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Fired Fox News producer says she'd testify against the network in $1.6 billion suit

Abby Grossberg, a producer for Tucker Carlson and Maria Bartiromo, alleges Fox News attorneys coerced her to lie under oath in a defamation case against the network. Fox fired her on Friday.

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Lawsuit: Fox tried to frame producer

The "allegations suggest obstruction of justice and subornation of perjury," former U.S. attorney says

Salon

On this day 20 years ago, Robin Cook tried to stop the Iraq war. I helped write that historic speech

He grieved that he was unable to avert the conflict. But look at his words: he was so right, says writer and former special advisor David Clark

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'Extraordinary' step to sack Moira Shire Council 'not taken lightly', says Victorian government minister

Victoria's local government minister Melissa Horne says she was unaware of dysfunction at Moira Shire Council until the death of manager Rick Devlin in 2021. But the commissioner says it has been in trouble for a decade.

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St Vincent de Paul's VincentCare to exit in-home aged care in Victoria

Julie Papworth is one of 150 Victorians searching for a new in-home aged care provider after VincentCare decided to stop providing the service due to federal government changes.

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The 'wackadoodle' foundation of Fox News' election-fraud claims

A woman who put forth election-fraud claims that even she described as "pretty wackadoodle" was a source for baseless claims aired by Fox News in 2020. The network is now being sued for defamation.

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'Crazy.' 'Nuts.' Six wild revelations from the Fox News defamation case

Having emails and texts revealed in court — and thus available for prying public eyes — is a nightmare for any company. Fox News is living through that horror now after Dominion Voting Systems on Thursday filed a motion for summary judgment against the network, laying out dozens of internal…

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Big bump in pay for census field staff

An $8 million boost means census collectors will get higher wages

Newsroom.co.nz

Melbourne babies missing out on child health check-ups due to staff shortages

Claire Lee is worried about the ongoing wellbeing of her eight-week-old son after her south-east Melbourne council said it could not provide full maternal and child health services due to severe staffing shortages.

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UFC Fight Night 218: Quick picks and prognostications

MMA Junkie analyst Dan Tom breaks down the main card for UFC Fight Night 218.

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Retiring MPs do little to help Ardern's reshuffle headache

Jacinda Ardern’s cabinet reshuffle needs to send a message to voters that she’s serious about refreshing her team ahead of the election. Tuesday’s three ministerial retirements provided little help on that front, writes political editor Jo Moir.

Newsroom.co.nz

David Clark won't contest 2023 election

The former Health Minister and current face of the response to excess supermarket profits won't continue as an MP after the 2023 election.

Newsroom.co.nz

Govt investigating China peach dumping claims

Kiwi officials look into allegations of product dumping from China which could threaten local producers, in a move with political sensitivities.

Newsroom.co.nz

Off-duty cop compared to Die Hard hero after stopping thug from burning down Glasgow restaurant

Sergeant David Marr, 42, dealt with the thug and then sat back down to finish his meal.

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Thug who ordered attacks on Southwick family from prison cell jailed along with criminal associates

David ‘Porky’ Clark, 38, was found to be at the centre of planning a series of targeted attacks in Southwick

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Open banking will give control to customers – but it comes with risks

To those who have grown up with the idea that keeping our money safe means a heavy bank vault inside a big stone building, opening up access to third parties sounds scary.

The Guardian - UK

Buying an e-bike? Here’s what you need to look for

More than two-thirds of Britons have started or are considering cycling to work to cut travel costs

Wales Online

Garage complete with built-in pub where man fixes his VWs named best in UK

The home garage complete with drinks fridge and a lounge area has been named Garage of the Year

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Loy Yang A power station's early closure prompts Latrobe Valley locals to ponder their future

The identity of Victoria's Latrobe Valley is firmly rooted in its history as a centre of coal-fired power, but plans to shut the Loy Yang A power station early have locals questioning where to from here.

Los Angeles Times

True-crime TV often exploits its subjects. This game-changing duo wants to end that

"Reasonable Doubt" is not your average true-crime docuseries.

Newsroom.co.nz

Warehouse hopes Govt pressure will speed up 'abnormal' supermarket talks

Under threat of a 'belting', supermarkets discuss using their warehouses and fleets of refrigerated trucks to provide The Warehouse a wider and cheaper range of fresh and frozen food.

The National (Scotland)

Unionism is now Labour's 'core belief', says top ex-aide as furore over SNP ban grows

LABOUR has replaced democratic socialism with Unionism as its guiding principle a former adviser to ex-party bigwig Robin Cook has said.

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Business borrowing hampered by credit contracts rules – BNZ

WATCH: Unresolved problems with the credit contracts law could be addressed by better targeting lending restrictions to problem lenders, says BNZ's chief executive

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Minister's plans to expedite Govt-backed flood reinsurance cover reined in

Concerned Tower Insurance's move to risk-based flood pricing would result in a deluge of hard-to-insure properties, EQC Minister David Clark tried to set up a flood reinsurance scheme AS

The Guardian - AU

Keep calm and carry on: how Australians can have a hand luggage holiday – with kids or long haul

Begone, baggage carousels: it’s entirely possible to travel with only what you can cram into a carry-on. Hand luggage pros share their tips

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