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Labor wants to fix your feed. Canberra won’t fix its own.

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Coalition weighs no vote on Labor algorithm bill. Labor wants to fix feeds, not Question Time. Public service chiefs sound a rare warning. Solomons PM survives by suspending Parliament.

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