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Australian news focuses on the aftermath of recent events and internal political discussions. Shadow finance minister supports Sussan Ley for Liberal leader, claiming she has majority backing.

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AI-generatedAustralian news focuses on the aftermath of recent events and internal political discussions. Shadow finance minister supports Sussan Ley for Liberal leader, claiming she has majority backing. Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Anne Aly, expressed relief that no one was injured after an improvised explosive device was thrown into a crowd at an Invasion Day rally in Perth. Aly, also a counter-terrorism expert, highlighted the potential for mass casualties. Discussions also revolve around David Littleproud's actions within the Nationals party, emphasizing that his decisions are based on the collective agreement of the party room. The Coalition is urged to reform.
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5 extractedAn improvised explosive device was thrown into a crowd at an Invasion Day rally in Perth.
Anne Aly says it is ‘huge relief’ there were no casualties at Perth Invasion Day rally.
Shadow finance minister backs Sussan Ley as Liberal leader.
Sussan Ley has ‘majority’ party room backing.
David Littleproud has never run off and done anything unless he has had the complete support of the Nationals party room.