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Jacinta Allan’s pitch to young voters on housing affordability snags Liberal nimbys ‘hook, line and sinker’

In pitting millennials against boomers, the Victorian premier is setting the stage for a 2026 election fought on housing

The Guardian - AU

As Daniel Andrews gets immortalised in bronze a year after retiring, will obsessed critics ever get over him?

Confirmation that the former Victorian premier will have a statue in his honour has sparked another series of headlines

The Guardian - AU

Ireland set to treat 30 'very sick' children from Gaza under humanitarian plans

GAZAN children are set to receive medical care in Ireland in “the coming weeks” under humanitarian plans set out by the government.

The National (Scotland)

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Daniel Andrews fires up over ‘Dictator Dan’ moniker and Sky News After Dark ‘bullshit’

Former Victorian premier hits back at ‘haters’, including those who labelled him a ‘control freak’ and ‘dictator’, in first interview since leaving politics

The Guardian - AU

Leo Varadkar believes gardai could be asked to probe RTE’s secret slush fund

The Taoiseach's comments came after Garda Commissioner said the gardai are ready and able to conduct a probe if a complaint is made

Dublin Live

999 operator who hasn't received COVID bonus considering legal action as he feels like 'c**p on someone’s boot'

The Labour Party's Duncan Smith told the Irish Mirror that it was "outrageous" that Health Minister Stephen Donnelly "hasn’t got on top of paying the pandemic bonus to those who earned it".

Irish Mirror

Glasgow restaurant that went viral thanks to hidden soft play launches new kids menu

Mikaku, on Queen Street, in the city centre, is not only impressing diners with its Japanese Izakaya style but also parents with its soft play area where kids can have fun while mums and dads eat.

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Stephen Donnelly 'not concerned' about medical graduates 'going to live on Bondi Beach'

The Irish Mirror asked Mr Donnelly if he was concerned that the Irish State would be spending money training additional medical professionals that would end up moving abroad given the current recruitment and retention crisis

Irish Mirror

The Beer And Wine Industry Is Freaking Out Over Ireland's New Warning Labels

Spirits Europe, which represents names like Campari and Guinness, said the new Irish law creates a "disproportionate trade barrier."

The Street

Cancer warnings on beer, wine in Ireland spark industry alarm

New health warnings by Ireland set to be the world’s strictest on beer, wine and spirits have sparked alarm from alcohol-producing countries that argue the labels would impose an obstacle to trade.

Tribune News Service

Stormont health chiefs welcome Irish government funding 250 student nurses

"This planned one-year funding arrangement will be an important practical step in fostering future collaboration across the island of Ireland"

Belfast Live

Health minister Stephen Donnelly not ruling out health warnings on individual cigarettes

“Ireland has been seen as a leader in terms of tackling smoking and reducing rates of smoking."

Irish Mirror

Cabinet concern about underspend on road projects

A Government spokesperson said that the €97m underspend at the Department of Transport would even out as the year progressed as several ministers expressed concerns about road projects.

Irish Mirror

Children 'bringing vapes that look like highlighters to school in pencil case'

Minister Ossian Smyth expressed his belief that vapes are targeted at children as he called for a ban on flavoured e-cigarettes

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Stark warning that children bring vapes that look like highlighters to school in their pencil case

Minister Ossian Smyth said: 'I don't think it's a coincidence, they look like a highlighter pen. A lot of children in school would have them in their pencil case'

Irish Mirror

Government loses Dail vote on People Before Profit abortion bill

The Government lost the vote on People Before Profit's Bill after the coalition parties told its TDs it could have a free vote on the matter.

Irish Mirror

Stephen Donnelly keeps Children's Hospital cost secret as it's 'not in State's interest' to share it

The HSE expressed concerns that the fluctuation in expenditure on the National Children's Hospital could impact other major projects.

Irish Mirror

Ireland to crackdown on vapes as Stephen Donnelly calls for restrictions on design and flavours

Cabinet approved a bill from Health Minister Stephen Donnelly that will prohibit the sale of nicotine-inhaling products to anyone under 18 years.

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Irish Mirror

Irish Government planning to ban vapes being sold to teens within months

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly will bring a memo to Cabinet on Tuesday morning asking ministers to sign off on legislation that would see the sale of vapes or e-cigarettes to teenagers banned.

Dublin Live

'I was a frontline worker during Covid - now I'm sleeping in my car'

Bray woman Lauren Masterson emailed Stephen Donnelly three months ago explaining her situation but received no response

Irish Mirror

'Stephen Donnelly said I was a hero working at vaccine centre - now I'm homeless and living in my car'

With nowhere else left to turn to Lauren emailed Stephen Donnelly three months ago explaining her situation and pleading for help

Irish Mirror

Stephen Donnelly admits driving car which was last taxed eight months ago

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has admitted driving a car which was last taxed eight months ago. He told the Irish Mirror it was an oversight which has now been rectified.

The Week

Repeal the Eighth: how have abortion services changed in Ireland five years on?

Five years ago this week, Ireland voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment to its constitution, which banned abortion except in cases of “real and substantial risk” to the woman’s life.

The Week

Wine wars: are health warnings needed on alcohol?

A diplomatic spat has broken out over Ireland’s decision to introduce comprehensive new health warnings on alcoholic beverages.

Irish Mirror

Health Minister hails 'world first' warnings on alcohol despite drinks industry criticism

Minister Donnelly claims that his moves to place warnings on alcohol bottles and posters in pubs showing the increased risks of drinkers liver disease and cancer, and the dangers of pregnant women drinking, will be “like the smoking ban.”

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