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Morning Mail: exclusive investigation into Sydney housing spread, ‘hive of spies’ exposed, Putin’s nuclear move

Why has land on the city’s fringes been rezoned for homes when it has no transport links, inadequate water and a koala population? And the Asio chief lifts lid on espionage

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Vic Liberals all responsible for election loss: Pesutto

Victorian Opposition Leader John Pesutto has brushed off suggestions Matthew Guy was the reason the coalition lost last year's state election.

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Teal MP Monique Ryan and chief of staff Sally Rugg get two-week extension to negotiate workplace dispute

Rugg and Ryan will get another fortnight to negotiate after a ‘robust exchange of views’ failed to deliver an outcome yesterday.

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Rocking those boats

We’re still ‘stopping the boats’ with even stronger border patrols after ditching temporary protection visas, and Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has vowed to establish a treaty with First Nations peoples.

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Surgeon says reputation destroyed by media harassment

An award-winning surgeon and human rights activist has claimed his reputation has been "destroyed" by Nine through a defamatory campaign of over 100 articles.

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Australia’s cities can’t be architectural cemeteries — we must build more houses for the living

Heritage listings are essential to preserve historic landmarks. But should car parks be valued over affordable housing?

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Morning Mail: Angus Taylor’s role in energy price report, China’s ‘Spamouflage’ threat, Burt Bacharach dies

Exclusive story reveals how Coalition delayed news of hikes; thinktank says Beijing linked to online campaign to undermine democracy

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Nine pays $305m for Olympic Games rights: here’s what it means for viewers in Australia

Rights to the summer and winter Olympic Games extend across free-to-air TV, streaming, digital publishing, radio and print

The Guardian - AU

Producers Of An Award-Winning Play Asked For POC Critics The Age Had A Tantrum About It

It published a cartoon mocking the two Black leads of the play, too.

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The Voice is going fine. It’s the media that’s the problem

The brouhaha by journalists over the Voice to Parliament reflects the media’s craving for conflict. It’s not called the silly season for nothing.

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Nine and Seven go from TV ratings spat to claims of lost ‘landmark defamation’ case

Nine’s James Chessell says star reporter Nick McKenzie’s case settled, not lost. Plus: Norman Swan’s ‘controversial’ award

The Guardian - AU

‘They’re Still Killing Us’: Powerful Footage From Invasion Day Protests Across Unceded Land

"We will not celebrate rape, theft and murder on January 26."

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Morning Mail: Body image activist Taryn Brumfitt honoured, Albanese fights for voice

Body image activist from South Australia takes the top national award; PM urges opponents to see the national interest; and pro-Russian tennis fans quizzed by police

The Guardian - AU

Lightning strikes: storm cell sweeps the coast

A STORM cell moved its way up the east coast of NSW on Tuesday night, bringing with it a reported 30,000 lightning strikes.

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Pressure builds on Victoria to overhaul bail laws in response to Indigenous woman’s death on remand

Ahead of coroner handing down findings into death of Veronica Nelson, her partner says she ‘shouldn’t have been in jail’

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Michael Clarke and Karl Stefanovic clash proves tabloid gold as Daily Mail chastises Nine and ABC

Mail accuses Nine and ABC of ‘radio silence’ over fracas. Plus: conservative media attacks Jacinda Ardern

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Kokkinakis out in the Open

It took him five hours and 45 minutes, but Scot Andy Murray came back from the brink of defeat to take Aussie Thanasi Kokkinakis out of the Australian Open, and three more people have been charged with the murder of Indigenous teenager Cassius Turvey.

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Australia’s billionaires 61% wealthier than pre-COVID amid calls to scrap tax cuts

With a backdrop of rising inflation and falling wages, the government is facing renewed pressure to rethink its support for Morrison-era tax cuts.

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Storm damage in regional Victoria; Shooters party to refer NSW premier Dominic Perrottet to police over Nazi uniform – as it happened

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George Pell’s death could renew distress for Ballarat’s child abuse survivors

‘Sense of quiet’ in town which has the unfortunate distinction of being a hotspot of historic sexual abuse by Catholic clergy

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Saint or sinner? Australia split over Cardinal George Pell

Sydney (AFP) - In death as in life, Cardinal George Pell split opinion in Australia: while believers on Wednesday mourned the passing of a "great churchman", sexual abuse survivors said they would shed no tears.

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Councils Are Felling Trees To Make Way For Postie EVs The Irony ( Climate Change) Is Killing Me

Melbourne councils are cutting down trees on footpaths to make way for Australia Post's new emissions-reducing electric trikes.

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Footage Shows A Melb Billionaire’s Dinner Guests Hid From Police Mid-Lockdown But No One Got Fined

Footage has emerged of Melbourne billionaire Anthony Pratt‘s dinner party during lockdown 2021 and, wouldn’t you know it, Victoria Police has ruled out taking any action against him.Police were called to the Kew mansion of the recycling and packaging billionaire on July 23, 2021 after neighbours dobbed him in for flouting…

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Police rule out action on party at billionaire’s mansion during Victorian lockdown

Officers attended the Kew residence of recycling magnate Anthony Pratt at the time but say further action impossible as ‘statute of limitations has expired’

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Experts want stage three tax cuts revised

More than 100 economists and tax experts have signed an open letter urging Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to reconsider the stage three tax cuts.

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