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Liberals move on same-sex marriage challenge to PM
The push to allow a free vote is being driven by the backbench, though some cabinet ministers are aware the discussions are under way.
Wrecking ball: The implications of Steve Bannon being in charge of security
At least Turnbull was spared the muscle-flexing invasion threat that the new commander-in-chief was dishing out to the likes of Mexico and Iraq.
Trumper's great stride a picture of genius
The iconic image of Australian batsman Victor Trumper dancing down the wicket at The Oval in 1905 is one of those rare sporting photographs that seem to capture the spirit of a player, the spirit of a game and the spirit of an era all in a single image. And you could, if you wish, also add the spirit of an infant nation.
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Liberals move on same-sex marriage challenge to PM
The push to allow a free vote is being driven by the backbench, though some cabinet ministers are aware the discussions are under way.
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