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SBS Nepali Australian News Headlines: Tuesday, 5 November 2024

Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles is not concerned about Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's ability to work with Donald Trump if he wins the US election.

In an election pitch unveiled on Sunday the government announced it would cut university debts by 20 per cent for three million students, if re-elected. Source: AAP / Lukas Coch, AP Photo/Matt Freed, Sipa USA/Michael Brochstein

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