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Aid has begun to enter Gaza under the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, and Tony Abbott is enjoying time in the ...

Al Gore is coming to Australia, Anthony Albanese is abroad, and Tony Burke addresses the National Press Club. Welcome to this week in Australian politics.

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