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I now know that the ordeal suffered by Nicola Bulley’s relatives is common. Lurid headlines, speculation – none of it helps, says journalist and academic Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff

Landlords have long had too much sway in parliament. Tenants’ rights must be strengthened as a matter of urgency, says MP Chris Curtis

Last week Nine’s Domain became worth more than its parent company. What other numbers stand out in the relationships between the media and real estate industries?

The prime minister will meet with Chinese Premier Li Qiang at the ASEAN Summit, and NSW Police say they’re stopping ‘non-urgent work’ until staff shortages are fixed.

When does escalation morph into overreach? On October 8, the one-year anniversary of the first Hezbollah rockets fired on Israel, the IDF is announcing the killing of another top-ranking Hezbollah commander – the heir apparent to Hassan Nasrallah – and the deployment of a fourth division to southern Lebanon.

Editorial: When inquests make recommendations, they must not be allowed to sink into a bottom drawer

Plus, water companies must pay customers £158m for leaks & pollution

Events in Austria are alarming. Because there and elsewhere, progressives hold up their hands and ask: what can we do? says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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