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Independent MPs cancel airline VIP memberships – as it happened

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Morning Mail: Trump aides confident despite shock Iowa poll, mud thrown at Spanish king, buying the downsizing dream

Staffers on the Trump campaign claim their internal data says they have a good chance of defeating Kamala Harris

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More than 5.4m extra doctor visits were bulk billed last year after incentives boost, health minister says

Increase follows Albanese government tripling financial rewards for GPs to bulk bill pensioners, concession card holders and children

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Push to count ‘sleepovers’ as breaks could lead to 28-hour shifts for Australian care workers, unions warn

Fair Work Commission to hear case brought by business group asking for change to safety net for care industries

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Google and Meta could face defamation risks over AI-generated responses, Australian experts warn

Lawyer says tech platforms could be held liable for what their AI ‘spits out’, as Google Maps rolls out new features with Gemini

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Downsizing the Australian dream: why families are trading houses with back yards for apartments

A growing number of people are prioritising location over size. Do the pros of apartment living outweigh the cons?

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Horse racing’s social licence depends on finding new homes for retired runners. These steps could help

Ex-racehorses make wonderful riding horses, but training and rehabilitating them takes work and education – and more industry support

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I buy bread from Bakers Delight. Why aren’t the ingredients listed on the packaging?

All packaged food has to comply with national food standards, writes policy professional Kat George. Some exemptions apply – but if you’re concerned you should ask the seller

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In finding beauty in the broken, we can form a bridge between the mundane and the divine

Like a ceramic bowl with a golden fissure, mending my late sister’s socks wove my love for her into the present

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Music memoirs, cooking classes and squatting at Kanye’s: the best Australian books out in November

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

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Three things with Jennifer Wong: ‘The painting is truly the respect that persimmons and Bachelor Girl deserve’

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the writer and comedian tells us about a friend’s sweet artwork – and her fondness for newsboy caps

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Presidential candidates tour swing states in final push – as it happened

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Ukraine war briefing: Military holding off one of Russia’s fiercest offensives since invasion began, says Syrskyi

Top Ukrainian military commander’s comments come after Russia’s quickest monthly gains since start of war. What we know on day 984

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Australian sprint prodigy Gout Gout blazes to new 200m heights

The 16-year-old sprint prospect ran the fastest 200m by an Australian since 1993 at the Queensland school championships

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US presidential election updates: Kamala Harris on Saturday Night Live, Iowa polling puts Donald Trump behind

Harris makes surprise appearance ‘live from New York’, while Trump’s Republicans lose a court challenge over balloting in Fulton county, Georgia, for the 5 November election

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Can democracy work without journalism? With the US election upon us, we may be about to find out

Most serious news organisations are not serving the politically disengaged, yet it’s these voters who will decide the next president

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‘The worst is behind us’: Albanese optimistic that Australia has defeated the inflation crisis

Prime minister says nation has weathered ‘global storm’ of high prices and announces more free Tafe places at rally

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Silver lining? Why an Australian startup is betting on a copper solar boom

SunDrive hopes its copper-based solar cell can reach commercial scale in partnership with global panel producer Trina

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Sadness simmers inside this Melbourne hospital ward. But it’s a lifeline for people suffering a mental health crisis

Guardian Australia was given access to a sealed-off section of St Vincent’s to find out why other hospitals are copying what it does

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To Labor’s Bisma Asif, becoming Queensland’s first Muslim state MP is ‘spectacular but ordinary’

In Asif – a young, brown, overseas-born woman – voters in Sandgate’s northern Brisbane bayside suburbs may see a more accurate reflection of their electorate

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Ernie Dingo: ‘A chihuahua is like a ball of fluff with demonic mannerisms’

The Yamatji man, actor and travel show presenter on his party trick, his favourite place in Australia and his multiple nemeses

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Albanese pledges permanent free Tafe places – as it happened

All the day’s news as it unfolded

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Where are the sausages? And why Tuesday? How US election day compares with Australia

Australia’s compulsory voting contrasts with increasingly restrictive voting rules in the US – just one of many differences between the two democracies

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The Liberal party is 80 years old. But what would Menzies think of Peter Dutton’s divisive negativity?

The purpose of a political party, Menzies believed, was not just to occupy the government benches but to serve the national interest

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Awkward silences and backseat romances: what a week of riding Uber Pool reveals about Sydney

Elias Visontay rides aimlessly to see how friendly or antisocial Sydneysiders really are. Along the way he discovers why many drivers can’t stand Uber Pool

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