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Albanese pushes climate case as slavery reparations debate grows
Climate, slavery reparations and UK backpacker visas dominate talks at the Commonwealth summit.
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Climate, slavery reparations and UK backpacker visas dominate talks at the Commonwealth summit.
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Final polling suggests Republicans will lose the House of Representatives, but tight Senate races are too close to call.
Technology
In this bulletin, the Reserve Bank lifts interest rates in a widely expected move; Israel's President opens talks with minor parties to decide on a government; and in sport, Ciaron Maher's Point of Law wins this year's Melbourne Cup.
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Why the US midterms matter, what they reveal about voter sentiment, and what the results could mean for both parties.
World News
The hackers remain a mystery, but some clues could point to who was behind the attack.
World News
Ten Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander runners have taken on one of the world’s biggest sporting events, completing the 2026 New York City Marathon after six months of training.
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A 60-year-old man was taken to hospital following the alleged attack south-west of Melbourne.
Technology
Higher than average temperatures and dry conditions are on the way, and governments have shored up supplies as they urge caution this bushfire season.
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Australia & Pacific
The prime minister said political polarisation is eroding social cohesion worldwide.
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European fridge hacks raise questions about whether Australian supermarkets could face similar cyberattacks.
Science & Climate
In this bulletin, Anthony Albanese talks up Australia's climate credentials at meeting of Commonwealth leaders; a challenge to Australia's social media ban hits the High Court; and in horse racing, jockeys gearing up for this year's Melbourne Cup.