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Afternoon Update: One Nation’s nuclear plans; on the ground in Nepal; and $100 chicken nuggets

Pauline Hanson says two nuclear reactors should be built on the east coast as part of a push for ‘diversity’ of power supply

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Australians missing in Nepal targeted by ‘heartbreaking’ and ‘abhorrent’ racist slurs

As families await news after the catastrophe, community members appeal for compassion in the face of hateful rhetoric

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Icac lawyer tells Charles Perrottet the key to lying is ‘you have to be really good at remembering it’

Perrottet disagrees when counsel assisting Peggy Dwyer SC claims brother of former NSW premier is not truthful and ‘constructing evidence’

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

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Newborn baby’s body found in Sydney rubbish bin as police hold ‘serious concerns’ for mother

Police urge mother to attend hospital after baby’s body discovered in Harrow Road in Auburn

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Australians missing in the Nepal floods: what we know so far

There are 35 Australians among the thousands of people missing as rescue efforts continue after deadly flash floods on the Nepal-Tibet border

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Pauline Hanson calls for two nuclear plants on east coast and insists policy is nothing like Dutton’s failed plan

One Nation leader also calls for taxpayer funding to keep coal-fired Loy Yang power station operating as part of ‘diversity’ of power

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Embattled Sydney property developer Bathla warns it could fold by the end of the week

Administrators will be forced to close the business if it fails to secure additional funding, revealing hundreds of staff have not been paid for weeks

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

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‘It was like fighting a dinosaur’: Sydney shark attack survivor recalls left hook that helped save her life

Leah Stewart, who was bitten while swimming at Coogee beach, says she asked herself ‘which limb am I willing to lose’ as she fought back

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Ailing Novak Djokovic falls in US Open first round for earliest grand slam exit in 20 years

Novak Djokovic suffered his earliest grand slam exit in 20 years as he fell in five brutal sets to Mariano Navone in the first round of the US Open

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Three-point dunks and mid-court shots worth four: how Australia’s NBL is seeking to shake up traditional rules

The Australian men’s professional basketball league has lodged a request with rule-makers about trialling rule changes aimed to deliver more highlights

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Ukraine war briefing: Russia planning ‘massive strikes’ on power plants days after its deadliest attack of the year

Russia’s defence ministry preparing attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as death toll from warehouse strike rises to 38. What we know on day 1,650

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

Victorian prisoners to be sent out to repair roads under Labor’s pothole plan

Inmates would take over ‘basic’ road maintenance duties, allowing skilled crews to focus on fixing 500,000 potholes

The Guardian - AU · Aug 31

NSW may not be able to prosecute large-scale water theft due to doubts about licences for billions of litres

Successful legal challenge raises questions about hundreds of floodplain harvesting licences issued by former Coalition government

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

‘The house got carried 100 metres away’: some Nepal flood victims had minutes of notice. Others had seconds

Bhagat Lal, 68, has a son studying in Brisbane. Other relatives are missing, while their house was found washed up on the river.

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

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The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

Qantas ground crews vote for right to strike amid pay dispute – as it happened

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Morning Mail: Sadistic groomers targeting teens online; hunt for flood victims; and all eyes on smart glasses

Online extortion network grooming young people; hunt for Himalaya flood victims continues; smart glasses facing further backlash

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

‘Sad day in Australian sport’: tributes flow for trailblazing boxing great Tony Mundine

Fellow boxers, sporting figures, politicians and celebrities have paid tribute to the champion boxer and community leader, who died aged 75

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

Cash settlements on home insurance claims leaving vulnerable Australians short-changed, Asic says

Corporate regulator finds insurers settling most claims with cash rather than by managing repairs or rebuilding, warning of ‘unfair outcomes’ for homeowners

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The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

Carlton are on the wildest of rides with their next generation in the driver’s seat

The Blues look well stocked for years to come after Jagga Smith and Harry Dean were standouts in their AFL wildcard final win over the Demons

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

The sadistic online groomers targeting victims around the world – and a mother’s struggle to keep her daughter safe

This month a predator with ties to the online extortion group known as 764 was sentenced to decades in prison. The mother of one of his victims wants parents to know the truth about this ‘harrowing’ global trend

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

Barack Obama, JFK and … Josh Frydenberg: what can a memoir do for an ambitious politician?

The former treasurer’s new book will hit shelves soon, but he may learn that memoirs can be blunt instruments for political renewal. Just ask Peter Costello

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

Malcolm Knox: ‘Trump’s name will turn to dust, just as every other dictator’s name has’

It may sound strange: satirical novels set in Stalin’s Soviet empire, by an Australian journalist, about Trump’s America. But Knox’s darkly hilarious books have arrived when global politics so often feel like a farce

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

As a therapist, here’s why I sometimes advise couples to end their marriage

Care and attention, the fundamentals that keep both plants and relationships alive, are absent from many marriages that survive anyway

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

The kindness of strangers: My car had been towed and my kids had no shoes, then a man made a wonderful offer

‘Can you help me?’ I asked. ‘I think my car’s been towed away, and my children don’t have any shoes’

The Guardian - AU · Aug 30

Sadistic online exploitation: five warning signs for parents – and how to keep young people safe

Offenders use threats and manipulation to coerce victims to produce imagery or livestream sexually explicit acts, self-harm or animal cruelty. How can you protect your child?

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