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Vale Leon Paroissien: the first director of the Museum of Contemporary Art who shaped how Australians experience art

In 1975 when Gough Whitlam opened the Manet to Matisse exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, which had come to Australia from the United States, he proudly proclaimed it was only possible as the Australian government had

The Conversation

“Am I Evil? was me trying to beat Black Sabbath’s Symptom Of The Universe. I was determined to come up with something heavier”: The story of Diamond Head’s Lightning To The Nations, the cult album that invented Metallica

Diamond Head’s Lightning To The Nations should have turned them into NWOBHM-era superstars, but instead it inspired Lars Ulrich to start his own band

Metal Hammer

SS Richard Montgomery: WW2 wreck in Thames Estuary is 'ticking time bomb', expert warns

Experts have warned that there is a tsunami risk if the SS Richard Montgomery explodes

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‘I make reality out of fantasy’: Hiroshi Sugimoto on fooling the world with his camera

As his survey opens in Sydney, the legendary photographer talks about using light and shadow to bring the dead back to life, and why he turned down a job from Bono

The Guardian - AU

The various (sometimes unhinged) ways the fossil fuel lobby tries to win hearts and minds

Gina Rinehart’s recent ad campaign put us in mind of previous attempts by the fossil fuel industry to get people on side.

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Recovery operation underway as boat sinks and spills fuel at Scottish fish farm

A RECOVERY operation is underway at the Sound of Mull after a fish farm landing craft sunk and leaked fuel ...

The National (Scotland)

Widespread protests over Neha’s murder

The shocking murder of MCA student Neha Hiremath on the university campus in Hubballi led to widespread protests in different places in the region with members of various organisations and different communities including Muslims coming on the streets condemning the incident and seeking capital punishment for the accused.

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IPL | Anti-Corruption Unit evicts suspected bookies from Jaipur and Mumbai games

BCCI's ACU vigilant in evicting suspected bookies from IPL venues, emphasizing on keeping corrupt elements away from the league.

The Hindu

CMRL pay-off case | ED files case against Kerala CM’s daughter Veena, her IT company

Enforcement Directorate investigates alleged pay-off controversy involving Kerala Chief Minister's daughter, under Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

The Hindu

New firms bought crores of electoral bonds within months of formation

Newly incorporated firms in Chennai and Hyderabad bought electoral bonds worth crores of rupees within one to three years of starting operations.

The Hindu

Special buses to be operated to Tancet centre in Tiruchi

A total of 2,865 applicants are slated to take the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (Tancet) for postgraduate courses conducted by the Centre for Entrance Examinations, Anna University (CEETA), Chennai for M.B.A, M.C.A, M.E., and M. Tech at the Tiruchi examination centre on March 9 and 10.

The Hindu

Fears UK coastguards left children adrift on small boats before Channel tragedy

Children heard crying on 999 calls from boats in days before mass drowning, records suggest, yet logs contain no record of rescue attempts

The Guardian - UK

“I don’t remember saying I’d never heard Led Zeppelin. It’s beyond stupidity to say that!”: did Kingdom Come really sound like Zeppelin? Not according to singer Lenny Wolf

Kingdom Come released their divisive debut album on March 1, 1988. Original singer Lenny Wolf looks back on success, struggle and those infamous comparisons

Louder

“He was an immortal badass”: the genius of Tom Petty, by the people who knew him best

Tom Petty’s daughters, ex-bandmates and peers look back on the life of an American legend

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‘Climate wars are over’, says the mining lobby. Let us behold the ways!

Are the climate wars over? The Minerals Council says they are — while continuing to pursue them out of sight.

The Hindu

Illegal payments to political functionaries by Kochi-based CMRL necessitated SFIO probe, Centre tells Karnataka HC

Bengaluru: ₹135 crore illegal payments to political functionaries and entities prompt SFIO probe, challenged by Exalogic Solutions.

Louder

“When the Boogie Nights scene came on, I said, ‘Man, I think I’ve been in that guy’s house in the early 80s!’”: the rise, fall and porn-assisted resurrection of AOR heroes Night Ranger

Power ballads, bust-ups and Boogie Nights – this is the epic story of Night Ranger

The Guardian - AU

Tacita Dean on Oppenheimer and analogue film: ‘If Hollywood sees profit it will keep film alive’

A new exhibition at Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art focuses on the artist’s recent output – including her most personal work to date

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The making of Tom Petty's Full Moon Fever: "George Harrison went to the store and bought a ginger root, boiled it and had me stick my head in the pot to get the ginger steam to open up my sinuses. Then I ran in and did the take"

More than 33 years after its release, Tom Petty's solo debut is still making headlines thanks to Grand Theft Autio 6. We dig into the creation of a classic album

Louder

"Those were crazy times. I wouldn’t change it for the world": how Goodbye Yellow Brick Road reinforced Elton John's status as a global superstar

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is the second-biggest-selling album released in 1973, with more than 32 million sales worldwide

Crikey

Albanese, NZ and Canadian PMs call for Gaza ceasefire

Anthony Albanese, NZ PM Christopher Luxon and Canadian PM Justin Trudeau have jointly issued a strong statement calling for a ‘sustainable ceasefire’ in Gaza, and WA Premier Roger Cook says ‘green’ groups are working to divide Indigenous communities and use them to take big resources projects to court.

AAP

Analogue artist Tacita Dean chalks up Sydney showcase

A major exhibition by British contemporary artist Tacita Dean has been unveiled at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney.

Al Jazeera

Gambia parents ‘fight for children’ in landmark trial on India syrup deaths

At least 70 children died on taking the toxic medicine. Their parents are suing the Gambian government and drugmaker.

Evening Standard

Channel crossing which left 27 dead to be investigated

Transport Secretary announced a "thorough and independent" investigation into the November 2021 channel crossing tragedy.

The Independent UK

Channel crossing tragedy: UK launches inquiry into 2021 mass drowning which left 27 dead

It follows the publication of a report by the Marine Accident Investigation Branch into the incident

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