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This is confronting and incredibly violent, but we can\u2019t become numb to the pain or the violence that we see.\n We still need to take action and commit ourselves across government agencies, law reform, our prisons, New South Wales police, and education and other aspects of government agencies, as well as across civic society, to confront domestic violence when we see it.\nKey events36m agoTehan defends Coalition plan to reduce First Nations content in schools1h agoMinns says NSW can\u2019t become \u2018numb\u2019 to domestic violence3h agoCoalition plans to use cut in tobacco excise to fund fuel tax policy3h agoGallagher says Coalition vow to cut fuel excise \u2018unfunded\u20194h agoAlbanese says he will put concerns about AI to Trump4h agoJim Chalmers to release intergenerational report with AI warnings4h agoAlbanese launches bid for Australia for two-year seat on UN security council4h agoFormer NSW police officer\u2019s double murder trial to get under way4h agoFormer top aide to Lachlan Murdoch gets senior diplomatic post in NY\u2018Things are getting worse,\u2019 Kellie Sloane says after alleged DV incidentsKellie Sloane, the NSW opposition leader, also spoke about a series of alleged domestic violence incidents in the state in recent days.Sloane told ABC News Breakfast this morning:\n double quotation markSomething is broken and we\u2019re failing women in our state and our country. It\u2019s a national crisis. \u2026 Every time this happens, we treat it as a wake-up call. People say we need action.\n We need to talk to men about respect. We need to talk to women about being respectful. We need more funding.\n We\u2019re in a hopeless situation where things are getting worse. So, you know, this is not just the responsibility of government, although government has a responsibility to properly fund and manage this, but it needs to be a whole of community response. Our sporting clubs, dads in the homes respecting their wives, talking to their kids about what respect means, and then neighbours checking in on people as well.\nTehan defends Coalition plan to reduce First Nations content in schoolsThe Coalition\u2019s education plan to reduce First Nations content from the curriculum would give Australian children a \u201cbroader perspective of history\u201d according to Dan Tehan.Speaking to Radio National, the Liberal MP said:\n double quotation markWe won\u2019t be becoming apologists for who we are. We\u2019ll becoming proud of who we are, what we\u2019ve created as a nation and what we can contribute to the rest of the world. It\u2019s all about getting the balance right and that\u2019s what we\u2019ll be seeking to do in how we have the curriculum taught in schools.Those western civilisation values, in particular, are what is at the heart of who we are as a nation. We want to make sure that that is equally part of the curriculum as it\u2019s taught to young Australians.\nThe shadow education minister, Julian Leeser, revealed on Saturday that a Coalition government would remove cross-curriculum content about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and culture, Australia\u2019s engagement with Asia, and sustainability.He said they should instead be delivered as discrete, planned topics within history, geography or science classes \u2013 rather than taught thematically across the curriculum.Read more:Minns says NSW can\u2019t become \u2018numb\u2019 to domestic violenceThe NSW premier, Chris Minns, spoke earlier this morning after a spate of alleged domestic violence crimes this weekend.He said:\n double quotation markWe have numerous examples and allegations of individuals who [are] alleged to have committed horrifying acts against what are often defenceless family members. This is confronting and incredibly violent, but we can\u2019t become numb to the pain or the violence that we see.\n We still need to take action and commit ourselves across government agencies, law reform, our prisons, New South Wales police, and education and other aspects of government agencies, as well as across civic society, to confront domestic violence when we see it.\nNSW police detail \u2018horrific\u2019 scenes after Blue Mountains stabbingsPeter McKenna, deputy commissioner for NSW police, just spoke after an alleged stabbing attack by a mother against her three young children, which left one child dead and two others in critical condition.McKenna said the mother, aged in her 40s, is also in critical condition after the incident, which took place in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, on Sunday afternoon. He said police responded to \u201chorrific\u201d scenes and officer were confronted with a \u201cbarbaric\u201d attack.\u201cI can\u2019t remember a weekend like this in my career,\u201d the deputy commissioner told reporters.McKenna said the woman, if she recovers from what\u2019s believed to be self-inflicted injuries, would probably be charged with murder and attempted murder.He said the family was not known to police. The woman\u2019s husband is supporting his two children in hospital and has assisted police with their investigation.Read more here:Plibersek says polls \u2018not great\u2019 but Labor focused on cost of livingTanya Plibersek says the Labor party isn\u2019t focused on polling, despite the results. She told Sunrise this morning:\n double quotation markThe polls are obviously not great, but we are not focused on the polling. What we\u2019re focused on is making a real difference in people\u2019s lives. We know that they\u2019re doing it tough. We hear that. \u2026\n In every part of our government, we are wholly focused on taking pressure off Australians. We know they\u2019re feeling it because they tell us.\nPlibersek said the government needs to remain focused on cost of living and taking pressure off Australians while making sure wages grow.\n double quotation markWe want Australians to earn more and keep more of what they earn through lower taxes. \u2026 It\u2019s those sorts of practical things that make a difference to people\u2019s lives. That\u2019s what we need to focus on as a government and that\u2019s what we\u2019ll keep doing.\nMinister for social services Tanya Plibersek. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAPAlbanese and Labor hit record low popularity in latest NewspollAnthony Albanese is the most unpopular he has ever been since becoming prime minister in 2022, a new poll shows.AAP reports The Australian\u2019s closely watched Newspoll tally has slugged the prime minister with a minus 27% net satisfaction rating, with only about a quarter of Australians now saying they would cast their vote for Labor \u2013 the lowest in nearly 15 years.The week before receiving a record-breaking belting in the 2025 election, former Liberal leader Peter Dutton scored minus 24% on the same metric.The major parties combined performed abysmally in the latest poll, with 54% of those surveyed now supporting someone other than Labor or the Coalition.One Nation is continuing to dine out on the mass exodus with a leading 30% of the primary vote share, but Australians still prefer Albanese to Pauline Hanson as prime minister.Giselle Au-Nhien NguyenThe rise of Way Dynamic, Australian folk-pop musicianIt\u2019s been a huge couple of years for Way Dynamic, the Melbourne multi-instrumentalist whose real name is Dylan Young. His 2025 album Massive Shoe is about to be re-released internationally after Young signed with the indie giant Jagjaguwar. The likes of Elton John, Djo, Zane Lowe and Elijah Wood have sung his praises.Have a read about the musicians\u2019s rise above, and take a listen to his music below on this fine Monday morning:Catie McLeodAustralians won\u2019t be hit with card surcharges from 1 OctoberDebit and credit card surcharges will be eliminated from 1 October, as part of Reserve Bank reforms that will do away with extra checkout fees on Visa, Mastercard, and Eftpos payments.The RBA estimates the changes will save consumers about $1.6bn a year in surcharges, but the big banks and credit companies are likely to recoup the costs of processing transactions in other ways, including through fewer perks for cardholders.What will happen now? Photograph: courtneyk/Getty ImagesCoalition plans to use cut in tobacco excise to fund fuel tax policyAngus Taylor says the Coalition would cut the tobacco excise to fund halving the fuel excise, despite health experts sounding the alarm about the move. \n Speaking on Nine\u2019s Today, the opposition leader said his party\u2019s policy to slash the fuel excise in half when global prices hit US$100 over two weeks \u201cwon\u2019t put pressure on inflation, despite what the treasurer is trying to say, he has it wrong\u201d.\n When asked about previous criticisms from health experts about slashing the tobacco excise and what it would mean for anti-smoking efforts, Taylor said:\n double quotation markI think the health experts need to explain why they\u2019re OK with \u2026 organised crime in this country, criminal gangs in this country, controlling the tobacco trade. 80% of the trade is illegal. You can already buy a packet of cigarettes for 15 bucks a pack or less. So I mean, seriously, we can\u2019t take those comments seriously.\nPenry BuckleyNSW domestic violence rental reforms in effect from todayRental reforms which make it easier for victim-survivors of domestic violence to leave a rental property in NSW are in effect from today, the state government says.Under the changes, victim-survivors no longer need to notify people they share a lease with they are leaving a rental property, cannot be held responsible for damage caused by domestic and family violence, and must be asked for permission to publish images of the property that show their belongings. 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