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The Queen remembered around the world as a "unifying force" as she dies aged 96

Some newspapers have chosen to concentrate on her personality while others have praised her fortitude and loyalty throughout her reign.

Manchester Evening News

‘A life in service’: How front pages reported Queen’s death

First editions of newspapers after death of Queen Elizabeth II praised royal’s fortitude and loyalty

The Independent UK

‘Queen of all our hearts’ remembered by global press following death aged 96

The nation has begun a period of mourning to mark the death of its former monarch.

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Australian TV networks scramble as news of the Queen’s death breaks in early morning

Word of the Queen’s passing came too late for the morning papers but breakfast TV filled the void. Plus: Laura Tingle’s election coverage praised

The Guardian - AU

Newcastle United transfer rumours as Magpies target A-League teenage sensation, Diogo Costa scouting trip

All of the latest Newcastle United transfer headlines including updates on race to sign A-League teenage sensation Garang Kuol, Newcastle's trip to watch FC Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa.

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Wayne Carey Steps Down From Ch7 Triple M After Being Caught W/ White Powder At A Casino

A bag containing a white substance fell out of Carey's pocket at a Perth venue last week.

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AFL Star Dustin Martin Is Under Fire After Footage Of Him Groping A Woman Resurfaced Online

The AFL has confirmed it is investigating the footage.

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A New Omicron Booster Vaccine Has Been Approved For Australia Givvus It Now Please

The bivalent vaccine was recently approved for use in the UK.

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100 Scientists Have Penned A Letter To Anthony Albanese To Get His Environmental Shit In Order

"From megafires to ocean heatwaves and acidification, extensive coral bleaching, drought and extreme rainfall and flooding events, we are now seeing and suffering through the scientifically predicted impacts of climate change across the country."

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A 16 Y.O. Smashed Records By Umpiring An AFL-Level Game Meanwhile Mum Still Does My Washing

She made her mark by officiating the AFLW on Saturday night.

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Sydney Morning Herald caught in the Crikey crossfire as letter to Lachlan Murdoch knocked back

The SMH and Age refused to accept Crikey’s ad citing competition for subscriptions. Plus: Bolt gets behind Avi Yemini

The Guardian - AU

Murdoch v Crikey highlights how Australia’s defamation laws protect the rich and powerful

Crikey says it has published the correspondence between its lawyers and those of Murdoch in order to show how media power is abused in Australia.

The New Daily

Murdoch v Crikey highlights how Australia's defamation laws protect the rich and powerful

There is no better example of how Australia’s defamation laws enable the rich and powerful to intimidate their critics than Lachlan Murdoch suing Crikey.com over a comment piece concerning Fox News, Donald Trump and the Washington insurrection of January 6 2021.

The Conversation

How far-right online spaces use mainstream media to spread their ideology

Mistrust in the media is widespread among Australians, but this view becomes particularly antagonistic at the far-right fringe where mainstream media are typically viewed as “traitors” and the “enemy of the people”. This post from an Australian user on the far-right, social media platform Gab captures this common sentiment:

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Vic rail loop stage should be built: govt

The first stage of Melbourne's Suburban Rail Loop should be built even if the rest of the project is never completed, the state government says.

AAP

High Court rules Google not a publisher

The High Court has found Google was not the publisher of the defamatory article written by The Age about a Victorian lawyer for underworld figures.

The Guardian - AU

Daniel Andrews backs federal plan to boost migration – as it happened

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The Independent UK

Judith Durham: Singer who found global fame with The Seekers

With her luminous soprano voice, Durham experienced chart-topping success with the Australian band that sold more than 50 million records in the Sixties, before embarking on a solo career

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The Guardian - AU

The Peter FitzSimons interview with Jacinta Price that sparked a week-long culture war

A Nine newspapers piece becomes a gift that keeps on giving for the Australian. Plus: small win for ABC archivists

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The Greens Will Push For A Treaty Truth-Telling In Return For Backing Voice To Parliament

Senator Lidia Thorpe and leader Adam Bandt are set to negotiate by late August.

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: Olivia Newton-John dies, Commonwealth Games wraps up, CSIRO identifies 139 new species

Tuesday: Grease star and cancer research activist dies aged 73. Plus Britney Spears to make music scene return with Elton John

The Guardian - AU

Victorian government asks police, Ibac to investigate proposed deal with Liberal donor

Matthew Guy’s chief of staff, Mitch Catlin, resigns over proposal for party donor to pay his company $8,333 a month

ABC News

The Somerton Man has been named. What do we know about Carl 'Charles' Webb?

After more than 70 years, the mysterious Somerton Man has been identified as Melbourne electrical engineer Carl Webb. What do we know about his life so far?

The Guardian - AU

Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation trial laid bare the brutal reality of Australia’s decades-long war in Afghanistan – now the ex-soldier awaits judgment

While costs of about $25m and possibly millions in damages are at stake, the trial also has existential implications for Australian journalism

The Guardian - AU

Ben Roberts-Smith’s year-long defamation trial against three newspapers concludes

Ex-soldier’s barrister tells court that reporters ‘jumped on rumours’, while newspapers’ counsel alleges Roberts-Smith ‘prepared to lie under oath’

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