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News live: Wong and Marles praise Trump for Gaza peace deal; Coalition says super changes a ‘victory’ for everyday Australians | Australia news

by Emma Walker – News Editor

Australia News Live: Wong,Marles Commend ⁣Trump‘s‌ Role in Gaza Deal; Superannuation Changes Draw ‌Coalition Praise

Canberra,Australia – October 14,2025 – foreign Minister‍ Penny Wong and Defence ⁣Minister ‍richard Marles have publicly acknowledged former U.S. President donald‍ Trump’s⁤ contribution​ to brokering a ceasefire agreement in Gaza, while the Coalition has hailed ​proposed superannuation changes as a win for Australian workers.These developments unfolded⁣ amidst ongoing ‌discussions regarding economic policy and national security concerns, including ⁢rising cybercrime threats.

The evolving situation⁣ in the Middle East and​ domestic economic‍ pressures are dominating the Australian political landscape. The ceasefire in​ Gaza, facilitated⁣ with⁣ Trump’s involvement, offers a fragile ⁢hope⁤ for de-escalation, impacting ⁢Australia’s foreign policy considerations and regional⁣ stability.​ Together, proposed adjustments to superannuation tax⁤ concessions are sparking debate over fairness and economic impact, directly affecting ⁢the financial futures of ⁢millions of Australians.

Treasurer⁤ Jim Chalmers announced ‍the government’s plan to adjust ‌superannuation ⁢tax concessions, aiming to reduce tax breaks for high-income earners. The ‌Coalition has⁢ responded positively, framing the changes as a “victory” ​for everyday ⁤Australians, suggesting‌ the‌ government has adopted⁢ their proposals. ⁣Sussan Ley, a prominent⁤ Coalition figure, indicated ⁤the changes represent ⁣a step towards a more equitable system.

Concerns regarding escalating cybercrime also remain a priority,with ongoing discussions about bolstering national cybersecurity defenses. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addressed these threats, emphasizing the government’s commitment to protecting critical ⁤infrastructure ⁢and citizen data. ‌

The live ⁢updates ⁢also covered discussions surrounding Australia’s immigration policies and educational challenges.‌ further details are expected as the day ⁤progresses,⁤ with ongoing coverage‌ from The Guardian.

Contributors: ‍ Krishani Dhanji,Adeshola Ore,Australia news.

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