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The grievance politics of One Nation – Back to Back Barries podcast

Title: The grievance politics of One Nation – Back to Back Barries podcast
Date posted: 2 days ago
Description: Barrie Cassidy and Tony Barry dive into new Redbridge polling about what is fuelling the surge in support for One Nation. They also discuss the upcoming federal budget, the returning IS-linked families and listener feedback on last week’s gas tax debate
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Women and children from IS-linked families return to Australia from Syrian camps

Title: Women and children from IS-linked families return to Australia from Syrian camps
Date posted: 2 days ago
Description: Thirteen women and children have arrived in Sydney and Melbourne after years in squalid detention camps in northeast Syria.

Three of the women have been charged, with one alleged to have joined Islamic State and two accused of crimes against humanity.

This video is based on reporting by Nino Bucci, Jordyn Beazley, Adeshola Ore and Tom McIlroy.

For all the context, read their coverage on the Guardian Australia site.

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Vigil held to say goodbye to homeless man Bikram Lama

Title: Vigil held to say goodbye to homeless man Bikram Lama
Date posted: 3 days ago
Description: The crowd gathered at dusk under the fig tree canopy of Sydney’s Hyde Park, tucked behind St James Station, holding electric candles in blue, red, white and purple to honour Bikram Lama.

The coroner’s court confirmed this week it is still waiting on that formal identification process to conclude. The delays have frustrated the Australian-Nepalese community, who say it is creating lingering distress for his family.

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Vigil held in Sydney to say goodbye to homeless man Bikram Lama

Title: Vigil held in Sydney to say goodbye to homeless man Bikram Lama
Date posted: 3 days ago
Description: The crowd gathered at dusk under the fig tree canopy of Sydney’s Hyde Park, tucked behind St James Station, holding electric candles in blue, red, white and purple to honour Bikram Lama.
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The coroner’s court confirmed this week it is still waiting on that formal identification process to conclude. The delays have frustrated the Australian-Nepalese community, who say it is creating lingering distress for his family

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Hundreds gather at vigils around Australia to remember Kumanjayi Little Baby

Title: Hundreds gather at vigils around Australia to remember Kumanjayi Little Baby
Date posted: 3 days ago
Description: Community vigils were held across Australia on Thursday to honour the five-year-old Warlpiri girl, whose body was found one week ago after a frantic five-day search.
Kumanjayi Little Baby, whose given name is no longer used in line with cultural protocols, has been described by her family as a friendly girl who loved the colour pink. Her mother released a statement through Northern Territory police saying she and her son, Kumanjayi’s big brother, “miss and love you”.
Her family have since called for silence while they conduct sorry business, and vigil organisers told people to “leave flags at home” and gather in “shared sorrow and respect”, not in protest.

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Hundreds gather at vigils around Australia to remember Kumanjayi Little Baby

Title: Hundreds gather at vigils around Australia to remember Kumanjayi Little Baby
Date posted: 3 days ago
Description: Thousands of people gathered at vigils around the country on Thursday to remember Kumanjayi Little Baby one week since her body was found near Alice Springs. Footage from cities across Australia show crowds dressed in pink - the Warlpiri girl's favourite colour.
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Victoria police target organised crime after wave of suspicious venue fires

Title: Victoria police target organised crime after wave of suspicious venue fires
Date posted: 5 days ago
Description: Victoria’s chief commissioner Mike Bush says police are deploying 'every possible resource' as they investigate a series of fires at licensed premises in Melbourne, believed to be linked to organised crime.
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Authorities, working with federal agencies, say they have arrested 35 people facing more than 140 charges, with young offenders allegedly recruited via technology to carry out attacks targeting the adult entertainment industry

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Met Gala 2026 Jeff Bezos controversy explained

Title: Met Gala 2026 Jeff Bezos controversy explained
Date posted: 6 days ago
Description: Despite the uncharacteristically uncontroversial dress code, 'Fashion is Art', a dark cloud hovers over the Met Gala this year — a cloud shaped exactly like billionaire Jeff Bezos.
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As the main source of funding for the Metropolitan Museum’s new exhibition, Costume Art, the Amazon founder and his wife, Lauren Sánchez Bezos, are now honorary chairs of the Met Gala. But their involvement hasn’t been without controversy. Reporter Matilda Boseley (sans eyebrows) explains.

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RBA governor announces cash rate hike and warns more interest rate rises could come

Title: RBA governor announces cash rate hike and warns more interest rate rises could come
Date posted: 6 days ago
Description: Michele Bullock says more interest rate rises may be needed after the third interest rate hike in 2026 bringing the offical cash rate to 4.35%.
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The RBA governor says rate hikes to date won’t be able to stop fuel prices from driving up inflation and are instead aimed at cutting spending to stop broader prices from rising after the oil price spike ends

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'They came to kill us – we just weren't there,' Jewish woman tells royal commission

Title: 'They came to kill us – we just weren't there,' Jewish woman tells royal commission
Date posted: 6 days ago
Description: Dina, a Jewish woman from Sydney, tells the antisemitism royal commission about how everyday life has changed for her and her three children.
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She says she fears them being targeted for being Jewish and that they have internalised a new reality: 'They hear antisemitism around them all the time … they see the stickers, they see the graffiti, they know about Bondi. It’s become part of their psyche.' The witness recalls her eight-year-old daughter crying and saying, 'Now when I come to Bondi, I think about dying'

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Australia and Japan sign agreements on defence, energy and critical minerals

Title: Australia and Japan sign agreements on defence, energy and critical minerals
Date posted: 7 days ago
Description: The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, and his Japanese counterpart, Sanae Takaichi, have announced a new agreement to elevate the 'special strategic partnership' between the two countries following talks in Parliament House in Canberra.
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The high-level agreement includes statements on economic security, energy trade, critical minerals and defence and security. 'For Australians, it will mean we are less vulnerable to global shocks like we are seeing right now because of conflict in the Middle East,' Albanese says

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The curse of the Koh-i-Noor diamond.

Title: The curse of the Koh-i-Noor diamond.
Date posted: 9 days ago
Description: The New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani, said that if he ever spoke with King Charles III on another occasion he would suggest he “return” the Koh-i-Noor diamond.

But what is it? Rafqa Touma speaks to Snighda Sur, founder and CEO of the Juggernaut.

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Focus on Farrer – Back to Back Barries podcast

Title: Focus on Farrer – Back to Back Barries podcast
Date posted: 9 days ago
Description: Barrie Cassidy is fresh from a visit to Albury where he moderated a debate with the candidates of Farrer in the lead up to the by-election on Saturday. He talks about what he learned. Tony Barry raises new statistics that show India has overcome England as Australia’s leading overseas country of birth and asks why so many politicians fail to understand Australia today

Annastacia Palaszczuk on resilience – Australian Politics podcast

Title: Annastacia Palaszczuk on resilience – Australian Politics podcast
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: When Annastacia Palaszczuk led a Labor opposition team to government in the 2015 Queensland election, she was labelled an ‘accidental premier’.
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She later became a three-term premier who ended it on her own terms. She speaks with political editor Tom McIlroy about how her resilience was formed by profound personal loss through miscarriage and IVF treatments – which she describes in her new memoir. Palaszczuk also discusses how ‘heartbreaking’ it is to watch David Crisafulli’s government reverse her renewable energy policies and attributes Pauline Hanson’s long political career to being ‘relatable’.

Note: This interview was recorded before police charged Palaszczuk’s partner, Vahid Reza Adib, with rape, sexual assault and deprivation of liberty. Adib was granted police bail and will face court ...

The ugly politics of chasing One Nation – Full Story newsroom edition

Title: The ugly politics of chasing One Nation – Full Story newsroom edition
Date posted: 10 days ago
Description: There were ugly scenes at Anzac Day dawn services when a small handful of people booed during the welcome to country in several cities.
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Most politicians condemned the behaviour, including opposition leader Angus Taylor, but he nevertheless said the next day that he thought the ceremonies were ‘overused’ and that he understood Australians’ frustration with them. In the same interview, he also said in relation to immigration there was a higher risk ‘that some bad people’ come from ‘bad countries’. Jo Tovey sits down with Mike Ticher, Patrick Keneally and Krishani Dhanji to discuss the risks of chasing One Nation to the right

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A world record, a media frenzy and Earth's wonder: Guardian Australia's top photos of April

Title: A world record, a media frenzy and Earth's wonder: Guardian Australia's top photos of April
Date posted: 11 days ago
Description: From world record breakers to the most iconic image of all time, these are Guardian Australia’s top three photos for April.
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Photographer and picture editor, Carly Earl, hand-picks three photographs as her favourites every month and explains the craft and composition that makes them special.

April’s edition includes a quiet, intimate moment of record-breaking athlete, Gout Gout, a picture perfect court shot of Kyle Sandilands and an awe-inspiring image of Planet Earth that puts everything in perspective

Australia’s best photos of the month – April 2026 ► https://www.theguardian.com/sport/gallery/2026/apr/30/australia-best-photos-images-pictures-april-2026

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Mitch Brown on the AFL’s homophobia problem

Title: Mitch Brown on the AFL’s homophobia problem
Date posted: 11 days ago
Description: The AFL has again found itself embroiled in allegations of on-field homophobia. St Kilda’s Lance Collard was handed a nine-week suspension for using a homophobic slur. Collard denied the claim. His penalty was reduced on appeal, but the reasoning given by the appeals board has angered many – where they appeared to suggest homophobic language was acceptable “from time to time”.

Former West Coast AFL footballer Mitch Brown, who last year became the first player to come out as bisexual, says the decision is disappointing and dangerous. He speaks to Nour Haydar.

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British Australian athlete swims 55km in WA’s croc-filled Ord River to set world record

Title: British Australian athlete swims 55km in WA’s croc-filled Ord River to set world record
Date posted: 11 days ago
Description: Ultramarathon swimmer Andy Donaldson completed the Dam to Dam Challenge from Lake Argyle to Kununurra in the East Kimberley on Tuesday, becoming the first man to complete the gruelling endurance swim. Adding to the difficulty was the fact the river in remote Western Australia is well known for its reptilian inhabitants; the freshwater crocodile population numbers 5,500 – one croc for every 10 metres of his swim. Fortunately for the 35-year-old and his team, freshwater crocodiles are smaller and more timid than their saltwater counterparts and unlikely to approach humans.

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Cosmeticorexia. What is it?

Title: Cosmeticorexia. What is it?
Date posted: 12 days ago
Description: We need to talk about Sephora kids, their obsession with skincare, and this new phenomenon: “cosmeticorexia”.

Matilda Boseley explains. Based on reporting by Emma Joyce.

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British Australian athlete swims 55km in WA’s croc-filled Ord River to set world record

Title: British Australian athlete swims 55km in WA’s croc-filled Ord River to set world record
Date posted: 12 days ago
Description: Ultramarathon swimmer Andy Donaldson completed the Dam to Dam Challenge from Lake Argyle to Kununurra in the East Kimberley on Tuesday, becoming the first man to complete the gruelling endurance swim.
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Adding to the difficulty was the fact the river in remote Western Australia is well known for its reptilian inhabitants; the freshwater crocodile population numbers 5,500 – one croc for every 10 metres of his swim. Fortunately for the 35-year-old and his team, freshwater crocodiles are smaller and more timid than their saltwater counterparts and unlikely to approach humans

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Who does Trump want to send to Australia?

Title: Who does Trump want to send to Australia?
Date posted: 12 days ago
Description: Donald Trump has named the former Virginia congressman David Brat to be the next US ambassador to Australia. Who is he?

This video is based on the reporting of Tom McIlroy and Nick Visser.

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Fans push back against the Trumps’ demand for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired

Title: Fans push back against the Trumps’ demand for Jimmy Kimmel to be fired
Date posted: 13 days ago
Description: Fans of late-night television host Jimmy Kimmel and Hollywood residents pushed back against Melania Trump's demand that the American Broadcasting Company and parent company Walt Disney Co fire the comedian over a monologue he delivered in a parody segment days before the shooting at the White House correspondents’ dinner over the weekend. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt denounced Kimmel, saying he 'disgustingly called first lady Melania Trump "an expectant widow"'.
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Inside the White House correspondents’ dinner shooting – Full Story podcast

Title: Inside the White House correspondents’ dinner shooting – Full Story podcast
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: When gunshots were heard from inside the White House correspondents’ dinner on Saturday night, guests weren’t sure what was happening or if they were in danger.
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It soon emerged that suspected gunman Cole Tomas Allen had been arrested by security officials. Allen was allegedly armed with knives, a shotgun and a handgun at the time of arrest.

Sitting at his table in the lavish ballroom as the events unfolded was the Guardian’s Washington DC bureau chief David Smith. He speaks to Nour Haydar about what is known about the alleged gunman’s motivations, the panic when the shots were fired and the questions being asked about the event’s security protocols.

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David Smith describes the panic in the room at the White House correspondents' dinner

Title: David Smith describes the panic in the room at the White House correspondents' dinner
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: When gunshots were heard from inside the White House correspondents’ dinner on Saturday night, guests weren’t sure what was happening or if they were in danger.
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It soon emerged that suspected gunman Cole Tomas Allen had been arrested. Allen was allegedly armed with knives, a shotgun and a handgun at the time of arrest. Sitting at his table inside the lavish room as the events unfolded was the Guardian’s Washington DC bureau chief David Smith. He speaks to Nour Haydar about the panic in the room when the shots were fired

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First Vietnamese refugees to arrive by boat, 50 years on.

Title: First Vietnamese refugees to arrive by boat, 50 years on.
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: It has been 50 years since Lam Tac Tam and his brother landed in Darwin, becoming the first Vietnamese refugees to arrive in Australia by boat. It marked the beginning of both a new life for Lam, and modern multicultural Australia. This is his story.
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NT police call for help locating man allegedly linked to abduction of five-year-old girl

Title: NT police call for help locating man allegedly linked to abduction of five-year-old girl
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: Northern Territory police are calling for urgent public assistance to locate Sharon, a five-year-old girl missing from an Alice Springs town camp, at Marshall Court, Old Timers Camp, Alice Springs.
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NT police said they were looking for 47-year-old Jefferson Lewis, who is known to police, but has not been located and may be able to assist with their investigation

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Angus Taylor condemns Anzac dawn service hecklers as 'un-Australian'

Title: Angus Taylor condemns Anzac dawn service hecklers as 'un-Australian'
Date posted: 14 days ago
Description: The opposition leader joins others in denouncing the people who booed at Anzac Day dawn services but says he believes welcome to country acknowledgements are overused

‘Racism is a cancer’: Indigenous leaders condemn orchestrated booing at Anzac Day ceremonies
Marcia Langton: 'The AFL bans disruptive racists. Surely the police can do the same for morons who boo welcome to country on Anzac Day'

Why is Pakistan mediating in the Iran war?

Title: Why is Pakistan mediating in the Iran war?
Date posted: 16 days ago
Description: Pakistan is seizing its chance to act as mediator in the US-Israel war on Iran. Why?

Rafqa Touma speaks to Saeed Shah, journalist in Islamabad.

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How a White House photo obscured an elite women’s tennis team

Title: How a White House photo obscured an elite women’s tennis team
Date posted: 16 days ago
Description: The Guardian Australia picture editor, Carly Earl, explains why an official photo from the White House celebrating a champion women’s sports team has drawn backlash

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Can Labor’s ‘tough decisions’ save the NDIS? – Back to Back Barries podcast

Title: Can Labor’s ‘tough decisions’ save the NDIS? – Back to Back Barries podcast
Date posted: 16 days ago
Description: Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy examine health minister Mark Butler’s announcement this week that Labor will move thousands of people off the national disability insurance scheme to save costs.

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The Barries also discuss upcoming byelections in Victoria and New South Wales and whether the Coalition can regain ground from One Nation. All the while, the politics of taxing the big gas corporations becomes popular politics in Canberra

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Trump photo obscuring women’s tennis team - explained

Title: Trump photo obscuring women’s tennis team - explained
Date posted: 16 days ago
Description: Guardian Australia’s Carly Earl explains why a White House photo celebrating a champion women’s sports team has drawn backlash. The positioning of Donald Trump and a group of men in red ties overshadowing the female athletes speaks 1000 words about the Trump administration.

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NDIS, what is happening?

Title: NDIS, what is happening?
Date posted: 17 days ago
Description: At least 160,000 Australians are expected to lose access to the national disability insurance scheme (NDIS) by 2030, as eligibility rules are tightened over the coming years. But why? And where will those people go? Matilda Boseley explains. Including reporting by Sarah Basford Canales.

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We are in a ‘fossil-fuel crisis’. Is Labor meeting the moment? – Full Story newsroom edition

Title: We are in a ‘fossil-fuel crisis’. Is Labor meeting the moment? – Full Story newsroom edition
Date posted: 17 days ago
Description: It’s been almost two months since the US and Israel launched a war on Iran, unleashing violence across the region and chaos in the global economy.

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But one of the strange and definitely unintended consequences of this war has been a renewed focus on green energy. Jo Tovey sits down with Gabrielle Jackson and Adam Morton to discuss whether this crisis will energise or end the renewables revolution

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Does your supermarket do this?

Title: Does your supermarket do this?
Date posted: 19 days ago
Description: Have you noticed “was/is” comparative pricing at your supermarket?

This is how it works.

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At least 160,000 people to be cut from NDIS within four years, minister says

Title: At least 160,000 people to be cut from NDIS within four years, minister says
Date posted: 19 days ago
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What is Hezbollah? How the group embedded itself into the fabric of Lebanese life

Title: What is Hezbollah? How the group embedded itself into the fabric of Lebanese life
Date posted: 19 days ago
Description: When Lebanon gets mentioned in the news, it’s often alongside Hezbollah.

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The group, designated by major western powers as a terrorist group, is varyingly characterised as a democratic political party in Lebanon’s parliament, as an organisation that provides social services and other times as a puppet of Iran. So what is Hezbollah? Guardian Australia’s Matilda Boseley explains

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At least 160,000 people to be cut from NDIS within four years, minister says

Title: At least 160,000 people to be cut from NDIS within four years, minister says
Date posted: 19 days ago
Description: The health minister, Mark Butler, says unannounced changes to eligibility rules for the National Disability Insurance Scheme would reduce the number of people using the scheme to about 600,000 by 2030, down from forecasts of 900,000 participants.

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Speaking at the National Press Club in Canberra ahead of the 12 May federal budget, Butler says there are about 760,000 people on the NDIS scheme at the moment, meaning at least 160,000 will no longer be able to access the NDIS within four years. Butler says that instead of costing more than $70bn at the end of the decade, the cost for the scheme will be brought down to about $55bn

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'Just do it and stop the crap': Ken Henry's blunt response to question of gas tax

Title: 'Just do it and stop the crap': Ken Henry's blunt response to question of gas tax
Date posted: 20 days ago
Description: The former Treasury secretary Ken Henry offered his support for the proposal of a new gas tax during a parliamentary inquiry in Canberra examining the prospect.
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Henry opened his statement by saying 'I could make this very short, and simply say just do it'. He then went on to add that gas is part of 'the natural endowment this country provides to the people of Australia' and that the only way people benefit is 'through the operation of the taxation system'.

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Wellington residents react to landslides and rising flood waters caused by severe storm

Title: Wellington residents react to landslides and rising flood waters caused by severe storm
Date posted: 20 days ago
Description: Eyewitness video shows low-lying areas of New Zealand’s capital city Wellington inundated by floodwater, partially submerging roadside vehicles and buildings.
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Various streets in the city were evacuated. Fire and emergency services responded to 150 calls for assistance on Monday

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'We've been sold out': Punters Politics fronts inquiry into gas export tax

Title: 'We've been sold out': Punters Politics fronts inquiry into gas export tax
Date posted: 20 days ago
Description: Konrad Benjamin, a former school teacher who is behind the social media account Punters Politics, tells a Senate inquiry into taxing gas that the issue has fired up his near million followers.
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Meanwhile the executive director of the Australia Institute, Richard Denniss, says 'the Japanese government is getting more revenue from taxing Australian gas than the Australian government is'. The Greens-led inquiry will hear from gas companies, environmentalists, economists and government departments

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We finally scanned the clitoris

Title: We finally scanned the clitoris
Date posted: 21 days ago
Description: Almost 30 years after the intricate web of nerves inside the penis was plotted out, the same mapping has finally been completed for one of the least-studied organs in the human body – the clitoris. Here’s what the initial results tell us.

Based on reporting by Chris Simms and Arwa Mahdawi. Scans provided by Ju Young Lee from Amsterdam University Medical Centre.

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Chinese robot wins half marathon

Title: Chinese robot wins half marathon
Date posted: 21 days ago
Description: They can already carry the shopping, cook and clean. Now they can run and win half marathons.
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In perhaps the most unusual spectacle ever seen at the end of the 21.1km (13.1-mile) race, robots flew over the finish line ahead of the humans for the first time in Beijing on Sunday. And there wasn’t a bead of sweat in sight.

While the living, breathing humans collapsed in a familiar heap on the ground, red-faced, clad in silver foil blankets and fantasising about a long lunch, the humanoids stood tall and unscathed.

The machine that won the race in Beijing also eclipsed the human world record, set last month.

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The Coalition’s “risky” immigration plan – Back to Back Barries podcast

Title: The Coalition’s “risky” immigration plan – Back to Back Barries podcast
Date posted: 23 days ago
Description: Tony Barry and Barrie Cassidy discuss Opposition leader Angus Taylor’s new immigration policy and why Tony sees it as a “strategy to come second”.
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They also look at Donald Trump’s stoush with the Pope, Anthony Albanese’s cautiousness when it comes to taking on gambling advertising and why this years Budget will be “one of the toughest ever delivered”

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Scientists dig broad-shelled turtles stuck under mud in dried up wetlands

Title: Scientists dig broad-shelled turtles stuck under mud in dried up wetlands
Date posted: 23 days ago
Description: Footage supplied by the office of NSW Greens MLC Cate Faehrmann shows scientists digging to reach broad-shelled turtles stuck under boggy mud in the Gingham watercourse, after water dried up.
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Researchers from the University of New England have been desperately trying to help more than 300 turtles they say have been left to die in the Gwydir wetlands. The NSW state water agency stopped environmental flows after a landowner complained about overflow on their property. UNE conservation biologist Prof Debbie Bower called the scene a 'disaster'. 'These deaths are incomprehensible, given there is environmental water sitting in the dam. This could save the turtles, but WaterNSW is just not allowing its release,' she said.

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Scientists dig broad-shelled turtles stuck under mud in dried up wetlands

Title: Scientists dig broad-shelled turtles stuck under mud in dried up wetlands
Date posted: 23 days ago
Description: Footage supplied by the office of the Greens legislative council member Cate Faehrmann shows scientists digging to reach broad-shelled turtles stuck under boggy mud in the Gingham watercourse.
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Researchers from the University of New England have been desperately trying to help more than 300 turtles they say have been left to die in the Gwydir wetlands after the NSW state water agency stopped environmental flows after a landowner complained about overflow on their property. UNE conservation biologist Prof Debbie Bower called the scene a 'disaster'. 'These deaths are incomprehensible, given there is environmental water sitting in the dam. This could save the turtles, but WaterNSW is just not allowing its release,' she says

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Why is Trump taking on the pope?

Title: Why is Trump taking on the pope?
Date posted: 23 days ago
Description: The pope has been speaking out against war and the US government doesn’t seem to be too happy about that. Here’s a wrap of US president, Donald Trump, taking on Pope Leo XIV this week.
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Donald Trump again accuses Australia of not doing enough to help him in the Middle East

Title: Donald Trump again accuses Australia of not doing enough to help him in the Middle East
Date posted: 24 days ago
Description: Donald Trump has again accused Australia of not doing enough to help him in the war in the Middle East.
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The US president made the comments after being asked if he was satisfied with Australia’s increased defence spending. "Well, I’m not happy with Australia because they were not there when we asked them to be there," Trump says. "Australia was another one. They were not there having to do with Hormuz, the Hormuz strait. So I’m not happy, I’m not happy with them."

"We’ve not received a specific request in relation to the strait of Hormuz," Australia's defence minister and deputy prime minister, Richard Marles, said on Friday.

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Ben Roberts-Smith granted bail

Title: Ben Roberts-Smith granted bail
Date posted: 24 days ago
Description: Ben Roberts-Smith has been granted bail under strict conditions while he awaits a potential trial on alleged war crimes.
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The Victoria Cross recipient, once Australia’s most lionised soldier, faces five charges of war crime murder over allegations he killed unarmed civilians during his service with the Australian SAS in Afghanistan.

Each charge carries a potential life sentence in prison. Roberts-Smith has not yet entered a plea but has always strenuously denied any wrongdoing.

In Sydney’s Downing Centre local court on Friday, Judge Greg Grogin said the risk Roberts-Smith would flee Australia to avoid court, or that he would interfere with witnesses or evidence, could be mitigated by strict reporting requirements.

Roberts-Smith will be released on bail under a requirement that he repo...

Donald Trump again accuses Australia of not doing enough to help him in the Middle East

Title: Donald Trump again accuses Australia of not doing enough to help him in the Middle East
Date posted: 24 days ago
Description: Donald Trump has again accused Australia of not doing enough to help him in the Middle East war.
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The US president made the comments while taking questions from reporters, including Australian correspondents, as he left the White House on Thursday. In response to a question about whether he was satisfied with Australia’s increased defence expenditure, Trump said 'Well, I’m not happy with Australia because they were not there when we asked them to be there.' Pressed by a journalist on what he had asked Australia for, Trump did not answer directly but said: 'They were not there having to do with Hormuz. So I’m not happy, I’m not happy with them.'

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Palestine Action Group celebrates after NSW supreme court strikes down anti-protest law

Title: Palestine Action Group celebrates after NSW supreme court strikes down anti-protest law
Date posted: 24 days ago
Description: Palestine Action Group (PAG) has hailed a 'resounding win' after the NSW supreme court found the Public Assembly Restriction Declaration (Pard) law constitutionally invalid.
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Enacted after the Bondi terror attack, the law effectively meant protesters could not march without risk of arrest. PAG was one of three groups that challenged the legislation, which was in place during a protest against the Israeli president, Isaac Herzog, in February.

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