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Is Pauline Hanson a dilemma for the Coalition? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition

Title: Is Pauline Hanson a dilemma for the Coalition? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition
Date posted: 5 months ago
Description: This week, senator Pauline Hanson donned a burqa in parliament and refused to remove it, attracting significant attention.

Bridie Jabour talks to the editor, Lenore Taylor, the head of newsroom, Mike Ticher, and the national news editor, Josephine Tovey, about political stunts and how the media should cover them.
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Unpacking Pauline Hanson’s burqa stunt – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition

Title: Unpacking Pauline Hanson’s burqa stunt – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition
Date posted: 5 months ago
Description: This week, Senator Pauline Hanson donned a burqa in parliament and refused to remove it, attracting significant attention.
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Bridie Jabour talks to editor Lenore Taylor, head of newsroom, Mike Ticher and national news editor Josephine Tovey about political stunts and how the media should cover them.

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Barnaby quits, but where to next?

Title: Barnaby quits, but where to next?
Date posted: 5 months ago
Description: Barnaby Joyce formally announces he will be leaving the National party in a 90-second statement to parliament. The former leader of the Nationals does not say whether he will be going to One Nation, but tells parliament he is seeking 'a better position' than the Coalition backbench and claims he has been ignored by his party leadership.

Rafqa Touma talks to political reporter Josh Butler, in Canberra

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Drone footage shows Hong Kong complex damage

Title: Drone footage shows Hong Kong complex damage
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The death toll from a huge fire that engulfed several residential tower blocks in Hong Kong has risen to 44, with 45 in critical condition and hundreds reported missing.
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A taskforce has been set up to investigate the cause of the fire, which broke out on Wednesday afternoon at the Wang Fuk Court residential complex in Tai Po, in the northern New Territories. The complex is made up of eight 31-storey towers containing about 2,000 flats, which house about 4,800 people.

Authorities said early on Thursday that three men aged between 52 and 68 had been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter connected to the fire.

The city’s leader, John Lee, said in the early hours of Thursday morning that the fire was “coming under control”.

Authorities declared the incident a five-alarm fire, the highe...

Police can now search anyone without a warrant in Melbourne. How?

Title: Police can now search anyone without a warrant in Melbourne. How?
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Victoria police have made the unprecedented move of assigning a 10 sq km area of inner Melbourne as a ‘designated area’ for six months.
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It means that from 30 November 2025 to 29 May 2026, police can conduct pat-downs and search vehicles for weapons without a warrant. How are they allowed to do this?

Guardian Australia’s Victorian state correspondent, Benita Kolovos, explains the new powers being used by the police chief commissioner for the first time.

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Three arrested in Hong Kong tower blaze

Title: Three arrested in Hong Kong tower blaze
Date posted: 6 months ago
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Barnaby Joyce announces he's quitting the National party

Title: Barnaby Joyce announces he's quitting the National party
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Barnaby Joyce formally announces he will be leaving the National party during a member's 90-second statement to parliament.
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He starts by quipping: 'If you're sitting here, you're in the ejection seat.' Joyce does not say whether he will be going to One Nation. He had already confirmed he would not be running with the Nationals for his seat of New England at the next election

'Heavy heart': Barnaby Joyce quits National party after 30 years ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/nov/27/barnaby-joyce-nationals-defection-one-nation

Australia politics live: Barnaby Joyce says he is ‘strongly considering’ One Nation move ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/live/2025/nov/27/australia-politics-live-barnaby-joyce-one-nation-pauline-hanson-environment-nature-bill-deal-coalition-gree...

Huge gum tree falls on car during Sydney storms

Title: Huge gum tree falls on car during Sydney storms
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Drone footage has captured an enormous tree fallen on a car as Sydney recovers from a series of severe storms that hammered NSW on Wednesday.
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The NSW State Emergency Service responded to nearly 2,300 calls in the 24-hour period to 5am this morning. The busiest area was the Sydney suburb of Blacktown, with more than 350 storm-related jobs. A large number of trees were brought down across Sydney, western NSW and the Central Coast. The BoM said there were significant winds across NSW yesterday, including gusts up to 119km/h at Nobbys Head and 109km/h in Orange and Dubbo. In Queensland, gusts in Dalby topped 109km/h and reached 107km/h in Goondiwindi

NSW storms leave man dead, thousands without power and cause Sydney train delays ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/nov/26/nsw-bushfire-warnings-catastr...

Police can now search anyone in Melbourne's CBD without a warrant. How?

Title: Police can now search anyone in Melbourne's CBD without a warrant. How?
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Victoria police have made the unprecedented move of assigning a 10 sq km area of inner Melbourne as a 'designated area' for six months.
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‘Vast overreach’: police allowed to conduct warrantless pat-downs of people across inner Melbourne for six months ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/nov/25/melbourne-police-search-powers-warrantless-pat-downs-six-months?CMP=gdnaus_yt

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Truckloads of leftover food donated as Ashes ends early

Title: Truckloads of leftover food donated as Ashes ends early
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: A huge surplus of food has been donated to charities across Western Australia after the Ashes Test wrapped up early.
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The warehouse full of food was intended for the third day of the Ashes Test, but never used as the game wrapped up inside two days. Optus Stadium, known as Perth Stadium for the duration of the first Test, directed all surplus food to OzHarvest, Australia’s leading food rescue service, which in turn partnered with SecondBite and Foodbank WA to distribute the food to those in need across the state. The organisation said it was the biggest single donation it had ever received in Western Australia

Short first Ashes Test results in record donation of surplus food across Western Australia ► https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/nov/26/short-first-ashes-test-food-donation-western-australia

Pauline Hanson’s censure motion over burqa stunt in Senate

Title: Pauline Hanson’s censure motion over burqa stunt in Senate
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: After walking in yesterday wearing a burqa for the second time in her career, One Nation senator Pauline Hanson has been censured and suspended from the chamber for seven days.

Penny Wong, who moved the motion, said in an address:

'After what occurred yesterday, someone I’m close to this morning spoke about a conversation with her seven-year-old daughter last night and her daughter asked, "Mummy, do all Christians hate Muslims?" That summarised where we find ourselves and we see it again.'

It was at that point that Ralph Babet, the United Australia senator, was heard by this masthead and others in the Senate chamber to call out 'I do'.

Babet later told Guardian Australia he had said: 'I do, I hate radical Islam.'

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Parliament ‘drips’ in racism: Faruqi slams Hanson’s burqa stunt

Title: Parliament ‘drips’ in racism: Faruqi slams Hanson’s burqa stunt
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The deputy Greens leader, Mehreen Faruqi, condemned Pauline Hanson for her burqa stunt, and accused the whole chamber of allowing racism to fester inside and outside of parliament.

Faruqi said, “You just want to talk about respecting each other. Well, this is where respecting each other and just talking the talk has got us. This parliament drips now in racism, because for decades, for decades, politicians – and both major parties, can I say – let it happen.”
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Pauline Hanson is censured by Senate over burqa stunt

Title: Pauline Hanson is censured by Senate over burqa stunt
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The Senate has voted to censure One Nation leader Pauline Hanson after she entered the chamber wearing a black burqa.
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The leader of the government in the Senate, Penny Wong, introduced the censure motion, saying what Hanson pulled was 'immature and shameless'. Wong said her friend's seven year old daughter had asked after hearing of Hanson's stunt, 'if 'all christians hate muslims'. Wong added, 'That summarised where we find ourselves and we see it again'. Hanson has sought to ban the Muslim face covering on national security grounds, despite being unable to name a single safety incident linked to the burqa

Pauline Hanson faces widespread condemnation after repeating ‘disgraceful’ burqa stunt in Senate ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/nov/24/pauline-hanson-faces-widespread-condemnation-af...

Parliament 'drips now in racism': Faruqi slams Pauline Hanson's 'pathetic' burqa stunt

Title: Parliament 'drips now in racism': Faruqi slams Pauline Hanson's 'pathetic' burqa stunt
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The deputy Greens leader, Mehreen Faruqi, condemned Pauline Hanson for her burqa stunt, and accused the whole chamber of allowing racism to fester inside and outside of parliament.
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Faruqi said, "You just want to talk about respecting each other. Well, this is where respecting each other and just talking the talk has got us. This parliament drips now in racism, because for decades, for decades, politicians – and both major parties, can I say – let it happen."

Outrage at Australian senator Pauline Hanson wearing burqa to parliament – video ► https://www.theguardian.com/global/video/2025/nov/24/australian-far-right-senator-pauline-hanson-wears-burqa-parliament-video

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Footage shows terrifying encounters between postal workers and aggressive dogs

Title: Footage shows terrifying encounters between postal workers and aggressive dogs
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Australia Post has released dashcam footage showing pet dogs attacking and chasing postal workers as they attempt to deliver parcels.
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On average, 46 postal workers a week deal with dog-related incidents, averaging nine incidents a day. Posties end up in hospital with dog bites and then have to deal with the lasting psychological effects from the traumatic events; they now carry citronella spray to deter aggressive dogs, but sometimes there is not enough time to use them before the animals attack.

Australia Post is urging dog owners to lock up their dogs if they are expecting a delivery and say they will stop deliveries to a property or street if there is a dangerous dog

Australia Post releases footage of posties being hit by cars as it urges drivers to ‘keep an eye out’ ► https://www.thegua...

Ed Husic says Australia ‘begs for the scraps’ from profiteering gas companies

Title: Ed Husic says Australia ‘begs for the scraps’ from profiteering gas companies
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Labor MP Ed Husic has delivered an impassioned speech in parliament demanding gas producers sell cheaper fuel for Australian use.
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'Our gas, our prices: that should be the bedrock, the cornerstone of our thinking,' said Husic. 'We cannot tolerate being lectured to by overseas buyers telling us what we can do with our gas when they on-sell the gas they get from us to make a massive profit.' He said 'tinkering at the edges' of reform would not fix a 'fundamentally distorted' gas market

‘Our gas, our prices’: Ed Husic breaks ranks with Labor to demand an end to ‘profiteering’ by exporters ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/nov/24/gas-prices-ed-husic-labor-nicolette-boele

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Pauline Hanson cooks steak on toastie press for Barnaby Joyce in parliament house

Title: Pauline Hanson cooks steak on toastie press for Barnaby Joyce in parliament house
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Barnaby Joyce and Pauline Hanson got together in Hanson’s office last night to share a steak cooked on a sandwich press.
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Joyce is still a member of the National party, but has not been sitting in party room meetings – which means he likely won’t be there again today when they gather this morning. He has said he won’t recontest his seat of New England with the Nationals at the next election

Pauline Hanson faces widespread condemnation after repeating ‘disgraceful’ burqa stunt in Senate ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/nov/24/pauline-hanson-faces-widespread-condemnation-after-repeating-disgraceful-burqa-stunt-in-senate

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Outrage at Australian far-right senator wearing burqa to parliament

Title: Outrage at Australian far-right senator wearing burqa to parliament
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: There was outrage after the Australian far-right senator Pauline Hanson wore a burqa to parliament, the second time she has used the head garment worn by some Muslim women as a political prop to push for a national ban during her career.
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Hanson wore the garment shortly after she was denied permission to introduce a bill that would outlaw burqas and other face coverings in public places in Australia.

The senate erupted in anger as she walked into the chamber wearing the burqa and proceedings were suspended when Hanson refused orders to remove it.

She previously wore a burqa to parliament in 2017, also calling for a national ban at the time.

Pauline Hanson faces widespread condemnation after repeating ‘disgraceful’ burqa stunt in Senate ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2...

Sea World helicopter crash inquest: footage shows moments leading up to collision

Title: Sea World helicopter crash inquest: footage shows moments leading up to collision
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Video footage seen at inquest shows the seconds leading up to the fatal mid-air helicopter collision. Four people died when the two Sea World choppers collided above the Gold Coast’s Broadwater in January 2023, during the busy summer holiday season. Footage from inside one of the helicopters shows one passenger trying to get a pilot’s attention. Just 25 seconds after the helicopter took off, it collided with another Sea World-branded chopper, at an altitude just under 40 metres

‘How could that happen?’: footage of Sea World helicopters in deadly mid-air collision shown at inquest ► https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/nov/24/sea-world-helicopter-crash-mid-air-collision-gold-coast-video-footage-inquest

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Sussan Ley asks ‘how do we maintain the rage?’ over the 74 Australian women killed in 2024

Title: Sussan Ley asks ‘how do we maintain the rage?’ over the 74 Australian women killed in 2024
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The opposition leader, Sussan Ley, has urged Australians to ‘maintain the rage’ over the high number of women killed at the hands of their partners. Ahead of International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Ley spoke after Labor MP Sharon Claydon introduced a motion to end family and domestic violence. Claydon read the list of the women who have lost their lives in the last year. ‘Every year I read this list in the hope it will be the last, heartbreakingly that day has not yet come’. Liberal MP Aaron Violi also spoke, urging his male colleagues to be part of the solution to ending the violence against women

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Is there a boom in Australians becoming snake catchers?

Title: Is there a boom in Australians becoming snake catchers?
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: With a reported boom in people becoming snake handlers, Guardian Australia's Joe Hinchcliffe attended a venomous snake handling course in Queensland to investigate what's involved in training to wrangle some of the world's deadliest snakes.
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Christina Zdenek and Chris Hay, the herpetologist pair running the course, say they've observed a growth in their industry: '[The] number of snake catchers has exploded in Australia, and that's in every Australian state,' says Chris. 'And every year we hear about this increase in snake numbers. But the fact is it's the increase in human population that is then catalysing this increase in snake interaction.'

Reporter: Joe Hinchcliffe
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Executive producers: Michael Kalenderian & Molly Glassey

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Is the Liberal party in crisis? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition

Title: Is the Liberal party in crisis? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition
Date posted: 6 months ago
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Wrangling Australia's most dangerous land snake

Title: Wrangling Australia's most dangerous land snake
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: With a reported boom in people becoming snake handlers, Guardian Australia's Joe Hinchcliffe attended a venomous snake handling course in Queensland to investigate what's involved in training to wrangle some of the world's deadliest snakes.

Christina Zdenek and Chris Hay, the herpetologist pair running the course, say they've observed a growth in their industry: '[The] number of snake catchers has exploded in Australia, and that's in every Australian state,' says Chris. 'And every year we hear about this increase in snake numbers. But the fact is it's the increase in human population that is then catalysing this increase in snake interaction.'

Watch the full video – including Joe wrangling the world’s most venomous snake, the inland taipan, here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/video/2025/nov/15/learning-to-handle-some-of-the-worlds-most-venomous-snakes-video

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Japan and China in growing row. What is happening?

Title: Japan and China in growing row. What is happening?
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Tokyo and Beijing are embroiled in a deepening row over Taiwan after Japan’s prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, suggested that her country could potentially become militarily involved in the event of an attempted Chinese invasion of the self-governing island.

Why has Taiwan become a flashpoint between the north-east Asian neighbours and major trading partners, and is there a risk that the war of words could escalate?

Rafqa Touma speaks to Helen Davidson, reporting from Taipei, about the rising temperature in east Asia.

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Can the Liberals survive an existential crisis? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition

Title: Can the Liberals survive an existential crisis? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Liberal party leaders around the country are facing challenges, from Sussan Ley in Canberra to Mark Speakman stepping down in New South Wales – all while the party struggles to maintain relevance, diversify its base and win votes.
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Bridie Jabour talks to the head of newsroom, Mike Ticher, and deputy editor Patrick Kennelly about whether the Liberals have what it takes to bounce back

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Wieambilla shootings inquest: watch a reconstruction of events based on the evidence

Title: Wieambilla shootings inquest: watch a reconstruction of events based on the evidence
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Following a terror attack at a remote property in Wieambilla, the Queensland coroner's court conducted a five-week inquest, reconstructing the day Stacey, Gareth and Nathaniel Train murdered two police officers and a neighbour. Body-worn camera footage, police aerial vision and a triple 0 phone call were all presented as evidence to help answer the question: what really happened at Wieambilla?
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A beautiful rare pink grasshopper has been spotted in New Zealand

Title: A beautiful rare pink grasshopper has been spotted in New Zealand
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: An “exceptionally rare” pink grasshopper has been spotted basking in the sun alongside a river in New Zealand’s South Island.

A group of department of conservation researchers were conducting their annual grasshopper survey near Lake Tekapo in the MacKenzie basin when they came across the dark pink female critter.

The species – the robust grasshopper – is native to New Zealand, and the country’s largest lowland grasshopper. It is typically grey or brown, like the river stones of the only area they inhabit, the edges of the braided rivers of MacKenzie basin.

Jen Schori, a department of conservation ranger involved in the survey, couldn’t believe it when she came across the pink grasshoppers for the first time.

“It was so exciting. Pink grasshoppers are exceptionally rare.”

Reporting by Eva Corlett, New Zealand correspondent.

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What grenade was used in the recent Melbourne protests?

Title: What grenade was used in the recent Melbourne protests?
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Have you ever seen this grenade before?

The stinger grenade is one of a suite of “less lethal” options embraced by police for use at protests in the past five years, despite such weapons being linked to a series of serious injuries or even deaths, including a woman in France who researchers found lost an eye because of a stinger grenade.

The use of stinger grenades by police has also led to legal action by protesters, including in the US, after they were used during Black Lives Matter rallies.

Reporter Nino Bucci has been speaking to activists in Melbourne who allege they were injured by one.

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Broken Trust: Kardell Lomas' story

Title: Broken Trust: Kardell Lomas' story
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: In the months before her death, Kardell Lomas repeatedly sought help – from domestic violence support services and the police – to escape the violent and dangerous man who killed her. She had 24 interactions with various agencies and she repeatedly disclosed fears for her safety, death threats, serious violence and other abuse.

A coroner’s finding detailed some of the events of those last few months. But it did not interrogate the actions of police in the lead-up to her death. It did not unpack what her family and First Nations experts believe is clear evidence of systemic racism in the way authorities and services responded to Kardell’s attempts to seek help.

The coroner declined to hold an inquest because “there does not appear to be any prospect of making recommendations that would reduce the likelihood of similar passings occurring in future”.

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Former detective accuses Queensland police of covering up their own failures

Title: Former detective accuses Queensland police of covering up their own failures
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: A former senior Queensland detective has accused police of covering up their own failures in some cases she worked on where vulnerable women died after seeking police protection, and alleges she was told it was her role to “protect the organisation’s reputation at all costs”.

Kate Pausina is a former senior detective who spent several years working in the coronial support unit – the division of the Queensland police service responsible for liaising with the coroner.

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In Australia, the crisis support service Lifeline is on 13 11 14 and the national family violence counselling service is on 1800 737 732. Other international helplines can be found via www.befrienders.org

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House passes bill to release Epstein files

Title: House passes bill to release Epstein files
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The Senate has now moved swiftly to approve legislation that would force the release of investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein, hours after a near-unanimous vote in the US House, nearly wrapping up a bipartisan effort Donald Trump had fought for months.

By unanimous consent, the Senate agreed to pass the measure as soon as it arrived in the chamber from the House, which had overwhelmingly approved the bill earlier on Tuesday in a 427-1 tally. Once the legislation is forwarded to the Senate, it will be automatically approved and cleared for Trump’s signature. The president, who dropped his opposition after it was clear it would pass, has said he would sign it.

“The American people have waited long enough. Jeffrey Epstein’s victims have waited long enough,” Chuck Schumer, the top Senate Democrat, said in a floor speech on Tuesday, before winning unanimous consent. “Let the truth come out. Let transparency reign.”

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Unprecedented marine heatwave decimates corals at Ningaloo reef

Title: Unprecedented marine heatwave decimates corals at Ningaloo reef
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Almost two out of three corals across popular tourism spots at the world heritage-listed Ningaloo reef have died after an unprecedented marine heatwave hit the Western Australia region, scientists have discovered. The areas in Ningaloo's northern lagoon have undergone a 'profound ecological simplification' with coral species that were keystones to the habitat among those killed

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'Exceptionally rare' pink grasshopper spotted by New Zealand ranger

Title: 'Exceptionally rare' pink grasshopper spotted by New Zealand ranger
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Researchers from New Zealand's conservation department conducting an annual grasshopper survey near Lake Tekapo on the South Island have spotted a rare pink grasshopper. The species – the robust grasshopper – is native to New Zealand and is the country’s largest lowland grasshopper. The pink hue is thought to be caused by a genetic mutation, as the insect is typically grey or brown like the river stones of its native habitat in the MacKenzie basin

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Gail Karran recorded the savage beating that killed her

Title: Gail Karran recorded the savage beating that killed her
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Gail Karran made a recording of the attack that killed her. She activated a secret audio device when she heard her husband, Bill Karran, arrive home from the Hervey Bay police watch house on the night of 31 October 2017. It recorded Bill banging on the door. It recorded 105 blows.

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Bill Karran was sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter, rape and strangulation. A coroner found there was “very little … which would have prevented him” from killing Gail.

But Guardian Australia’s two-year investigation into domestic and family violence homicides in Queensland has uncovered shocking new evidence – including records withheld from the coroner – of serious police failures that placed Gail in danger the night she was attacked.

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CBA boss grilled over decision not to repay bank fees to vulnerable customers

Title: CBA boss grilled over decision not to repay bank fees to vulnerable customers
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The chief executive of CBA, Matt Comyn, has mounted a fierce defence of the bank’s decision to not repay $270m in fees to 2.2 million low-income customers after a report by Asic in July. CBA has already paid $25m in 'goodwill payments' to tens of thousands of low-income Indigenous customers after the regulator in 2024 released a report which found banks were keeping vulnerable customers in high-fee accounts. But Comyn this morning doubled down on the bank’s hardline approach to Asic’s more recent report that accused the bank of charging hundreds of millions of dollars in excessive fees to millions of customers who were eligible for low-fee accounts.

The bank boss said there was 'nothing improper' about the fees charged to these customers, as they were charged in line with the published terms of conditions. He said the bank was a commercial entity and that at its extreme, returning those fees to its customers could be seen by the bank’s shareholders as 'an appropr...

Footage shows police telling Hannah Clarke’s ex how to challenge protection order

Title: Footage shows police telling Hannah Clarke’s ex how to challenge protection order
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Hannah Clarke, 31, was leaving her parents’ Brisbane home on 19 February 2020 to take her children to school when Baxter, 42, jumped into the car. He splashed fuel and set it alight before stabbing himself and dying nearby. The bodies of Aaliyah, six, Laianah, four, and Trey, three, were found in the vehicle; Clarke died in hospital.

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Two months earlier, Baxter grabbed his middle child, Laianah, at an access visit and took her interstate. Police initially treated the matter as a custody dispute because no formal parenting orders were in place.

This body-worn camera footage released to Guardian Australia by the coroner shows two male police officers who served Baxter with the order telling him how to challenge it in court.

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Police investigated 'veracity and motive' of woman's DV allegations - even after her murder

Title: Police investigated 'veracity and motive' of woman's DV allegations - even after her murder
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Rowan Baxter controlled, abused, stalked and killed his estranged wife and their children, and spent days planning the act. New evidence uncovered by Guardian Australia reveals serious police failings in the lead-up to the murders of Hannah Clarke and her three children that were overlooked by the coronial inquest and never investigated by homicide detectives.

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Former senior detective, Kate Pausina, believes the most startling revelation in the new evidence is that a number of police officers involved in investigating the killings had doubts about Clarke’s allegations that she had been a victim of domestic violence and coercive control – even after she was murdered.

A document prepared by detectives for a meeting with the state coroner on 10 March 2020 summarises early investigations and the proposed di...

Broken trust: how police failed Hannah Clarke and other women they were supposed to protect

Title: Broken trust: how police failed Hannah Clarke and other women they were supposed to protect
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Serious police failings in the lead-up to the murders of Brisbane woman Hannah Clarke and her three children challenge the official finding that nothing more could have been done to save them.
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Two whistleblowers from within the Queensland police and the state coroners court have spoken to Guardian Australia in the hope their revelations will change the way domestic violence cases and deaths are handled.

But it is not just one case. New evidence suggests that police failed at least two other women before their deaths, and failed them again after they died by not properly investigating those failures.

If something more could have been done to protect Hannah Clarke, then could something more have been done for the women whose names we don't know?

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Trio of young peregrine falcons take first flight atop Melbourne skyscraper

Title: Trio of young peregrine falcons take first flight atop Melbourne skyscraper
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Late last week, three peregrine falcons – two females and one male – left their ledge high above Melbourne's CBD for the first time.
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One suffered a dramatic crash landing but successfully left the nest on the second attempt. The trio hatched at the end of September with thousands tuning into a 24-hour live stream of their nest.

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Vision of police officer detonating a 'stinger' grenade at Melbourne protest

Title: Vision of police officer detonating a 'stinger' grenade at Melbourne protest
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Vision of a protest in Melbourne on 19 October shows how a Victorian police officer detonated a munition known as a 'stinger' grenade, designed as a crowd-control device.
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It makes a loud noise, creates a blinding flash and fires rubber projectiles. The grenades have been increasingly deployed, despite being linked to serious injuries and even deaths

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Do investors improve housing supply? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition

Title: Do investors improve housing supply? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The housing crisis is getting worse. Prices are going up at the fastest rate in almost four years and, as more Australians are being locked out of the market, many are struggling to pay the rent.

The government knows the scale of this crisis but progress has been slow.

Bridie Jabour talks to the head of newsroom, Mike Ticher, deputy editor Patrick Kennelly and the national news editor, Josephine Tovey, about whether the government has found the right solutions to fix the housing crisis

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Learning to handle some of the world's most venomous snakes

Title: Learning to handle some of the world's most venomous snakes
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: With a reported boom in people becoming snake handlers, Guardian Australia's Joe Hinchcliffe attended a venomous snake handling course in Queensland to investigate what's involved in training to wrangle some of the world's deadliest snakes.
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Christina Zdenek and Chris Hay, the herpetologist pair running the course, say they've observed a growth in their industry: '[The] number of snake catchers has exploded in Australia, and that's in every Australian state,' says Chris. 'And every year we hear about this increase in snake numbers. But the fact is it's the increase in human population that is then catalysing this increase in snake interaction.'

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Why doesn’t Labor axe negative gearing? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition

Title: Why doesn’t Labor axe negative gearing? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Why doesn’t Labor axe negative gearing?

The housing crisis is getting worse. Prices are going up at the fastest rate in almost four years and, as more Australians are being locked out of the market, many are struggling to pay the rent.

The government knows the scale of this crisis but progress has been slow.

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Is Labor doing enough to solve the housing crisis? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition

Title: Is Labor doing enough to solve the housing crisis? – Full Story podcast: Newsroom edition
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: The housing crisis is getting worse. Prices are going up at the fastest rate in almost four years and, as more Australians are being locked out of the market, many are struggling to pay the rent.
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Bagpipe world record?

Title: Bagpipe world record?
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Matilda Boseley heads to Melbourne’s Federation Square where hundreds of bagpipe players are performing AC/DC’s It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock’n’Roll) in an attempt to break the world record for the largest bagpipe ensemble. An early count showing 358 pipers in attendance grows to 374, comprehensively beating the previous record of 333 set in Bulgaria in 2012.
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New Epstein emails cast doubt on Trump's past denials

Title: New Epstein emails cast doubt on Trump's past denials
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Emails released by House Democrats on the oversight committee seem to suggest that Donald Trump was aware of Jeffrey Epstein’s conduct, stirring new doubt over the US president’s past denials.
This video is based on analysis by Guardian US political correspondent Robert Tait. Read the full story at our site.

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Watch 374 bagpipe players break world record with AC/DC tribute

Title: Watch 374 bagpipe players break world record with AC/DC tribute
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Matilda Boseley heads to Melbourne’s Federation Square where hundreds of bagpipe players are performing AC/DC’s It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock’n’Roll) in an attempt to break the world record for the largest bagpipe ensemble. An early count showing 358 pipers in attendance grows to 374, comprehensively beating the previous record of 333 set in Bulgaria in 2012.
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Bridge in China partially collapses

Title: Bridge in China partially collapses
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Footage shows the moment a new bridge partly collapsed along a highway linking Tibet to Sichuan province in China on Tuesday.

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What is happening in El Fasher and Sudan?

Title: What is happening in El Fasher and Sudan?
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: At the end of October, the Rapid Support Forces captured El Fasher from the army.

It was yet another brutal development in Sudan’s war. Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab has said the level of violence was comparable to the first 24 hours of the Rwandan genocide. Since then, the RSF has been accused of killing hundreds of unarmed civilians in ethnically motivated attacks.

The RSF now controls all major urban centres in Darfur, with the country facing the possibility of partition.

But who are the RSF, and what role do international players like the UAE have here?

Rafqa Touma talks to Kaamil Ahmed in London.

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What are my rights when I need to see a specialist doctor?

Title: What are my rights when I need to see a specialist doctor?
Date posted: 6 months ago
Description: Fees to see specialist doctors in Australia are becoming inaccessibly high, putting millions of people at risk of missing out on potentially critical care. While a true fix will undoubtably require government intervention, here’s some important things you can do to help ensure you can access affordable care. Based on reporting by Natasha May.

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