Keir Starmer says 'change begins now' after Labour win a landslide election victory in the UK; The Muslim community condemn Peter Dutton for comments on Senator Fatima Payman's resignation; Host-country Germany are out of the Euros after Spain surges to a 2-1 quarter-final victory.
Keir Starmer says"change begins now" after Labour win a landslide election victory in the UK; The Muslim community condemn Peter Dutton for comments on Senator Fatima Payman's resignation; Host-country Germany are out of the Euros after Spain surges to a 2-1 quarter-final victory.
Mr Dutton says he was concerned about the potential rise of other Muslim candidates who he believes could become part of a political bloc in the next election. "Muslim candidates run and they're elected and that's the will of the people, they're so elected and then they'll be involved in the democratic process. I don't think it's appropriate for anyone to deny the people's will, if that's the way they should vote accordingly. So I think it's quite discriminatory, I think it's othering, I think it marginalises people in the community.
Early-career schoolteachers annually earn almost $15,000 more than colleagues in preschools, while experienced teachers can earn almost $32,000 more, the union's secretary Carol Matthews said.A man blocked from forming government in Thailand despite winning an election has used an Australian visit to warn of the threats posed to democracy.
The new measure, which has been met with heavy criticism by other nations in the EU, is only set to apply to certain industries which deal with increased workloads and struggle to operate.
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