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“Festivals generate 25,800 tonnes of waste, 22,876 tonnes of CO2 and use 185 million litres of water annually”: How Massive Attack set a new benchmark for the future of sustainable live music events

We discover how Massive Attack's climate activism has seemingly set a new green blueprint for the live industry…

MusicRadar

Cathedral bells ring out 88 times as people pay respects to Pope in Armagh

The leader of the Catholic Church in Ireland Archbishop Eamon Martin opened a book of condolences to the late pontiff.

Evening Standard

Sunak’s weakening of climate targets ‘retrograde’, says former Tory minister

Claire O’Neill, a former climate minister, says PM’s move was to ‘try and create political division and dividing lines’

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Aust to 'hack the hackers' behind Medibank

"We know who you are," AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw said.

The Canberra Times

Aust to 'hack the hackers' behind Medibank

"We know who you are," AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw said.

Newcastle Herald

Man accused of murdering 13yo in Sydney house fire refused bail

A court hears Gregory John Walker, who is accused of murder over a house fire in Sydney 24 years ago, allegedly made threats to witnesses and attempted to establish an alibi. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following story contains images of a person who…

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Constable Zachary Rolfe asked if body-worn cameras were on after Kumanjayi Walker's death, inquest hears

A dog handler who was in Yuendumu on the night Kumanjayi Walker was shot has told the Northern Territory coroner he can't remember what was said when the body-worn camera was turned off.

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5 Tory meltdowns after MPs forced to leave UK Government

Liz Truss has continued a long Tory tradition of sacking Cabinet members who her team views as potentially disloyal.

Daily Record

Queen’s Jubilee Pageant will be an ‘antidote’ to the isolation nation felt during Covid pandemic

The woman in charge of boosting the Platinum Jubilee Pageant’s environmental credentials says the event can be “an antidote” to the isolation of the Covidpandemic.

Evening Standard

Glasgow’s OVO Hydro becomes first arena in world to achieve special green status

The venue has been recognised for its commitment to sustainability by the A Greener Festival organisation.

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