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When is rare good news on climate science actually bad? When News Corp misrepresents it

The worst-case scenario for a high-emissions scenario has been revised downward – but the best-case option is now implausible

The Guardian - AU

Mum who skipped court bailed again over child homicides

A mother accused of child homicide over the deaths of two young girls has walked free on bail a second time despite a warrant being issued over skipping court.

AAP

Car park arts precinct drives theatre to fresh heights

A performing arts precinct installed on and around a city car park could prove a boost for the development of live shows.

AAP

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Second double child homicide accused freed on bail

A second person accused of unlawfully killing two toddlers and injuring a third after leaving them alone minutes before fire engulfed the home will be bailed.

AAP

Mum accused of ignoring kids’ screams on camera before deadly house fire

A young mother in Australia has been charged after allegedly leaving her three children home alone the night a fire tore through their house. Two little girls

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Woman freed on bail over fire that killed two children

A mother who left three children aged under five at home alone minutes before a fire engulfed the property and killed two girls has been freed on bail.

AAP

Scottish city’s council urged to declare a 'rat emergency', by trade union convener

GLASGOW needs to declare a rat emergency amid fears warm weather could cause the number of rat sightings across the city to spike, a trade union…

The National (Scotland)

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Justice Lee finally exits Lehrmann proceedings as Wilkinson fails in last-ditch costs claim

Federal court justice says now hopefully ‘some element of common sense can break out’ after end to long-running case. Plus: AFL viewers cop an eyeful

The Guardian - AU

Peta Credlin nominated for Kennedy award despite Uluru statement report failing factcheck

Credlin’s report was removed by Facebook after RMIT factcheckers found its central claim was incorrect – a finding subsequently disputed by Sky

The Guardian - AU

Nine CEO urges staff to ‘get into the Olympic spirit’ – but doesn’t mention he will keep the flame burning in Paris

Mike Sneesby will run in the torch relay on top of hosting advertisers. Plus: Joe Hockey turns Trump expert for Sky News

The Guardian - AU

Far-right activist posed as Home Office inspector to target hotel housing refugees

A FAR-RIGHT activist posed as a Home Office inspector to get information about a Dumfries hotel housing Ukrainian refugees, which led to the…

The National (Scotland)

Nevada rangeland taxed by wild horses, land managers plan to round up thousands of the animals

U.S. land managers are planning to round up more than 2,800 wild horses across four Nevada counties beginning next week

The Independent UK

It's been 20 years, and The Simpsons Hit and Run developers are just as surprised as you that the cult open-world game hasn't got a sequel yet

Plans for a proposed follow-up are just salt in the wound at this point

GamesRadar

Lachlan Murdoch: The heir apparent to father Rupert’s media empire who was groomed for top job from childhood

Lachlan Murdoch was groomed as father Rupert’s successor from childhood, writes Bevan Hurley

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Glasgow Live

Council cleansing workers get overtime to clean up areas around TRNSMT festival

More than 150,000 people are expected to enjoy Scotland’s biggest festival with acts such as Pulp, The 1975, Kasabian, Sam Fender and George Ezra taking to the main stage.

Glasgow Live

Call for new Glasgow recycling hubs to reduce fly-tipping in city

The GMB Union have proposed setting up "mass recycling schemes" similar to those set up in European countries

Glasgow Live

Glasgow bin lorries get fans as cleansing staff 'struggle to work' in heatwave

Many of the older vehicles have no air conditioning, and staff have also complained that heavy PPE is making it almost impossible to work.

The Guardian - AU

Sun sets on David Koch’s 21 years of breakfast television with farewell extravaganza

Anthony Albanese, Kevin Rudd and the Beaconsfield mine disaster survivors among huge cast as ‘Kochie’ signs off. Plus: Peter Gleeson rescued from retirement

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Glasgow cleansing workers warn strike action could hit world cycling championships

As Audit Scotland raise concerns about finances for councils across Scotland, a Union leader warned Glasgow cleansing workers needed a better deal and called on the Scottish Government to provide more funding.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow cleansing workers warn drop in staff numbers will hit recycling targets

Unions say they are not enough staff at the Blochairn recycling plant to meet council targets, but council dispute claims this is seeing more waste sent to landfill.

Glasgow Live

Calls for Glasgow 'food voucher' incentive to encourage people to recycle

The city is about to roll out additional bins in a bid to encourage more people to recycle responsibly - but city's GMB convenor believes more will be needed to get some families on board.

The Guardian - AU

A climate policy that actually cuts emissions? It’s the reality that fossil fuel bosses and News Corp commentators can’t see

Changes to the safeguard mechanism take us a step closer to net zero by 2050 – the goal consecutive governments have signed up to

Glasgow Live

Glasgow bin men startled as video shows huge rats jumping out of rubbish

A union convenor warns staff could refuse to work on the grounds of health and safety.

Daily Record

Glasgow binmen jump to avoid rats leaping from bins during collections in city

Chris Mitchell, who has been involved in the sector for 20 years, says the rodents are "taking over the city".

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Budget: disco, walkouts and protests as council cuts approved

A walkout by Labour councillors was soundtracked by a disco classic from protesters, as the city council met to set it's annual budget.

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