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- The Coalition has pledged $90 million to combat family and domestic violence across Australia, aiming for prevention and intervention improvements.
- Federal Labor plans to invest $32 million in men's mental health support, citing Movember statistics that indicate men are three times more likely to take their own lives than women.
- Recent reforms have introduced a lower threshold for disclosing political donations and increased funding per vote for major parties, despite criticism from the Greens about potential inequities.
- Concerns have been raised by electoral law expert Graeme Orr regarding how political parties manage membership fees and donations, equating them to gifts instead of legitimate purchases.
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South Western TimesPM slams Dutton for not visiting Collie over the campaign
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has slammed Opposition Leader Peter Dutton for failing to consult with the local community about the nuclear reactor proposed by the Coalition in Collie
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