Australia News on Nov. 26, 2018

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7 hours ago

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Victoria votes for solar, batteries and climate action, as Labor wins in a landslide

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u/right_ho

7 hours ago

Coles little shop coming back for Christmad.

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Need help finding sources on refugee situation in the land down under

I am a high school student from Finland and we currently have a project due, for which we need to create a podcast about a refugee situation, and I have chosen to research Australia's use of offshore detention. I need to find some people to interview, I have already written a few emails to NGOs in Australia. I was wondering if people on this subreddit may know anyone who has a connection to this situation and is willing to be interviewed?

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Is this a Huntsman or a wolf spider? First time in the NT and this is my first real spider-spotting while living in Australia.

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Australia News on Nov. 26, 2018

For the first time we've looked at every threatened bird in Australia side-by-side

'That was a cheap shot': accusations of bias fly in fiery Q&A

Mining for power: How Adani hopes to get its way

Swamp of denial and oblivion

The Morrison government waved through approval for a luxury tourist development and helipad in the pristine Tasmanian wilderness despite three official expert bodies lashing the proposal or calling for it to be rejected, documents show.

Consumer groups have called the massive gap between the best and worst power bill offers 'scary', and say many households are spending more than $1600 than they need to because they have been misled to believe they are on a good deal.

Scott Morrison’s backflip over a national integrity commission has failed to shut down a backbench rebellion, with Liberal MP Llew O’Brien warning he “won’t wait” for reform.

More than 4,300 federal public servants believe they witnessed corrupt behaviour in one year, as Prime Minister Scott Morrison faces mounting pressure to establish an integrity commission.

Former Liberal frontbencher Julie Bishop has encouraged her federal parliamentary colleagues to come to a bipartisan agreement with Labor over energy policy.

Asio says it urgently needs powers forcing telcos to help break phone encryption

If you liked the Australia Post post, you're going to love this Australia Post post post

Welfare-to-work policies pushing single mothers into 'precarious' work

[NP] It's Tech Tuesday 27/Nov/2018

Victoria votes for solar, batteries and climate action, as Labor wins in a landslide

Coles little shop coming back for Christmad.

Need help finding sources on refugee situation in the land down under

Is this a Huntsman or a wolf spider? First time in the NT and this is my first real spider-spotting while living in Australia.

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