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Thursday, 4 June 2026

The PM said his NZ counterpart will visit on Saturday.[Full Text]
SAA issued a podcast: 'Retreat from Singapore: Richard Marles succeeds in getting all used subs from America. The new ones are rubbish.'[Full Text]
ASPI issued 'The missile gap problem: US Indo-Pacific deterrence under strain'.[Full Text]
The ACRI issued 'Xi's new US-China formula signals a self-confident shift in terms'.[Full Text]
Minister Madeleine King discussed tax, gas/trade/tax, polls/ON and AUKUS on Sky.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister Hogan and Greens Senator Shoebridge discussed Budget/tax/investment and drug driving laws on Sky.[Full Text]
Shadows Bell and Kovacic said young Australians were not formally consulted on Labor's tax changes.[Full Text]
Shadow Minister McIntosh said DSS will pay $20m for 312 voluntary redundancies.[Full Text]
ON Senator Hanson called for an Olympics-level approval regime for mining projects.[Full Text]
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