Kate Chaney

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Push to amend federal laws preventing telehealth for voluntary assisted dying

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Law·02/08/2026Résumé IA

Push to amend federal laws preventing telehealth for voluntary assisted dying

Independent MP Kate Chaney is pushing to amend federal laws that currently criminalize telehealth for voluntary assisted dying (VAD) consultations, despite most states allowing VAD. The Labor national conference voted to repeal the law, but PM Anthony Albanese has expressed concerns about safeguards. Medical and legal bodies support the change, citing patient suffering and delays in care, while some religious leaders oppose it. Chaney's bill is set for debate on August 11.

Guardian Australia

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BHP Backtracks on Climate Action, Australian Minister Demands Onsite Emission Cuts

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Environment·26/05/2026Résumé IA

BHP Backtracks on Climate Action, Australian Minister Demands Onsite Emission Cuts

Leaked documents reveal mining giant BHP has scaled back climate action, delaying emission reduction projects and renewables. Minister Chris Bowen insists polluters like BHP must cut onsite emissions, while MP Kate Chaney calls for reforms to the diesel tax credit scheme.

Guardian Australia

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Australian independents discuss forming a political party

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Politique·25/05/2026Résumé IA

Australian independents discuss forming a political party

Several Australian independent MPs are discussing the possibility of forming a unified political party, driven by concerns over funding rules and donation law changes. While some, like Zali Steggall, are actively exploring the idea, others, including Monique Ryan and Helen Haines, have expressed reservations or ruled out joining.

Guardian World

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