing and falling disposable incomes were stirring voter anger in Trudeau’s Canada well ...
American Lung Association wants everyone to take the stairs and sign up for Fight For Air Climb
It’s a day to promote healthy activity, and the organization wants everyone to register for their local Fight For Air Climb.
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With Justin Trudeau Out, the Liberal Lame Duck Race Begins
After nine years in power, Canada’s Justin Trudeau leaves a faltering party to neoliberal entrenchment and surging ...
Half of renters pay more than 30% of their income on shelter amid worsening affordable housing shortage. Here’s how Texas compares.
Netspend analyzed Census data to illustrate the portion of renters in Texas considered rent-burdened, with over 30% of their ...