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The member for Indi spent years fighting for a national anti-corruption commission. One year in, how does she feel the NACC is faring?

Another set of communications device explosions aimed at Hezbollah have rocked Lebanon, and Labor is hoping today’s employment data will show it some good news.

To read: within the queer community, known as an instance in which two or more people drag, roast or insult each other for filth. But that’s not the type of reading I’m talking about today. I mean reading books — we all either loved to read or hated it growing…

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The last time Oxford Street came anywhere close to being “pedestrianised” was in the utter depths of the first Covid lockdown in spring 2020. I recall running — okay, perhaps jogging — blissfully along the central white line through a desolate West End from Marble Arch to Centre Point as…

Until the single justice procedure is fundamentally overhauled, miscarriages of justice will continue to be uncovered. A joint Evening Standard/ITV News investigation has again revealed vast inadequacies in the system, from grieving families to pensioners with dementia and even the dead being wrongly prosecuted under secretive fast-track courts.

Labour made big promises while seeking power. It must fulfil them or risk real damage, says Peter Geoghegan, author of Democracy for Sale

From banging on about ‘childless cat ladies’ to spreading racist rumours about Haitians eating pets, Trump’s running mate can’t seem to move on from his strange fixation with felines, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The people of Springfield, Ohio, are enduring bomb threats, hate and vandalism because of xenophobic smears