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The Crunch: the mystery of clothes shopping; children’s TV; and the rest of the best of 2025

Josh and Nick pick their favourite pieces of the year, which include the best way to dice an onion, Woodside gas emissions and a voting matrix

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The Crunch: how desperate Palestinians are struggling to find food and aid in Gaza

Much of the media’s focus has been on the desperate suffering of the Palestinians, so we are doing something different in this newsletter

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The science of AFL mullets, what counts as rich and why Australian homes are so cold: 2024’s very best charts

Here’s Guardian Australia’s favourite data pieces from 2024, from us and from elsewhere on the internet

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'A scandal': Study shows BBC 'bias' in reporting on Palestinian and Israeli deaths

THE BBC’s “bias” in reporting on the Gaza conflict has been highlighted by the results of a study into its news output ...

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Tick tick boom: how much is Lyme disease increasing in the US?

Cases appear to have doubled in three decades, but better diagnoses are contributing

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Mona Chalabi: New York is choked with scaffolding. Why does it stay up so long?

The average lifespan of a structure is 495 days – but 22% have been up more than two years

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First Thing: Pentagon leaks linked to young gun enthusiast employee – report

Man known online as ‘OG’ said to have access to classified material and to regard intelligence services as repressive. Plus, why America’s most popular flower ‘never goes out of style’

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Mona Chalabi’s datablog: why America’s most popular flower ‘never goes out of style’

The tulip is a perennial hit – the most sold flower in the US, with one sold for every two people in 2020

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Mona Chalabi’s datablog: Iraq war leukemia rates worse than after Hiroshima bombing

Bombing of Falluja preceded 2,200% increase in leukemia rates, as well as 1,260% increase in childhood cancer

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