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Isabella Higgins

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Liberals set to dump its first female leader

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By Isabella Higgins Verified
| AM (Podcast)
Liberals MPs and Senators determine the future of the party with a leadership showdown, as the party is poised to dump its first female leader, Sussan Ley. The ABC's political editor Jacob Greiber explains what kind of leader Angus Taylor could be. Stolen Generation survivors meet at Parliament House to mark 18 years since the historic National Apology was made.
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Liberal leadership challenge ahead

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By Isabella Higgins Verified
| AM (Podcast)
Liberal frontbencher Angus Taylor has quit shadow cabinet, leaving the party in disarray and the possibility of a spill motion; Crime and corruption experts have backed findings of criminal activity within the construction branch of the C-F-M-E-U in Victoria; and the annual Closing the Gap report card reveals four of the 19 targets are on not on track to be met.
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Closing the Gap report card reveals 4 of 19 targets not on track

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By Isabella Higgins Verified
| AM (Podcast)
Eighteen years ago a national promise was made to reduce the number of Indigenous Australians dying early, not finishing school and living without employment within a generation. Today, the Prime Minister will deliver the annual Closing the Gap report card, a national agreement that was updated five years ago to bring onboard state and territory governments and Indigenous leaders. Despite the new deadline being just five years away, four of the 19 targets are on not on track to be met.
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