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The Guardian view on Look Back in Anger: still shocking

Disenfranchised youth, a dangerously divided society and existential threats to humanity: Look Back in Anger seems ripe for a revival – with...

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The Guardian

Editorial

Frydenberg: This disharmony and division is not simply a Jewish problem, it’s Australia’s

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Herald Sun

Josh Frydenberg

Bolt: How to tell if the anti-Israel protester in your life is an idiot

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Herald Sun

Andrew Bolt

Iran’s on the verge of a nervous breakdown

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The Australian

Roger Boyes

Why death is not a pathway to peace

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Our housing crisis is challenging SA from all directions

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InDaily

Indaily Author

The ‘R’ word and Australia’s immigration policy

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InDaily

Indaily Author

The timing is shameful, but the pro-Palestinians have a right to protest

The right to peaceful protest has long been recognised as an ancient right of all citizens at common law. More than a century ago, in the 1922 case...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

George Brandis

The Panthers march on, but No.4 didn’t put me on the floor

It is the very nature of sport. Sometimes you can pit the two greatest teams of their generation, packed with off-the-charts talent and firepower,...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

The Panthers march on, but No.4 didn’t put me on the floor

It is the very nature of sport. Sometimes you can pit the two greatest teams of their generation, packed with off-the-charts talent and firepower,...

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Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

The Panthers march on, but No.4 didn’t put me on the floor

It is the very nature of sport. Sometimes you can pit the two greatest teams of their generation, packed with off-the-charts talent and firepower,...

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WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

NRL grand final player ratings: How Panthers and Storm players fared

Which players stood tallest in Sunday’s premiership decider? Here’s how we rated the performance of every player from both Penrith and Melbourne...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Paul Zalunardo

Why Geelong should put a line through Clayton Oliver

Geelong have entered a high-risk phase in their battle to defy AFL equalisation policies designed to bring them back to the field. And it leaves...

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WA Today

Peter Ryan

BHP redeploys 700 nickel workers

About 30 per cent of BHP Nickel West’s workforce have been stood down, as the miner prepares to suspend its nickel operations this month.

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Business News

Isabel Vieira

I thought I was fine with being bald. But the chance of a cure has stirred up all sorts of feelings

My hair looks incredible at the moment. I know because people keep telling me – in bakeries, cafes and when I was getting my tattooed eyebrows...

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The Guardian

Emma Beddington

Tales of infanticide have stoked hatred of Jews for centuries. They echo still today

It says something for the conscience of the Church of England that, in 1955, it put up a plaque alongside the former shrine of Little Hugh in...

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The Guardian

Howard Jacobson

Weakness allows hate to surge among us

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

War will end when Israel’s foes stop attacking it

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The Australian

Gerard Henderson

NRL grand final player ratings: How Panthers and Storm players fared

Which players stood tallest in Sunday’s premiership decider? Here’s how we rated the performance of every player from both Penrith and Melbourne...

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WA Today

Paul Zalunardo

‘Liberate our kids’: Why Aussie mum wants social media age limit

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Why Menendez brothers’ murder case is tormenting me

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Frydenberg: This disharmony and division is not simply a Jewish problem, it’s Australia’s

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

How weak government is letting discord fester

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Nevermind the Middle East, Tony Armstrong’s departure ABC Breakfast’s big story

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The Australian

Gerard Henderson

October 7 should be a day of reflection for Australia

An Israeli victory over Hamas and Hezbollah remains the best outcome for Israel, Palestine and for Australia’s national interests.

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Financial Review

The Afr View

Heavy cost of nature crisis can be solved

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The Australian

Martijn Wilder And Andrew Mcconnell

October 7 changed what made Australia exceptional for Jewish Australians

There has never been any official discrimination against Jews in this country. This is what has made the last 12 months of unprecedented...

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Financial Review

Julian Leeser

October 7 terrorist attack was an attempt to erase Israel

Calls for the annihilation of the sole Jewish state have long been made. The answer to this is that we are not going anywhere; Israel is our home.

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Financial Review

Amir Maimon

Israel-Iran war would be a deadly mess for everyone

A true regional war could crack the global economy, kill tens of thousands of soldiers and civilians, wreak diplomatic chaos and draw Washington...

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Financial Review

James Stavridis

Austrian Rapper Channels Anti-racist Rage In Romani Hip-hop Songs

Alone in front of her laptop, Gilda-Nancy Horvath composed and recorded her first angry rap, "Trushula" -- the anthem of an artist railing against...

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International Business Times

Blaise Gauquelin

Intense Israeli Bombing Rocks Beirut Ahead Of War Anniversary

A huge fireball lit up the night sky and plumes of smoke rose over south Beirut early Sunday as Israel unleashed intense air strikes targeting...

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International Business Times

Laure Al Khoury With Jay Deshmukh In Jerusalem

Tunisia Votes With Saied Set For Re-election

Tunisians voted Sunday in a presidential election largely expected to see incumbent Kais Saied secure another five years in office while his main...

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International Business Times

Kaouther Larbi

Many reasons to get a local government job

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InDaily

Indaily Author

Who’s afraid of modern art? Maybe it’s just the adults

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InDaily

Indaily Author

How the world’s new media has turned from saviour to destroyer – and we can’t slow it down

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InDaily

Indaily Author

Who will look after the elderly in Australia?

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InDaily

Indaily Author

Australia won’t always rely on China for trade

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InDaily

Indaily Author

Michael Pascoe: For-profit health insurance not adding up

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InDaily

Indaily Author

Conflict between Boomer bosses and Gen Z workers is no surprise

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InDaily

Indaily Author

The timing is shameful, but the pro-Palestinians have a right to protest

The right to peaceful protest has long been recognised as an ancient right of all citizens at common law. More than a century ago, in the 1922 case...

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WA Today

George Brandis

Iran cannot set off a global oil crisis without hurting its biggest ally

Oil is the dog that has not barked since the Middle East blew up. If Iran had launched a full-blown missile strike at Israel at any earlier time in...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

ChatGPT is turning into an unreal cultural chameleon

Nearly two years since the launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, I had my first true “wow” moment from the artificial intelligence frenzy. Granted, I’ve...

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The Age

Catherine Thorbecke

Fallout from the Voice failure still reverberates

This time a year ago, we were on the cusp of the October 14 Voice referendum. Most players were already aware it was doomed. Less understood was...

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The New Daily

Michelle Grattan

The Panthers march on, but No.4 didn’t put me on the floor

It is the very nature of sport. Sometimes you can pit the two greatest teams of their generation, packed with off-the-charts talent and firepower,...

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The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Why Geelong should put a line through Clayton Oliver

Geelong have entered a high-risk phase in their battle to defy AFL equalisation policies designed to bring them back to the field. And it leaves...

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The Age

Peter Ryan

‘I had to mature’: Luai leaves Penrith a man transformed

In the past 14 months Jarome Luai has gone from a deal breaker and social media bad guy to a respected leader, gamebreaker and solo superstar who...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Danny Weidler

The Netanyahu era isn’t over. If anything, his popularity is on the rise

Tel Aviv: In the past year, Benjamin Netanyahu has presided over the worst security failure in Israel’s history and the biggest trauma for the...

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The Age

Matthew Knott

The timing is shameful, but the pro-Palestinians have a right to protest

The right to peaceful protest has long been recognised as an ancient right of all citizens at common law. More than a century ago, in the 1922 case...

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The Age

George Brandis

Iran cannot set off a global oil crisis without hurting its biggest ally

Oil is the dog that has not barked since the Middle East blew up. If Iran had launched a full-blown missile strike at Israel at any earlier time in...

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Brisbane Times

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

Maya goodness: Is this the best player in Australian rugby right now?

If you can find a better player in Australian rugby than Maya Stewart right now, you’re doing well. The Wallaroos winger is in white-hot form and...

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The Age

Iain Payten

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