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Tuesday, 1 September 2026
The PM and Ministers Bowen and Conroy discussed Nepal/aid, PIF meeting/Taiwan/China, ANZUS, climate/COP31, Brisbane 2032 and Pacific relations at a press conference.[Full Text]
Minister Madeleine King, NT Chief Minister and others discussed Beetaloo gas production, data centres/gas and WA by-election at a doorstop.[Full Text]
Minister Gorman marked Wattle Day.[Full Text]
Angus Taylor and Shadow Minister Bragg discussed Nepal floods, housing, WA by-election, political violence and smart glasses/regulation at a doorstop.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Paterson discussed research/foreign/security and data centres/AI/security on 4BC.[Full Text]
Ministers Wong and Conroy marked completion of an East Micronesia Cable system.[Full Text]
Treasurer Chalmers foreshadowed an Intergenerational Report in an oped.[Full Text]
The CCA issued a review of the carbon credits scheme.[Full Text]
Minister Wilson issued a commentary.[Full Text]
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