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From down to earth to the lap of luxury, there is a wealth of open-air experiences on offer - especially in the UK. Andrea Oates presents the experts' guide

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The best UK camping spots with availability this summer

Tents at the ready – here’s where to embrace the great outdoors

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10 of the best luxury coastal campsites in Britain

Take advantage of the warm weather by booking into one of these stylish seaside campsites, selected from Coolcamping.co.uk’s new book Glamping Getaways

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The 50 Best nights under canvas

From tucked-away retreats and luxury yurts to perfect pitches for getting back to nature, Rhiannon Batten presents the experts’ guide to sleeping under the stars

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The 50 Best campsites

From tucked-away yurts for romantic retreats to wild pitches for getting back to nature, Rhiannon Batten has Britain's top spots for great nights under canvas

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Camping in the UK: the best sites and wild spots to pitch your tent

Make the most of summer by spending the night under canvas, whether you're camping out on the moors or bedding down in a luxury yurt

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Why the media aren't helping to solve the 'youth crime crisis' they're reporting

Media outlets across Australia have carried headlines about a “youth crime crisis” in recent months. While drawn from actual events, often involving serious criminality and antisocial behaviour, these often sensational reports have the same narrative subtext. The story is one of “bad kids” doing bad things in otherwise “good communities”.

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Year 7 students write to the environment minister. Then department heads turn up

Alice Springs students protested against a new water allocation plan. It spurred a visit from the NT Environment Department.

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Rental pressure ‘most concerning’ aspect of inflation picture, treasurer says – as it happened

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Leonard Tucker obituary

Pioneering lighting designer with Laurence Olivier and Peter Hall at the National Theatre, and later in the West End

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Australian public school funding falls behind private schools as states fail to meet targets

Calls for special deal to be struck for NT, which has biggest funding gap between public and private schools

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It was a landmark moment in First Nations education. Only one politician showed up

Liberal Senator Kerrynne Liddle spoke frankly about herself, her family and their shared fundamental belief that First Nations knowledge — ‘our knowledge’ — must stand alongside Western knowledge.

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Bernard Collaery’s lawyers argue secret ‘court-only’ evidence should be banned in national security cases

In evidence to the national security law watchdog, the legal team said the NSI Act had fundamental issues and needed reforming

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Alice Springs takeaway alcohol restrictions extended

Alcohol restrictions are being extended in Alice Springs with no end date set as figures show a reduction in hospitalisations and domestic violence incidents.

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Mavs’ Maxi Kleber opts out of World Cup after misguided criticism from Dennis Schroder

DALLAS — Anyone who has even loosely followed Maxi Kleber’s six-year Mavericks career knows he’s a model teammate, as well a close friend of Dwight Powell, Josh Green and ex-Maverick Jalen Brunson.

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The Northern Territory does not have a crocodile problem – and 'salties' do not need culling

Last week, a 67-year-old man was bitten on the arm by a saltwater crocodile at a waterhole in the Northern Territory’s Top End. Predictably, the incident has prompted debate over whether a crocodile cull is needed.

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The Victorian government could have to pay millions of dollars in compensation for bailing out of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, and Treasurer Jim Chalmers and his Chinese counterpart had ‘friendly’ talks in India about lifting trade sanctions and about two detained Australians, Cheng Lei and Yang Hengjun.

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‘Where is the accountability?’: Indigenous children bear the brunt of Australia’s unequal education system

In the Northern Territory, the failure to implement the Gonski funding reforms has left students with the fewest resources further disadvantaged

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NT government changes its mind in hours over a state funeral for Dr MK Turner OAM

On Monday morning, NT chief minister Natasha Fyles said no to a state funeral for Turner. By lunchtime she had changed her mind.

Newcastle Herald

Hunter mates were camping at NT waterhole when two-metre croc attacked

'We saw the crocodile surface just below the waterfall. It was about two metres long.'

The Guardian - AU

Man taken to hospital after reptile, believed to be 2 metres long, attacked him in the Litchfield national park

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I lost everything to online gambling. A national self-exclusion register might save others

It’s time to give vulnerable punters a chance – and a true ‘exit plan’ from further gambling harm

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Afternoon Update: robodebt report recommends prosecutions; another Sydney shooting; and Amazon deforestation drops 34%

Royal commission particularly scathing of Scott Morrison and Stuart Robert and the top public servant in charge of the scheme

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Australian energy ministers to consider renaming natural gas to ‘fossil gas’ in law

Meeting to discuss updating national gas law to reflect fuel’s environmental impact as well as overhauling hydrogen strategy

Manchester Evening News

This Morning viewers wonder if they've moved country as Holly Willoughby and Craig Doyle 'replaced' seconds into show

The ITV show was back on air but viewers issued complained as they were left a little taken aback after the opening titles rolled

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