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Antisemitism royal commission won’t call Josh Frydenberg; H5N1 bird flu cases rise; Labor betting ads deal sought this week by Anthony Albanese

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Emily Kaine, Eleanor Campbell
Antisemitism royal commission won’t call Josh Frydenberg; H5N1 bird flu cases rise; Labor betting ads deal sought this week by Anthony Albanese
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Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has dismissed a new campaign by the One Nation party in his electorate as a fixation, while reaffirming his focus on community service. Hastie has previously requested increased security due to ongoing tensions related to his role as a witness in a high-profile war crimes trial.

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Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has accused One Nation of being “fixated” on him after the right-wing party launched a campaign in his WA electorate over the weekend.

One Nation One Nation takes the fight to Andrew Hastie Hastie said he looked forward to contesting his seat after One Nation launched a Canning branch on Saturday afternoon, with the state’s party leader vowing to run a strong candidate against him.

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