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Paul Langmack’s footy yarns were legendary. This was one of his best

Paul Langmack’s footy yarns were legendary. This was one of his best

The former Bulldogs, Magpies, Blues and Kangaroos great, who died this week, came from the era of true rugby league characters – so he had plenty of...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Fitzsimons

Nationals struggle as One Nation eyes new Country

Nationals struggle as One Nation eyes new Country

Nationals leader Matt Canavan, who confirmed this week he’ll seek to move from the Senate to the lower house, will be favourite to win the central...

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The New Daily

Michelle Grattan

Trump is a false idol and his local franchisee is dumping the brand

Trump is a false idol and his local franchisee is dumping the brand

After the midterm rout, One Nation quickly and quietly removed from its website an article offering itself as the local franchisee of the Trump brand:

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Brisbane Times

Peter Hartcher

Will and Kate’s kids’ names? I’m sick of being told I’m supposed to know about these things

Will and Kate’s kids’ names? I’m sick of being told I’m supposed to know about these things

Like Kaleb from Clarkson’s Farm, I have no idea what’s going on – and I’m proud of it.

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The Age

Richard Glover

Will and Kate’s kids’ names? I’m sick of being told I’m supposed to know about these things

Will and Kate’s kids’ names? I’m sick of being told I’m supposed to know about these things

Like Kaleb from Clarkson’s Farm, I have no idea what’s going on – and I’m proud of it.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Richard Glover

Will and Kate’s kids’ names? I’m sick of being told I’m supposed to know about these things

Will and Kate’s kids’ names? I’m sick of being told I’m supposed to know about these things

Like Kaleb from Clarkson’s Farm, I have no idea what’s going on – and I’m proud of it.

8

Brisbane Times

Richard Glover

The public humiliation of Trump does not undermine Hanson's potential

The public humiliation of Trump does not undermine Hanson's potential

The good news for Anthony Albanese from the US congressional midterms is that he need not even contemplate changing the government's default...

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Canberra Times

Jack Waterford

Inside the systemic failure that drove Snowy 2.0 to $25 billion

Inside the systemic failure that drove Snowy 2.0 to $25 billion

Mike Hutchinson's letter about Snowy 2.0 (October 28) was thought-provoking for two reasons. First, the cost, which has blown out from $2 billion...

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Canberra Times

Letters To The Editor

Super funds are finally overhauling retirement. Here’s what’s changing

Super funds are finally overhauling retirement. Here’s what’s changing

Two million people are heading towards some of the biggest financial decisions of their lives, often with a blindfold on. But that’s slowly starting...

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Brisbane Times

Bec Wilson

A post-it note war on a windscreen showed that some men can’t park their hatred of women

A post-it note war on a windscreen showed that some men can’t park their hatred of women

I was tempted to pay old mate a visit. My beloved warned me against it. I just wanted to see what was his go.

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Brisbane Times

Malcolm Knox

A post-it note war on a windscreen showed that some men can’t park their hatred of women

A post-it note war on a windscreen showed that some men can’t park their hatred of women

I was tempted to pay old mate a visit. My beloved warned me against it. I just wanted to see what was his go.

7

WA Today

Malcolm Knox

A post-it note war on a windscreen showed that some men can’t park their hatred of women

A post-it note war on a windscreen showed that some men can’t park their hatred of women

I was tempted to pay old mate a visit. My beloved warned me against it. I just wanted to see what was his go.

6

The Sydney Morning Herald

Malcolm Knox

The Guardian view on Russell Brand: his conviction sends a powerful message

The Guardian view on Russell Brand: his conviction sends a powerful message

The conviction of Russell Brand for one rape and three sexual assaults on Thursday would never have happened were it not for the remarkable courage of...

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The Guardian

Editorial

How to turn your Christmas shopping into 55,000 frequent flyer points

How to turn your Christmas shopping into 55,000 frequent flyer points

This year – just in time for Christmas – I’ve honed my points hacking, and I’m ready to start stacking them from the silly season.

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

How to turn your Christmas shopping into 55,000 frequent flyer points

How to turn your Christmas shopping into 55,000 frequent flyer points

This year – just in time for Christmas – I’ve honed my points hacking, and I’m ready to start stacking them from the silly season.

6

WA Today

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

Trump is a false idol and his local franchisee is dumping the brand

Trump is a false idol and his local franchisee is dumping the brand

After the midterm rout, One Nation quickly and quietly removed from its website an article offering itself as the local franchisee of the Trump brand:

5

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Hartcher

Super funds are finally overhauling retirement. Here’s what’s changing

Super funds are finally overhauling retirement. Here’s what’s changing

Two million people are heading towards some of the biggest financial decisions of their lives, often with a blindfold on. But that’s slowly starting...

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The Age

Bec Wilson

Super funds are finally overhauling retirement. Here’s what’s changing

Super funds are finally overhauling retirement. Here’s what’s changing

Two million people are heading towards some of the biggest financial decisions of their lives, often with a blindfold on. But that’s slowly starting...

6

The Sydney Morning Herald

Bec Wilson

Trump Declares Oval Office a National Monument in First Act After Midterm Loss, but Successors Can Redecorate

Trump Declares Oval Office a National Monument in First Act After Midterm Loss, but Successors Can Redecorate

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a proclamation designating the Oval Office and two neighboring rooms as a national monument,...

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International Business Times

Anthony Will

Super funds are finally overhauling retirement. Here’s what’s changing

Super funds are finally overhauling retirement. Here’s what’s changing

Two million people are heading towards some of the biggest financial decisions of their lives, often with a blindfold on. But that’s slowly starting...

6

WA Today

Bec Wilson

The rout of Trump's party has a clear message for our government

The rout of Trump's party has a clear message for our government

It's so easy to lose hope when things are bleak, but after years of democracies descending into authoritarianism, it is heartening to see voters...

8

Canberra Times

Ebony Bennett

I've seen enough. Here's who gets a say next time we have a nation-defining vote

I've seen enough. Here's who gets a say next time we have a nation-defining vote

What if, for the next federal election, instead of insisting that the whole sheep-like Australian lumpenproletariat must vote, we left voting to the...

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Canberra Times

Ian Warden

Why Canberra's knife crime compromise puts ideology over safety

Why Canberra's knife crime compromise puts ideology over safety

Canberra is facing a growing knife crime crisis that the territory government can no longer ignore. Last year, the attorney-general confidently...

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Canberra Times

The Canberra Times

The rout of Trump's party has a clear message for our government

The rout of Trump's party has a clear message for our government

It's so easy to lose hope when things are bleak, but after years of democracies descending into authoritarianism, it is heartening to see voters...

7

The Examiner

Ebony Bennett

The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse

The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse

Few expect Lisa Havilah will return to the Powerhouse Parramatta as it gets its big day out.

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Brisbane Times

Linda Morris

How to turn your Christmas shopping into 55,000 frequent flyer points

How to turn your Christmas shopping into 55,000 frequent flyer points

This year – just in time for Christmas – I’ve honed my points hacking, and I’m ready to start stacking them from the silly season.

8

Brisbane Times

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

How to turn your Christmas shopping into 55,000 frequent flyer points

How to turn your Christmas shopping into 55,000 frequent flyer points

This year – just in time for Christmas – I’ve honed my points hacking, and I’m ready to start stacking them from the silly season.

8

The Age

Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon

The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse

The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse

Few expect Lisa Havilah will return to the Powerhouse Parramatta as it gets its big day out.

7

The Age

Linda Morris

The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse

The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse

Few expect Lisa Havilah will return to the Powerhouse Parramatta as it gets its big day out.

7

WA Today

Linda Morris

Trump is a false idol and his local franchisee is dumping the brand

Trump is a false idol and his local franchisee is dumping the brand

After the midterm rout, One Nation quickly and quietly removed from its website an article offering itself as the local franchisee of the Trump brand:

6

WA Today

Peter Hartcher

Android GhostMap Flaw Can Trap Phones in Endless Crash Loops, Forcing Factory Resets, Researchers Warn

Android GhostMap Flaw Can Trap Phones in Endless Crash Loops, Forcing Factory Resets, Researchers Warn

Security researchers have disclosed an unpatched Android flaw that can leave a phone stuck in an endless crash loop after a user simply installs a...

7

International Business Times

George Anton

The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse

The face missing from the opening of the new Powerhouse

Few expect Lisa Havilah will return to the Powerhouse Parramatta as it gets its big day out.

6

The Sydney Morning Herald

Linda Morris

Price: Victoria’s election is about to become vicious as Labor does whatever it takes to stay in power

5

Herald Sun

Steve Price

The Guardian view on the AI backlash: American voters want a say in their future

The Guardian view on the AI backlash: American voters want a say in their future

This week’s midterms showed that the political bill for the AI boom is falling due. The Democratic sweep intensified fears over runaway spending,...

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The Guardian

Editorial

Sony Revives Original 1979 Walkman Headphones as $60 MDR-3R With USB-C, Plus a Stranger Things Edition

Sony Revives Original 1979 Walkman Headphones as $60 MDR-3R With USB-C, Plus a Stranger Things Edition

Sony has brought back the headphones that shipped with its original Walkman cassette player, pairing the 1979 design with modern USB-C connectivity....

7

International Business Times

George Anton

Apple's First Touchscreen MacBook Pro Arrives With OLED Display, Starting at $2,899 as Sales Begin Today

Apple's First Touchscreen MacBook Pro Arrives With OLED Display, Starting at $2,899 as Sales Begin Today

CUPERTINO, Calif. — Apple's first touchscreen Mac goes on sale Friday, ending years of resistance by the company to touch-enabled laptops and...

7

International Business Times

George Anton

Why election rout may switch US back to net-zero

Why election rout may switch US back to net-zero

What are the options for the United States as it faces up to the deeply-felt cost of fuel in the midterm election rout of the Republicans? Could it...

7

The New Daily

Peter Newman

OpenAI Releases GPT-6 Cyber to Vetted Security Teams After Model Finds 588 Unknown Linux Flaws, Rated Critical

OpenAI Releases GPT-6 Cyber to Vetted Security Teams After Model Finds 588 Unknown Linux Flaws, Rated Critical

SAN FRANCISCO — OpenAI has released a specialized artificial intelligence model designed to find and exploit software vulnerabilities, but it is...

6

International Business Times

Joe Green

Blame game: Who will pay price for our high cost of living

Blame game: Who will pay price for our high cost of living

Due to the technical or legal reasons, readability mode is not available for this article. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

nLIGHT Stock Rebounds 22% as Record Laser Margins and Strong Defense Outlook Offset Supply Chain Delays

nLIGHT Stock Rebounds 22% as Record Laser Margins and Strong Defense Outlook Offset Supply Chain Delays

Shares of nLIGHT Inc. jumped 22% on Friday after the laser maker reported record product margins and forecast sharply higher fourth-quarter revenue,...

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International Business Times

Mike Claire

A post-it note war on a windscreen showed that some men can’t park their hatred of women

A post-it note war on a windscreen showed that some men can’t park their hatred of women

I was tempted to pay old mate a visit. My beloved warned me against it. I just wanted to see what was his go.

7

The Age

Malcolm Knox

Paul Langmack’s footy yarns were legendary. This was one of his best

Paul Langmack’s footy yarns were legendary. This was one of his best

The former Bulldogs, Magpies, Blues and Kangaroos great, who died this week, came from the era of true rugby league characters – so he had plenty of...

7

Brisbane Times

Peter Fitzsimons

Russell Brand has finally faced justice. But other abusers in comedy are still hiding in plain sight

Russell Brand has finally faced justice. But other abusers in comedy are still hiding in plain sight

I’ve worked in comedy in some capacity for several decades, and I include in that a year in a call centre in north Finchley run by a man who...

6

The Guardian

Sarah Solemani

Martin Rowson on the aftermath of the US midterm elections – cartoon

Martin Rowson on the aftermath of the US midterm elections – cartoon

US midterm elections 2026 Guardian Opinion cartoon AI (artificial intelligence)

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The Guardian

18.45 Cet

Hong Kong’s prisoners are China’s signal to the world: there is no hope for democracy on its soil

Hong Kong’s prisoners are China’s signal to the world: there is no hope for democracy on its soil

Two years ago, I wrote in this newspaper about the lengthy imprisonment of my friend Joshua Wong, who I spent years campaigning alongside for the...

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The Guardian

Nathan Law

Paul Langmack’s footy yarns were legendary. This was one of his best

Paul Langmack’s footy yarns were legendary. This was one of his best

The former Bulldogs, Magpies, Blues and Kangaroos great, who died this week, came from the era of true rugby league characters – so he had plenty of...

6

The Age

Peter Fitzsimons

Trump is a false idol and his local franchisee is dumping the brand

Trump is a false idol and his local franchisee is dumping the brand

After the midterm rout, One Nation quickly and quietly removed from its website an article offering itself as the local franchisee of the Trump brand:

6

The Age

Peter Hartcher

Paul Langmack’s footy yarns were legendary. This was one of his best

Paul Langmack’s footy yarns were legendary. This was one of his best

The former Bulldogs, Magpies, Blues and Kangaroos great, who died this week, came from the era of true rugby league characters – so he had plenty of...

7

WA Today

Peter Fitzsimons

Will and Kate’s kids’ names? I’m sick of being told I’m supposed to know about these things

Will and Kate’s kids’ names? I’m sick of being told I’m supposed to know about these things

Like Kaleb from Clarkson’s Farm, I have no idea what’s going on – and I’m proud of it.

7

WA Today

Richard Glover