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One death, a national reckoning — and questions that remain unanswered
Four journalists reflect on the story that captivated a community and the nation.
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Four journalists reflect on the story that captivated a community and the nation.
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Just months after I warned Pauline Hanson's rhetoric would lead to worsening political speech, allegations have emerged of a personal slight against me, writes John Paul Janke.
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A World Heritage landscape, billions in industry and a fight over who gets to decide Murujuga's future.
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British comedian Russell Brand sentenced to more than ten years in prison; France accuses Iran of being behind last month's cyberattack on supermarket fridges; and in cricket, David Warner backs teammate Usman Khawaja over ball tampering scandal.
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UK comedian Russell Brand has been jailed for 10-and-a-half years for raping a woman and sexually assaulting three others.
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Claimants from a human rights case will be at COP31, where the Australian government is facing scrutiny for its leadership role.
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Representatives from a range of First Nations organisations have travelled to Türkiye for this year's global climate talks.
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A teen boy seriously hurt in a stabbing outside a south-west Sydney high school; At least four dead after a stone slab collapses onto tents in Gaza; Selectors cut Marnus Labaschagne from Australia's test squad.
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Poland is observing two days of national mourning, after a gunman killed six people and wounded at least 15 others in the historic centre of Krakow.
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A public hearing begins into the government's Digital Duty of Care bill; Australia defends its climate record at COP31 in Turkiye; McLaren's Lando Norris wins the Sao Paulo Grand Prix for a second year running.
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A week after his stance on the Iran war contributed to dismal midterm results, President Donald Trump says he is unlikely to order more strikes.