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Coalition MPs push to legislate the date of Australia Day | Sky News AustraliaConservative Coalition MPs are pushing to legislate January 26 as Australia Day. \n\nBarnaby Joyce, Michelle Landry and Craig Kelly have all given early backing to the idea, with Liberal Senator Dean Smith saying he will draft a private members bill to protect the date. \n\nLiberal Federal Member for Hughes Craig Kelly has told Sky News Australia that the date needs to be protected from a future left-wing government. \n\nWith the date protected in legislation, Mr Kelly says Australia Day will only be moved with the support of both Houses of Parliament. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Emergency doctors deployed at Australia Day music festivals | Sky News AustraliaMedical teams are on standby for three music festivals in New South Wales this Australia Day long weekend. \n\nThe Electric Gardens, the Rolling Loud and the Hardcore Till I Die festivals will have an increased medical presence. \n\nThere will be three critical care doctors, a critical care paramedic and four emergency nurses working at each event. \n\nFollowing the deaths of six young people at Australian music festivals in the past six months, the events are being considered high risk for drug overdoses and dehydration. \n\n\n\n\n
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PM hosts 'politics in the pub' | Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister has continued his quasi-election campaign blitz through Queensland, attending community events throughout the state.\n\nMr Morrison held a politics in the pub event in Cairns on Monday evening, speaking with locals on policy issues over a beer. \n\nThe event came after Mr Morrison announced $60 million in funding for a new facility in the Cairns University Hospital Precinct.\n\nThe Prime Minister will visit Cooktown on Tuesday for a community barbeque hosted by traditional owners and the local council. \n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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