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Writers and artists are often politically outspoken – but when should we view an opinion or artwork as genuinely harmful?

Within public debate around free speech and its limits there has long been a view that artistic expression deserves especially rigorous protection. This is because it is a medium of indirect communication, open to multiple interpretations. There is a long tradition of art being used to critique society and politics.

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Champions Trophy Group B scenarios: Will Afghanistan spoil big brothers' party?

Afghanistan's upset win over England on Wednesday sent a warning to Group B leaders South Africa and Australia, as they secured two crucial points to be just one point behind the top-two.

The Times of India

Autumn bushfire danger as hot and dry conditions linger

Much of Australia's southern coastline is expected to remain at heightened risk of bushfire with hot and dry conditions forecast to persist beyond summer.

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Penny Wong accuses Coalition of ‘gunboat diplomacy’ in Senate estimates as Chinese warships sail into Great Australian Bight

James Paterson questions whether PM was across detail of live-fire drill, prompting Wong to say opposition senator ‘not actually interested in detail’

The Guardian - AU

Matildas end horror SheBelieves Cup winless after defeat to Colombia

Australia lose 2-1 to Colombia as Hayley Raso scores in between goals to Wendy Bonilla and Catalina Usme in San Diego

The Guardian - AU

Disappointment turns to triumph for cleared Kuhnemann

Matt Kuhnemann says he was disappointed to be reported for having a suspect action, before being cleared by the ICC and allowed to return to bowling.

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Champions Trophy Digest: England crash out, Afghanistan turn on the heat in Group B

Afghanistan have sent jitters into the Australian and South African camps in the Champions Trophy by putting England out of the tournament and announcing themselves as contenders for the two semifinal spots in Group B.

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Senior tour an attractive proposition for Rumford

Australian golfer Brett Rumford turned back the clock on day one of the New Zealand Open.

AAP

Legal aid is a lifeline for vulnerable Australians, but consistent underfunding puts the system at risk

It’s central to any democracy that citizens receive fair treatment under the law. An important part of this is access to legal advice and representation.

The Conversation

What kept Australia pace spearhead Mitchell Starc out of Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: Australia pace spearhead Mitchell Starc stated on Thursday that his absence from the current Champions Trophy was primarily due to a sore ankle, but "personal views" also played a role.

The Times of India

Venice Biennale team wants apology as supporters rally

The artist and curator dumped from their Venice Biennale commission have called for Creative Australia to explain and apologise, as their supporters rally.

AAP

Australia 1-2 Colombia: Matildas end SheBelieves Cup with third defeat – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: The Matildas lost their third match in a row at the SheBelieves Cup

The Guardian - AU

A middle power with ‘great and powerful friends’: Australia’s changing role in the region

Debating Australia’s role in world politics is not always high on the political agenda. Elections here are more often fought on economic issues than foreign or defence policy. And while the major parties have different views on foreign policy, there tends to be bipartisanship on the central tenets of our…

The Conversation

Older women like me are the ‘missing middle’ in Australia’s housing crisis

Many of my generation are stuck in a vicious cycle – too wealthy for public housing but too financially strained for long-term private rentals or mortgage finance

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Four Players That Made Their USWNT Debut at the SheBelieves Cup

Several emerging stars have made their U.S. women's national team debut at the SheBelieves Cup

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Minister calm on lag in reporting Chinese navy activity

Australia's defence minister downplays concerns about time taken by New Zealand to raise an alert about Chinese warships warning of live fire in the Tasman Sea.

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Aussie's bat blazes before a bowling fall from Grace

Australian allrounder Grace Harris, who has suffered highs and lows in the WPL this term, has endured both on the same afternoon for the UP Warriorz.

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Pakistan vs Bangladesh live stream: Watch ICC Champions Trophy online (it's free) – match abandoned

All the ways to watch Pakistan vs Bangladesh live streams online, with both teams hoping to avoid exiting the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 without a win.

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England clash reminds Jillaroos how far they've come

The first time Ali Brigginshaw played England, Australia were bunking in single beds and eating pub meals for dinner, but things are different now.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Trump’s bizarre Gaza vision, Sabsabi defiant over Biennale, influencers ‘fearmongering’ on health

US president shares video of Dubai-like future featuring himself topless; artist excluded from Biennale says he will go ahead with his show

The Guardian - AU

Multimillion-dollar settlement for passengers on trip described by lawyer as ‘cruise from hell’ – as it happened

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Australians can wait at least 258 days for their first psychiatry appointment, our new study shows

Anyone who needs to make their first appointment with a psychiatrist may expect a bit of a wait. Our new research shows Australians are waiting an average 77 days for this initial appointment. But some were waiting for at least eight months.

The Conversation

Australia could make it easier for consumers to fight back against anti-competitive behaviour. Here’s how

From the supermarket to the petrol pump, many Australians are concerned about the power of large corporations. Are consumers getting a fair deal? Do they have enough choice?

The Conversation

Politicians are podcasting their way onto phone screens, but the impact may be fleeting

Australian podcast listeners have been treated to two appearances by the same guest in the past week: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

AAP

Afghans KO England in Champs Trophy, now aim at Aussies

Afghanistan have knocked England out of the tournament in a Champions Trophy sensation -- and will now seek to do the same to Australia.

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