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Nicola Sturgeon to launch new Scottish independence campaign

First minister to unveil documents aiming to ‘point the way to a new Scotland’

The Independent UK

Sturgeon to unveil first paper in Scotland’s ‘updated independence prospectus’

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will launch the first paper in the series on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Nicola Sturgeon to announce a start to the IndyRef2 campaign in Edinburgh

The announcement in Edinburgh tomorrow will outline the benefits to ending the union, however opposition leaders have said she's "launched more independence campaigns than ferries"

Edinburgh Live

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'It's like going back to school': Newly elected Greens learn the 'arcane' ropes

IT has been just over a month since Glasgow elected a raft of young Green councillors and the group are starting to find their feet dealing with the…

The National (Scotland)

Biloela family welcomed home; Albanese announces $830m submarine penalty – as it happened

French defence minister welcomes Australia’s payment to Naval Group over submarine cancellation; 70 Covid deaths across the country. This blog is now closed

The Guardian - AU

Chris Bowen warns energy generators against market manipulation amid crisis

Minister say he’s not aware of any specific allegations but ‘would not tolerate’ inappropriate behaviour

The Guardian - AU

Could Australia's climate wars be coming to an end?

The latest energy ministers' meeting could well mark the start of a cooperative path forward for a new federal government.

The Canberra Times

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Macron’s Europe minister braces for make-or-break Paris election

Clément Beaune is standing in key seat against leftwing alliance candidate as French president tries to win parliamentary majority

The Guardian - UK

Labour MSP’s sweary put down to free school meal plan opposition from Greens

The Greens say the proposal would require £24m of public funds for private school pupils, a claim described as "utter bullshit" by Monica Lennon.

Daily Record

Dumfries couple "tea up" novel theme to Greens pub

Cas Stalker and Liam Logue are set to open the venue on Guid Nychburris Day offering cocktails from teapots

Daily Record

Dumfries couple "tea up" novel them to Greens pub

Cas Stalker and Liam Logue are set to open the venue on Guid Nychburris Day offering cocktails from teapots

Daily Record

Greens re-elect Bandt as federal leader

The Greens have met for the first time since the election and re-elected Adam Bandt as federal parliamentary leader.

AAP

'Jurisdictional risk' if Parliament data stored in Australia

The Parliamentary Service rollout of Microsoft cloud tools is progressing in stages, with Labour and the Greens unable to use them until a data centre is built in New Zealand.

Newsroom.co.nz

Nicola Sturgeon backs calls to write off school meal debts owed by Scots pupils

The First Minister said she was "deeply uncomfortable" with parents being pursued over school meal debts.

Daily Record

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NSW Premier defends state’s koala plan as outgoing MP Catherine Cusack slams it as 'sheer madness'

New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet is standing by his government's environmental record after Catherine Cusack slammed its koala plan as "sheer madness" and "grotesque".

Glasgow Live

Glasgow City Region 'green' freeport 'would bring enormous economic boost'

A public-private partnership, including Glasgow City Council, has been working on a bid which will be submitted to the Scottish and UK Governments. Normal tax rules wouldn't apply in the air, sea and rail economic zone.

Radio France Internationale

Unified French left seeks to be counterweight to Macron, but not everyone agrees

The French left has united for the first time since the 1970s and is running candidates in the upcoming legislative elections who will serve as a counterweight to President Emmanuel Macron. But there are dissidents, and those campaigning for the leftwing coalition are having to work hard to bring people…

The Conversation

How did the polls perform in the 2022 election? Better, but not great; also a Senate update

At the May 21 federal election, Labor won 77 of the 151 House of Representatives seats (up eight since 2019 when adjusted for redistributions), the Coalition won 58 seats (down 18), the Greens four (up three) and all Others 12 (up seven).

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AAP

Perrottet defends koala plan amid fallout

The NSW premier says he has done more to protect koalas than any previous government after a rogue MP calls the government's policy "sheer madness".

The Conversation

How Australia's expanding environmental movement is breaking the climate action deadlock in politics

The federal election saw voters’ growing concern about Australia’s laggardly response to climate change finally addressed, with teal independents garnering seats in Liberal heartland and record votes for Greens candidates.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Leith bingo hall to be protected after council U-turn

The council's planning committee voted overwhelmingly to protect the former cinema-turned bingo hall, after members were told it is "only way of socialising" for many in the community.

The Guardian - UK

MEPs vote to end sale of petrol and diesel car by 2035 in EU

European parliament defeats centre-right lawmakers’ attempts to weaken climate target

The Guardian - AU

Ministers to allow energy market operator to procure and store gas – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Victoria’s First Nations treaty authority could be replicated across Australia, experts say

Queensland, the Northern Territory, South Australia and Tasmania also working towards treaties

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Council chief warns cuts to fund climate action needed soon

Chief Executive of The City of Edinburgh Council Andrew Kerr said the capital has to double its efforts to reduce the city's emissions, which "will mean change".

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