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Resources Minister Madeleine King says cutting Australia’s gas supply would ‘worsen poverty and inequality’ and lead to ‘shortages … and high prices’, and independent Senator Lidia Thorpe says Dan Andrews quitting six days after announcing his plan to raze and redevelop 44 public housing towers was a ‘dog act’.

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‘Increasing Brazenness Of Neo-Nazis’ On Display As Syd Home Vandalised On Jewish Holiday

A home in Kensington Sydney was vandalised by Neo-Nazis during the middle of one of the most significant days on the Jewish calendar.

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Hot mic Pezzullo

Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo is reported to have sent hundreds of encrypted messages to Liberal powerbroker Scott Briggs in which he denigrated his enemies and tried to protect his allies, and Treasurer Jim Chalmers will spend $41 million on six TAFE centres of excellence and higher apprenticeships.

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Dow Jones Futures Fall, Yields Climb After Latest Market Shift; AI Chip Leader Extends Slide

The ailing market rally showed bearish action to the end the week, though Tesla held strong. The Fed meeting this coming week looms large.

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Investors be warned: Airbnb levy to soar

Huge rises in charges on short-term accommodation such as Airbnb are on the cards in Queensland and Victoria, and No camp’s key spokeswoman Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says Indigenous peoples don’t need a treaty because there was no ‘declaration of war’, and anyway, white settlement was a good thing.

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No camp’s strategy: fear over fact

The No camp’s volunteers have been told to use ’emotive language’ to sow feelings of ‘uncertainty, doubt or fear’, and former Morrison government minister Karen Andrews accuses an unnamed colleague of breathing on her neck and making suggestive comments.

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Chinese academic heavied by AFP and ASIO

A visiting Chinese professor had his laptop and mobile phone seized by the AFP and ASIO after reportedly being offered $2000 to provide intel on his networks in China, and independent NSW MP Alex Greenwich’s defamation case against Mark Latham could make history by being heard by a Federal Court…

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Global warming threatens Australia’s triple-A credit rating

As the world heats in the next seven years Australia’s triple-A credit rating will cool, and a judge has ruled a father cannot see two of his three sons for four months after ‘confusing’ them over their gender identity.

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Chinese checkers in the sky

Australia has tracked hundreds of Chinese satellites monitoring the Talisman Sabre and Malabar war games over northern Australia and Sydney Harbour, and vapers used templates provided by the tobacco and vaping industry in submissions to the government’s vaping reforms consultations.

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Dow Jones Futures Rise As Market Rally Powers Higher; Apple, Tesla Lead Stocks To Watch

The market rally had some wobbles amid big news, but powered for solid weekly gains. Apple and Tesla are stocks to watch.

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Up 74% Year-to-Date, Is Advanced Micro Devices Stock Still a Buy?

AMD is one of the top-performing chip stocks of 2023, but is it too late to buy the rally? Here's what investors need to know before Q2 earnings.

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Yumi Stynes Slams Right-Wing Fuckos Who Are Mad She Wrote An Informed Sex Ed Book For Kids

Right-wing uglies are mad the book explores sex with an LGBTQIA+ friendly lens.

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NSW Health Is Facing Criminal Prosecution Over Deaths Of Two Nurses Who Worked At Syd Hospital

The women, who are believed to have been dating, died within weeks of each other.

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We’re not playing

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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Accentuating the negative

Former Coalition Indigenous Australians spokesman Julian Leeser has accused the No campaign of using a trope of an ‘angry Aboriginal man’ to incite voters against the Voice, and new drugs offer hope of slowing the decline in dementia patients.

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Migrant crisis: Dozens feared dead amid surge in people risking lives to reach Canary Islands from West Africa

The Canary Islands have seen a surge in migrant arrivals in June

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Former senator accuses Van of misconduct

Former Liberal senator Amanda Stoker alleges her then-Liberal colleague Senator David Van ‘inappropriately touched me … it was not accidental’, and a senior barrister says it could be impossible to find an impartial jury to try disgraced soldier Ben Roberts-Smith with war crimes.

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Angus Campbell in political soup

Defence chief Angus Campbell tried to hand back his Distinguished Service Cross but then-defence minister Linda Reynolds declined to take it, and the bus driver allegedly involved in Australia’s worst bus crash in 34 years faces court this morning.

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Sydney Morning Herald apologises for failing ‘dismally’ on coverage of 1838 Myall Creek massacre

Nine Entertainment paper says it ‘essentially campaigned’ for 11 stockmen accused of killing at least 28 Aboriginal people to escape prosecution

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Raking over the coals

Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek faces a legal challenge over her coalmine assessment decisions, and Australia is expected to send missile-capable, four-wheel-drive armoured cars to Ukraine.

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How do you create the most Sydney Morning Herald article possible?

Call off the search, we think we may have found it — the most Sydney Morning Herald article in existence.

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Julian Assange: the plot thickens

The FBI has reopened its case against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, putting a dampener on hopes he could soon be released, and Health Minister Mark Butler’s wife Daniela Ritorto has quit her job at a company linked to a $23.4 million government contract.

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Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe Is Lodging A Racism Claim Against The Greens

Independent Victorian senator Lidia Thorpe has revealed she will lodging a racism claim with Australian Human Rights Commission against The Greens. The news comes after the Indigenous senator (who quit the Greens earlier this year) alleged she had been bullied by her former colleagues. Lidia told ABC TV’s Insiders program on Sunday…

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Dow Jones Futures Rise On Debt-Ceiling Buzz; Nvidia, Chip, AI Plays Soar, But Market Breadth Terrible

The Nasdaq jumped as Nvidia skyrocketed on an AI boom. But market breadth was terrible. Workday was a big winner late.

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Hot off the press

News Corp denies it piled on Indigenous journalist Stan Grant and slams ‘unsubstantiated claims’ from ABC news director Justin Stevens, and independent Senator Lidia Thorpe reprimands anti-Voice group Advance for using her quotes in its Facebook campaign.

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