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Five more arrested over crash that killed seven people including two police officers

A total of 17 people have now been arrested over Saturday’s crash in which car drove wrong way along dual carriageway

The Guardian - UK

How Australian Crawl snuck a raunchy classic past the censors

Being banned from Countdown gave them cred and helped their image.

The Canberra Times

Flights Are Getting Harder To Handle As Turbulence Soars 55 Per Cent, And The Hidden Reason Is Turning Heads

“We can expect a doubling or tripling in the amount of severe turbulence around the world in the next few decades,” said a scientist.

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‘We were kids dressed as gangsters, running riot’ – Alan Parker’s Bugsy Malone at 50, by its cast and crew

Jodie Foster hated her 6am starts, Parker couldn’t stop swearing, Dexter Fletcher was traumatised by his haircut … There was as much drama off-screen as on during the making of this classic movie

The Guardian - UK

Unruly seniors, Dallas cheerleaders and Russell Crowe as an MMA trainer: what we’re streaming this July

In the middle of an unseasonably warm winter, perhaps the couch isn’t where you’re spending your weekends – preferring to enjoy the sun, however concerning its presence may be.

The Conversation

Here we Joh again? The spectre of Bjelke-Petersen still looms large over Queensland

The LNP’s unapologetic moves on Indigenous issues, crime, transgender healthcare and police-led suppression of protests are a throwback to days many thought had come and gone

The Guardian - AU

Trouble in the ‘kingdom of Maranoa’: could a Nationals stronghold turn to One Nation?

Some in rural Queensland are fed up with the status quo, but not everyone’s convinced by Pauline Hanson

The Guardian - AU

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Labor hangs on for victory in tight by-election

Labor has won a tight Queensland by-election, but the party's leader has been forced to defend his position after voters veered towards the governing LNP.

AAP

LNP falls ‘agonisingly short’ in Stafford byelection as Labor suffers swing against it

Opposition expected to retain the northern Brisbane seat, with Luke Richmond ahead of Fiona Hammond by around 700 votes

The Guardian - AU

Swing to government with by-election neck and neck

Early results in a state by-election indicate a swing towards the ruling LNP government in a race that will go down to the wire.

AAP

Queensland government in ‘integrity crisis’ over alleged undisclosed affair between two ministers, opposition says

The Olympic Games minister, Tim Mander, and the child safety minister, Amanda Camm say they were not in a relationship when they were sworn in

The Guardian - AU

Jane Fonda to lead tribute to late co-star Robert Redford at TCM Classic Film Festival

Event organisers have announced Jane Fonda will lead a tribute to her late co-star Robert Redford when the 2026 TCM Classic Film Festival opens with a gala screening of their 1967 film Barefoot in the Park.

BANG Premier

Congress' Housing Bill Goes From Small Supply Booster to Housing Killer

The Senate's proposed inclusion of an effective ban on build-to-rent housing in a bipartisan housing bill could significantly shrink new home production.

Reason

‘16 years later, I’m not unhappy’: the rise of Britain’s multigenerational flatmates

Fewer under-25s leaving home, and older renters being priced out of ownership or solo renting, is fuelling a change in house-share demographics

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Evening Standard

King’s support at Sandringham charity parkrun ‘means the world’

Charles cheered on participants on Saturday morning and chatted with local members of Move Against Cancer’s 5K Your Way group.

The Independent UK

The Queen of Disco: Donna Summer is posthumously inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame

Donna Summer has been posthumously inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, the hall said

The Guardian - AU

Former MP from Katter’s Australian party claims victory in Townsville mayoral race after swing against former leader

Nick Dametto says he is proud to ‘build the capital of northern Australia’ after byelection triggered by resignation of controversial former mayor

The Guardian - AU

A year on as Queensland premier, will David Crisafulli’s small-target strategy prove his undoing?

The LNP government has a firm stance on only one issue – youth crime – and is looking like it’s in need of an agenda

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How To Grow a Walnut Tree from Seed – 5 Steps to Grow Your Own Nut Harvest

It may take a long time, but your efforts will be rewarded with a bumper harvest of walnuts every fall

Evening Standard

Bitter fallout at King's Sandringham church as vicar and choirmaster clash

The King’s domestic chaplain is said to be at loggerheads with the church choirmaster

The Independent UK

How 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game' seeded a music nonprofit supporting the songwriters of tomorrow

“Take Me out to the Ball Game” is more than just a song sung every summer in baseball stadiums around the United States

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Simply Red's Mick Hucknall and Lola Young to be honoured at ASCAP London Music Awards 2025

Mick Hucknall and Lola Young are among the artists set to receive top prizes at the ASCAP London Music Awards 2025.

MusicRadar

“We would have absolutely lied through our teeth if there wasn't a full song”: How a TV jingle turned into a pop classic

The strange tale of The Carpenters' We've Only Just Begun

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The Carpenters' composer Roger Nichols dead at 84

Roger Nichols, the composer behind hits for The Carpenters, has passed away.

The Guardian - AU

The Peter principle: how Dutton’s election campaign in Dickson went horribly wrong

Labor considered the Brisbane seat ‘enemy territory’ at the start of the campaign. By the end, Ali France was the first person ever to unseat an opposition leader at a federal election

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