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Man stands trial for rape in Australian Parliament House

A judge reminded potential jurors of the importance of impartiality at the rape trial of a former Australian government staffer

The Independent UK

Trial of Brittany Higgins's alleged rapist Bruce Lehrmann begins in ACT Supreme Court

Former Liberal Party staffer Bruce Lehrmann appears in court, charged with raping his then colleague Brittany Higgins in Parliament House in March 2019.

ABC News

Open minds urged in Bruce Lehrmann's trial

Brittany Higgins said "no" half a dozen times after waking up to find accused rapist Bruce Lehrmann having sex with her, his sexual assault trial has been told.

AAP

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Is News Corp Australia’s chairman walking the halls of Parliament?

A tipster tells us executive chairman of News Corp Australia Michael Miller was seen coming out of the ministerial wing of Parliament House on Tuesday afternoon.

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Fijian skateboarders attend Rumble on the Reef in Mackay as step towards Brisbane Olympics

There are no skate parks on their island, so Fiji's skaters practise at the one place that is guaranteed to have a smooth pavement — Parliament House.

ABC News

Outrage as Union Jack set on fire in protest during national day of mourning for Queen

Australia's national day of mourning for the Queen has been hit by controversy after a group of protestors set fire to a Union Jack outside Parliament House in the capital

Daily Mirror

Australia holds national day of mourning for British queen

An Australian national day of mourning for the late Queen Elizabeth II has centered on Parliament House

The Independent UK

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Leaders gather to remember the Queen at national memorial service in Parliament House

David Hurley has described the Queen's death as "something bigger than us", while at the same time noting many First Nations' people's opinion of the Queen is shaped by our colonial history.

ABC News

Queen's memorial updates: Parliament House holds national service to remember late monarch — as it happened

The prime minister pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II at the national memorial service, reflecting on her "quiet dignity". Look back on Thursday's events.

ABC News

Australians pause a minute for late Queen

Australians have paused for a minute's silence as a mark of respect for the late Queen Elizabeth II as events are held on a one-off national public holiday.

AAP

Brittany Higgins to take stand in Bruce Lehrmann rape trial

Former Liberal staffer to give additional evidence to court alongside her complaints to police and a reporter about the alleged 2019 sexual assault at Parliament House

The Guardian - AU

Don't miss Brickman's incredible Floriade LEGO display

Canberra LEGO Masters contestant Hamish Barnett also helped to design and install the piece

The Canberra Times

King Charles III formally proclaimed Australia’s head of state in Parliament House ceremony

Governor general David Hurley says the passing of Queen Elizabeth II is the end of an era, and Australia is an ‘unfinished product’

The Guardian - AU

King Charles III will be proclaimed Australia's Head of State by Governor-General David Hurley today

In a formal ceremony at Parliament House that will include a band performing God Save the King, the Governor-General will today officially proclaim King Charles III Australia's new Head of State.

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Reuters

Australian PM honours Queen Elizabeth with wreath-laying ceremony

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese paid tribute to Britain's Queen Elizabeth with a wreath-laying ceremony at Parliament House in Canberra on Saturday.

The Guardian - AU

PM hails monarch as ‘absolute inspiration’ as leaders lay wreaths at Parliament House – as it happened

Prime minister, opposition leader and governor general take part in ceremony. This blog is now closed

The Guardian - AU

Republic debate flares as Australia mourns its longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II

Governor general says Queen ‘a symbol of stability, inspiration and servant leadership’ as PM calls 1954 visit ‘a defining moment in our nation’s history’

Newcastle Herald

Queen Elizabeth's perennial pride in Australia

Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Thursday aged 96, became the first reigning monarch to visit Australian shores in 1954, just months after her coronation.

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Newcastle Herald

Hunter unions back industry-wide bargaining

The federal government will hold the National Jobs and Skills summit at Parliament House this week.

The Canberra Times

Parliament protester found guilty after gluing hand to road for 90 mins

A magistrate rejected his claims that it was reasonable to block traffic during a sitting week, finding him guilty of unreasonable obstruction.

AAP

Unions warn WA wages campaign isn't over

West Australian public sector workers have gathered in large numbers outside Parliament House in Perth amid an ongoing dispute over public sector pay.

ABC News

Darwin's main hospital, prison among over 300 buildings potentially non-compliant with NT building standards

The Northern Territory’s anti-corruption watchdog has revealed hundreds of government buildings may not comply with occupancy regulations — including Parliament House, Royal Darwin Hospital and the Darwin prison.

The Canberra Times

The local artworks David Pocock chose for his Parliament House office

The artists have also done major public art installations in iconic locations including Bondi Beach

The Canberra Times

Had to believe she was magic: Olivia Newton-John and the times she visited Canberra

RIP ONJ, you lit up all our lives

ABC News

Labor's newest senator Fatima Payman is blazing trails and she hopes others will follow

Fatima Payman's Parliament House office was once occupied by Tony Abbott and Clive Palmer. Pauline Hanson also took a first that should have been hers. She's hoping her arrival in parliament will offer a "beacon of hope" to other young women.

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