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Regional communities are continuing to fight back against bank branch closures which could force some locals to travel hundreds of kilometres for service.

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‘To sit with him, to feel the softness of his fur’: what makes me happy now

In a series of short essays, writers consider what happiness means to them now, after the reckoning of the past few years

The Guardian - AU

'Be careful of false dawns': Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers warns a recession is still 'more likely than not'

Summers said inflation is still “inconceivably high," but acknowledged that recent trends show the Fed’s inflation-fighting campaign is “closer to being done.”

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From Dalyer to Doha - remembering World Cup semi-finalists Morocco's visit to Dublin

The scorer of the last ever senior international goal at Dalymount Park on the famous stadium, old foes Morocco and the African side's prospects in Wednesday night's semi-final against France.

Irish Mirror

Violet Coco is not alone: the climate activists facing jail

As protesters use more provocative tactics, state governments are responding with heavy-handed laws to stop them

The Guardian - AU

The Fed is pushing the economy ‘quite unnecessarily’ into a recession, J.P. Morgan strategist says

A recession is likely next year, but it may have been avoidable.

Fortune

Caught between black and blue: senior Queensland police officer reveals the racism that broke him

Indigenous officers ‘walk two worlds’ and survive by being seen to fit in with police culture, Sgt Richard Monaei says

The Guardian - AU

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Exposure to environmental toxins may be root of rise in neurological disorders

Doctors warn exposure to omnipresent yet poorly understood chemicals such as microplastics could play a role in dementia

The Guardian - US

Creeslough explosion: Girl, 5, and dad killed 'buying birthday cake' as more victims named

As Taoiseach Micheal Martin visited the scene for himself, Supt David Kelly, of Milford Garda station, confirmed all 10 victims were from the locality

Belfast Live

Emergency services praised for response to Co Donegal tragedy

Personnel arrived within 10 minutes of the blast in Creeslough on Friday afternoon.

The Independent UK

‘Mythic figure’: William Robinson, his friend Quentin Bryce and the true guiding force behind his art

Featuring more than 50 of his works, Love in Life & Art is a homage to Robinson and his late wife Shirley’s ‘exceptional union’ and the role she played in his art

The Guardian - AU

Strictly delights and Mrs Brown’s Boys divides: 100 years of the BBC, part nine

Amid the horrific ‘sexed up’ scandal, the corporation scores big hits with Strictly, Bake Off and The Thick of It, a foul-mouthed widow causes a crisis – and the Queen’s favourite show comes to light

The Guardian - UK

‘Unspeakable trauma’: police in Queensland and NSW failed to investigate alleged gang rape of 14-year-old girl, records show

Exclusive: A senior officer told Karen Iles they believed her statement, including names, photos, maps and diary excerpts, had been destroyed

The Guardian - AU

Winners of the BathLive Business Awards 2022 announced

The finalists represented a range of different industries from across the city’s business community

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Wayfinder review – playful, colourful and immersive dance lights up with joy and hope

With music by Hiatus Kayote, design from Tango Hiromi, 70km of salvaged wool and an inflatable stage, Dancenorth’s latest production is thrillingly inspired

Liverpool Echo

New Brighton pub to sell alcohol into early hours at weekends despite resident concerns

Chair of the licensing panel Andrew Hodson said the licence could be reviewed if there were any problems due to the extension of opening times

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Aidan Turner is too good to be true in The Suspect

The Poldark actor plays a shifty psychologist in ITV’s new murder drama. Plus: Jeremy Paxman’s farewell lap on University Challenge. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Belfast to Samaritan: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Kenneth Branagh presents a nostalgic ode to his childhood with exceptional turns from Jamie Dornan and Caitríona Balfe, while Sylvester Stallone plays a retired superhero

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‘There’s real powerlessness’: Australian renters at the mercy of no-cause evictions

Tenants’ advocates want no-grounds terminations – and the end-of-lease evictions that function the same way – abolished

ABC News

Push to bring inclusive football to eastern Victoria for people with disability

For people who live in eastern Victoria, like David, it's not easy to access a footy club with other members who have an intellectual disability, so he's driving a push for a side closer to home.

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Anti-Poverty Advocates Say Albanese’s Childhood Rhetoric Is ‘Cruel’ When He Won’t Raise JobSeeker

Advocacy groups say Albanese is giving "false hope" to welfare recipients by sharing his mum's story without raising JobSeeker.

Chicago Tribune

‘How can he do that?’: Police Superintendent David Brown appears to overstate links to mass shooting in Chicago

CHICAGO — About 15 hours after a corner in the Back of the Yards neighborhood was sprayed with gunfire Tuesday, leaving one man dead and four others wounded, Chicago police Superintendent David Brown held a news conference to update the public on the mass shooting.

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s literally slower than watching Australia drift north’: the laboratory experiment that will outlive us all

For more than 90 years, a funnel of pitch in Brisbane has been slowly dripping into a beaker. Nine drops have fallen, now the long wait for the tenth is on

The Guardian - AU

‘There’s no escaping this crisis’: Queensland family of five struggle to find a stable rental

Rebecca Brown was just home from hospital when she was told ‘the owners want to move in, they want the keys ASAP’

Chronicle Live

Possibly the most wildly-celebrated goal ever at St James' Park - 30 years ago today

David Kelly's late goal for Newcastle United against Portsmouth on April 25, 1992, effectively saved Newcastle United from relegation to football's third tier - and potential oblivion

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