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Murderer’s iPhone step data was ignored as proof that he was responsible for shooting

A NSW Supreme Court justice said a murderer’s Apple Health data could not prove that he was moving at the time of the attack.

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Turnbull on set with Stormy Daniels, News Corp’s ‘recess’ gongs, and where’s Abbott meeting Liz Truss?

In this week’s Tips and Murmurs, we try to snag a date with Lachlan Murdoch, and share more FOI absurdity.

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Does Rebekha Sharkie understand her seat’s voting preferences?

The longtime crossbencher says her electorate would expect her to work with Peter Dutton. But when pressed on Mayo’s two-party-preferred swing to Labor, a few bizarre minutes unfolded.

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Men’s violence against women takes many forms, but all are underpinned by power and control

In this extract from her new book, domestic and family violence expert Kate Fitz-Gibbon explores the depth and breadth of Australia’s crisis of male violence.

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Youth social media ban faces opposition

NSW and South Australia are hosting a social media summit amid growing scrutiny of the proposed youth ban, and new polling shows voters are open to changing negative gearing… a bit.

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Fatima Payman claims she is being ‘punished’ by Anthony Albanese in staffing row

The independent senator says she’s waited months for the prime minister to approve extra staff for her office.

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Timor-Leste president praises Albanese for China pivot, urges leaders not to view Beijing as ‘threat’

President José Ramos-Horta says ‘small countries in the periphery’ are the ones that suffer most from global power tensions.

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Israel’s wars are now out of control — and its defenders hysterical

Zionists take a slogan as an assault, while justifying mass bombing. This all ends in nuclear exchange.

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Israel’s wars are now out of control — and its defenders hysterical

Zionists take a slogan as an assault, while justifying mass bombing. This all ends in nuclear exchange.

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Trump’s tantalising, possibly illegal private chats with Putin revealed

We look into the history of Donald Trump and the journalist least susceptible to Trump Derangement Syndrome, Bob Woodward.

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Australia’s war on protesters should concern you

Pro-Palestine marches and rallies across Australia have sharpened a long-developing governmental desire to crack down on protests.

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The eye-watering numbers that paint a picture of a journalism industry propped up by real estate cash

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?

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Albanese jets to Laos for ASEAN

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.

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Do you want to be The Australian’s media reporter? It is your lucky day!

The Australian’s media reporter is on the move after landing a cushy gig in Europe. Could you be the masthead’s next media writer?

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Nationals leader wrong to say more than 50% of beer price is tax

Can you guess what the real number is?

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‘There are no limits’: How Fatima Payman plans to challenge Labor

Ex-Labor turned independent Senator Fatima Payman will launch her own party this week. Crikey caught up with her to try to find out as much as possible.

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Harris meets the Daddy Gang, Trump’s movie moment, and Jill Stein’s contradictions

We delve into the history of US Greens Party candidate Jill Stein, and Elon Musk comes to grasp how to elevate both feet off the ground at once.

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What have you done, Tanya Plibersek?

The answers vary significantly depending on which word you emphasise in that question — but none of them are positive.

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‘Choking on his Talisker’: Church insiders spill on Australia’s new Ukrainian-born cardinal

Pope Francis has notably overlooked several of the late George Pell’s most right-wing appointees.

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Media’s new fleas are changing how we scratch our news itch

There’s a battle between new and old media within the US presidential contest.

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Facial recognition specs and nuclear-powered AI: An inevitable future or temporary distractions?

Crikey readers tell us what they really think about two of the latest ‘big ideas’ in the tech world.

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Australians evacuated from Lebanon

Hundreds of Australians and their immediate families have been flown from Lebanon on government-assisted flights, and Labor is feeling a sting in the polls on the cost of housing.

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Australia’s freedom of information regime is a ████ing mess. Tell us your worst experiences

An FOI document Crikey recently received had eight almost completely blank pages. It’s part of a pattern of obfuscation.

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Emergency room patients’ scans used to train AI without their knowledge, documents suggest

A paper about harrison.ai’s AI tool says it was trained on data from ’emergency’ settings.

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Qantas’ delayed and cancelled flights a worsening symptom of an ageing fleet

‘The 737 fleet is worn out and overworked. There are cancellations every day,’ one pilot told Crikey.

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