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Former prime minister John Howard and other current and former lawmakers called on the Albanese government to strengthen its proposed gambling reforms.
insidestory.org.auFormer prime minister John Howard and a group of current and former lawmakers signed an open letter urging the Albanese government to strengthen its proposed gambling reforms. The letter states that the government’s current plans leave too many loopholes and fail to properly protect families from an industry that profits from addiction.
The signatories added that the reforms are not sufficient and called for stronger national action, including consideration of a national regulator to address gambling harm consistently across the country.
The open letter was reported on June 5, 2026.
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jta.orgPresident Trump stated on July 4 that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested a White House meeting. The president said the meeting could occur after next week’s NATO Summit.
New York PostDaniyar Kessikbayev acquired the 17,150-square-foot property for $10. The home had sold for $20 million in 2012 to a shell company linked to him and carries a 2026 tax assessment of $35.5 million.
abcnews.go.comThe U.S. Supreme Court on June 29 upheld Mississippi's law allowing non-military mail-in ballots received after Election Day. The Alaska Supreme Court issued a separate ruling the same day on a Senate ballot challenge.