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Hanson delivers incendiary speech
Greens Senators have walked out of Pauline Hanson's first speech to the Senate, where she claimed the nation was "in danger of being swamped by Muslims".
Greens Senators have walked out of Pauline Hanson's first speech to the Senate, where she claimed the nation was "in danger of being swamped by Muslims".
The truth is, Australia is in danger of being swamped by mindlessness if the likes of Pauline Hanson are to be treated seriously.
In the empty grandstands of Pepper Stadium, in the confines of the Penrith dressing room and under the stadium lights - the Panthers are winning on a prayer.
I am sure that fewer parents would set out on high-performance parenting if they could foresee how miserable it would make them.
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Malcolm Turnbull made a spirited defence of his same-sex marriage plebiscite, saying "society would be stronger if more people were married".
Sydney motorists are set for even slower trips on the heavily congested Parramatta Road and M4 for at least the next two years.
NSW has been the nation's growth powerhouse for several years but there are signs the state has lost some momentum.
A coalition of emergency services workers has called on Premier Mike Baird to resist any relaxation of the state's controversial lockout laws.
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