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Australia news live: Barnaby Joyce won't guarantee One Nation policies will be costed before next election

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By Catie McLeod Verified
| MSN UK Verified
LIVE – Updated at 02:54 Follow updates. Prime minister under pressure to confront China over missile test In more news about the reaction to China's ballistic missile test in the Pacific, AAP reports that the opposition's foreign affairs spokesman, Ted O'Brien , has urged Anthony Albanese to confront China over the matter. Speaking to APP, O'Brien said the prime minister and the foreign minister, Penny Wong , needed to pick up the phone and hold leader-to-leader discussions as a priority.
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Australia news live: man charged with murder after discovery of remains believed to be missing Queensland woman

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By Catie McLeod Verified
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A man has been charged with murder after the discovery of remains believed to be a missing Queensland woman. Photograph: Diego Fedele/AAP Joyce declines to guarantee One Nation policies will be costed before next election One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce has failed to guarantee the party will cost all of its policies ahead of the election after the Coalition claimed the rightwing party’s agenda would destroy the budget and drive up interest rates.
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Why pay a premium fee for a service that isn't? How the nationwide outage could hurt Telstra

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By Jonathan Barrett Verified, Catie McLeod Verified
| MSN Verified
Jonathan Barrett and Catie McLeod Telstra has long profited from its reputation of having the largest and most stable mobile telco coverage in Australia, allowing it to charge premium prices. When its main rival, Optus, suffered a series of operational issues that culminated in a damaging triple zero outage last year, Telstra attracted new customers. It benefited again last month, when TPG-owned Vodafone Australia recorded an outage.
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