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Monday, 9th January 1984

Nine newspapers subpoenaed the correspondence to argue Seven influenced defamation proceedings and should be liable for costs

The National Hubs finals at Lord’s take place amid plans to quadruple the programme’s reach over the next three years

Opera company will leave capital by March 2029 and develop artistic programme for new base

The public body has extended the deadline for a new ENO main base outside London by three years.

Companies that backed disgraced veteran Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation lawsuits against media outlets want the scope of documents to assess costs narrowed.

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From giant bears to vintage wedding dresses, the archive sale is full of surprises

The Government money is to support Bradford’s programme of cultural activity over the year, which will see around 1,000 performances take place.

Detail around Seven Network chief emerges in hearing over who will bear costs of legal dispute between former soldier and media outlets

Seven Network and Kerry Stokes' firm will hand over material to three news publishers pursuing them for the legal costs of Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation loss.