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Nine’s cultural problems have been around since I was there in the 1980s

The culture of power games reported in the wake of the Darren Wick scandal is nothing new at Nine, where they’ve been going on for decades.

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By-election bronze won't threaten leadership: Pesutto

The Victorian Liberals have defended contesting a by-election for former Daniel Andrews' old seat after finishing third behind a high-profile independent.

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Federal Labor barely ahead in latest polls; Victorian Labor takes a hit but holds Mulgrave at byelection

There have been three federal polls since my October 13 article on the federal Resolve poll that still had Labor far ahead. These polls show a tie in Morgan and two two-point Labor leads in YouGov and Essential. There has been a clear trend to the Coalition in polls conducted…

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Labor keeps Mulgrave in Vic by-election despite swing

Labor appears on track to retain the Victorian seat of Mulgrave, previously held by former premier Daniel Andrews, but with a large swing against it.

AAP

Albanese and Labor slump to worst position in Newspoll since 2022 election

A national Newspoll, conducted October 30 to November 3 from a sample of 1,220 people, gave Labor a 52–48% lead over the Coalition, a two-point gain for the Coalition since the final Newspoll before the October 14 Voice referendum. This is Labor’s narrowest lead in Newspoll since the 2022 federal…

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Twisted paedophile told 'young girl' to say she was his niece if anyone asked

Michael Hancock believed he was talking to a 12-year-old child, whom he was expecting to meet at a shopping centre.

Daily Record

Jarrow paedophile told '12-year-old' to pose as his niece if anyone asked at the Metrocentre

Michael Hancock, of Jarrow, thought he was talking sexually to a child but it was an undercover police officer

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Washington bus driver racially abused by passenger who missed his stop while distracted by phone

John Richardson, of Washington, had been to his brother's funeral and was drunk when he made the offensive remarks

Chronicle Live

Lanarkshire dad has heart attack and dies in back of taxi travelling to bowling club

Despite the best efforts of nurses from a nearby hospital, doting father and grandfather Ian Cook could not be saved and his passing has left his family utterly devastated.

Glasgow Live

Bristol Rovers verdict: Duff grumbles, new Taylor emerges as Gas pass Joey Barton's test

Sam Frost's verdict on an entertaining and evenly-contested 0-0 draw between Bristol Rovers and Barnsley at the Mem on Saturday

Bristol Post

Seizures, deaths, depopulation: CheckMate looks into claims made in new anti-vax film Died Suddenly

A new conspiracy-laden film that baselessly alleges COVID-19 vaccines are causing large numbers of deaths has been viewed more than 10 million times in 10 days.

ABC News

‘Twas a black night for the Victorian Libs, and a very ordinary night for independents

Matthew Guy has lost two elections to Dan Andrews, joining a pretty exclusive club of two-time losers. But independents were losers too.

Crikey

Violinist Susan Collins to star at Newcastle Music Festival

By the time she was 14, Susan was performing with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, uat the Sydney Opera House

Newcastle Herald

Wales’s qualification for the World Cup was a glorious, hysterical occasion

On a frenzied night of red shirts, bucket hats and steadying drink, Gareth Bale gave the fans a once in a lifetime experience

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Man robbed £5,000 from Leeds Yorkshire Building Society then threw it into the air saying he'd 'won the Lottery'

Kieran McIlvenny had been released from police custody the same day he plotted to rob a bank at knifepoint and give the money to the public

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Health inspectors accused of 'maliciously' meddling in independent audit of I Cook Foods

The owners of a Dandenong catering company taking civil action against the council and the Victorian government previously accused health inspectors of planting a slug in a kitchen.

ABC News

Council at centre of Melbourne catering controversy breaks silence on slug saga

The issue dates back to 2019, when I Cook Foods in Dandenong South was shut down after multiple health inspections by council officers. The business owner has since made accusations a slug was planted.

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