Australia news live: poll piles pressure on Jacinta Allan; women ‘biggest losers from NDIS cuts’
A new survey indicates the Labor party is trailing the Coalition and One Nation in the upcoming state election race, potentially increasing pressure on Jacinta Allan. Concurrently, advocacy groups are warning that proposed cuts to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will disproportionately affect women, shifting the care burden onto them.

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AI-generatedA new survey indicates the Labor party is trailing the Coalition and One Nation in the upcoming state election race, potentially increasing pressure on Jacinta Allan. Concurrently, advocacy groups are warning that proposed cuts to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will disproportionately affect women, shifting the care burden onto them. Separately, ABC managing director Hugh Marks defended Grace Tame's new podcast on autism, calling it "great" and of "real interest," despite past controversy surrounding her comments on other issues. Marks also addressed comments made by "Charlie," stating they were his personal views and not a breach of ABC conduct.
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4 extractedGrace Tame's new ABC podcast about autism is described as 'great' and of 'real interest'.
Hugh Marks believes Grace Tame's comments about Israel and Gaza were her own views and not a breach of ABC code of conduct.
A survey places Labor behind the Coalition and One Nation in the state election race.
Advocacy groups state that women will be the biggest losers from NDIS cuts.