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Australian Parliament's Last Week Before Winter Break: Drama, Diplomacy, and Last-Minute Negotiations

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Australia's parliament enters its last week before the winter break amidst high tensions.
Key events include Vanuatu's PM visit, the Midwinter Ball, and crucial negotiations on Labor's budget, NDIS cuts, tax legislation, and gambling advertising reforms.

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Australia's parliament enters its last week before the winter break amidst high tensions. Key events include Vanuatu's PM visit, the Midwinter Ball, and crucial negotiations on Labor's budget, NDIS cuts, tax legislation, and gambling advertising reforms.

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