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Macquarie bets impact investing can fill an Asian financial access gap left by microfinance and commercial banks

Macquarie wants to help women entrepreneurs across Asia get loans with a new AUD 1 million impact investment fund with NGO Good Return.

Fortune

‘Cyclone-hardened’ Queenslanders shelter in shipping containers as ‘bloody horrendous’ Narelle tears through

Roadhouse manager says storm has left buildings crushed, sheds down and ‘I don’t think there’s a leaf left on any tree’

The Guardian - AU

Whuppity Scoorie: the Scottish spring ritual bringing a town together

Children racing round a church tower at Lanark Cross reflects a renewed sense of community and folklore in unsettled times

The Guardian - UK

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ASX lifts earnings but transformation costs rising

Bourse operator ASX Ltd has grown its earnings and profits despite facing a barrage of headwinds, including regulator woes, outages and a hunt for a new leader.

AAP

A third of people in England believe in ghosts, survey finds

National Folklore Survey, the first in over 60 years, found people aged 25-34 most likely to believe in the paranormal

The Guardian - UK

"Brokeback" hurts more on the big screen

20 years ago, Ang Lee's "gay cowboy film" devastated theater goers — now a new generation can share the experience

Salon

UFOs have earned a new name – and should be objects of serious study

Letters: At least some sightings of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) may relate to non-human intelligence, says Prof Michael Bohlander. Plus, letters from Andrew Robinson and Aideen Carty

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What really happened in Calvine? The mystery behind the best UFO picture ever seen

In August 1990, two hikers sent photos of a strange diamond-shaped aircraft to the press – but the story never appeared. Was it a prank, a hoax, an optical illusion or something else entirely?

The Guardian - UK

‘The impact has been out of this world’: the stranger who gave away a £100,000 inheritance to his neighbours

When David Clarke’s mother died, it took him 10 years to work out what to do with the money she left him. This year, a panel of locals in Liverpool made the decision for him

The Guardian - UK

‘Everybody loses out’: Scottish businesses face challenges with new Brexit rule

SCOTTISH consumers and businesses will face challenges as a new EU rule comes into force this week ...

The National (Scotland)

Former Labour and SNP MEPs to debate Scotland's return to EU

TWO former MEPs are set to debate Scotland’s best route back into the European Union...

The National (Scotland)

Have you seen David? Concerns for man missing for three days

Family are concerned for the man's welfare.

The Canberra Times

Campaigners urge Scottish Government to keep College of Europe bursaries

THE European Movement in Scotland has called for the Scottish Government to continue funding for scholarships to the College of Europe.

The National (Scotland)

Robin Hood, morris dances and UFOs: English folklore survey gets post-Brexit reboot

A fresh look at cultural identity will follow outline of 60-year-old Survey of Language and Folklore, conducted by two academics driving a red Mini

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ACCESS DENIED: inland pools reports to remain under wraps

Request for 'full and unrestricted access' to Newcastle pool reports denied

The Guardian - UK

The hell and horror of cow attacks: ‘I told my husband to leave me to die’

Cattle are a common cause of death in the UK farming industry – with some figures suggesting cows kill more people than dogs. So what can you do if the herd approaches?

The Guardian - UK

ParalympicsGB urges action for 75% of disabled children not doing PE regularly

Keir Starmer has been asked to focus on inclusion and teacher training to get more children with disabilities into regular physical education

Newcastle Herald

Bath's leave extended until after September council election

The CEO is undertaking 'professional studies', a memo said.

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Newcastle Herald

Newcastle's non-Labor councillors want new letters investigation into Sivo

Lord mayor Nuatali Nelmes is standing by council boss Jeremy Bath.

Newcastle Herald

$10 million pool plan moves forward with long lease and community input

Swimmers can expect low pool entry fees under BlueFit management.

Newcastle Herald

Council boss Jeremy Bath on 'extended leave' until days before election

Council refuses to say if staff received email at centre of letters saga.

Newcastle Herald

Let's be perfectly clear, transparency's a tool of democracy

New level of spin: The bureaucratic tactics making the fight for information tougher

Newcastle Herald

Our motivation is to seek the truth, what's yours?

City of Newcastle's attitude to democracy leaves a lot to be desired

Newcastle Herald

'No' to your right to know: Council won't release Bath investigation costs

Council says public debate on letters saga caused psychological harm.

The Guardian - US

These talkshow hosts once called Trump a bully and an idiot. Now, they’re his biggest defenders

Conservative talk radio hosts in Wisconsin tried to stop Trump in 2016 – now they’re embracing the former president

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