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Left: Australia’s short-term politics are failing our future
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Factuality: High 100%

Ownership: The Guardian (Independent)

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1h agoIT Brief Australia: Australian watch party spending rises on sport finals
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1h agoIndependent Australia: Australia’s short-term politics are failing our future
17m agoThe Guardian: Australian politics live: Tony Burke rubbishes claims of ‘mass migration’ to Australia as he reveals plans to cut visas

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