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Here's where you can watch Australian screen icon Uncle Jack Charles on streaming services

With the death of Aboriginal actor and musician Uncle Jack Charles, Australia has lost a stage and screen icon. Here's where you can watch some of his best known and most recent work.

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Minute Silence For The Queen Scrapped For AFLW Indigenous Round After Backlash Club Feedback

At the men's game on Friday, a minute of silence took place after the Welcome to Country.

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‘Everything kicked into gear’: how Australia’s media covered the Queen’s death

Broadcasters launched well-rehearsed plans – including pre-planned outfits – when news broke in the early morning

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Australian TV networks scramble as news of the Queen’s death breaks in early morning

Word of the Queen’s passing came too late for the morning papers but breakfast TV filled the void. Plus: Laura Tingle’s election coverage praised

The Guardian - AU

A Beginner’s Guide to Grief: joy and sadness belong together in this new Australian ‘traumedy’

Review: A Beginner’s Guide to Grief, directed by Renée Mao

The Conversation

How far-right online spaces use mainstream media to spread their ideology

Mistrust in the media is widespread among Australians, but this view becomes particularly antagonistic at the far-right fringe where mainstream media are typically viewed as “traitors” and the “enemy of the people”. This post from an Australian user on the far-right, social media platform Gab captures this common sentiment:

The Conversation

The Big Apple's New Initiative To Equitably Grow NYC's Cannabis Industry

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Department of Small Business Services (SBS) commissioner Kevin D.

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Australia has not been spared global labour shortages so the Albanese government is being urged to move faster as new modelling shows immigration is vital to ease the shortfall.

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Three things with Janice Petersen: ‘A few minutes of this bringing the biff to sore bits and you’re good to go’

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the SBS World News host shares the story of a gimmicky gadget that stole her heart

The Guardian - AU

‘Ice-cream’s a disaster!’: behind-the-scenes secrets of Australia’s reality cooking shows

By now, we’re all familiar with the gap between reality and reality TV. But does that artifice extend to the food we see on screens?

The Guardian - AU

Australian cyclist Amanda Spratt hails 'emotional' return of Tour de France Femmes after 30-year hiatus

For the first time since 1989, the women's Tour de France has returned, with the 34-year-old Australian champion saying she wasn't sure she would have the opportunity to ride in the world's biggest cycling race.

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Australian comedian Rhys Nicholson on how Drag Race Down Under is upping its game for season two, and coming out as non-binary

The comedian, actor and judge of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under talks to ABC Arts about controversies from season one, starring in a new Netflix show, and his “bonanza year”.

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Press watchdog wades once again into Australian tabloids’ unfair reporting of trans issues

Spike in adjudications about trans issues at various Australian publications. Plus: the political journos jumping on the Labor bandwagon

The Guardian - AU

True Colours review – SBS detective drama plays it too by the book

This drama, starring Rarriwuy Hick as a detective returning to her community, pairs familiar police procedural elements with interesting cultural insights

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Labor says new five-year funding for ABC will safeguard against arbitrary cuts and political interference

Communications minister Michelle Rowland says Coalition ‘completely lied’ about 2013 funding cut which harmed broadcaster

The Guardian - AU

Acma calls for overhaul of TV rules as viewers switch from free-to-air to streaming

Australia’s broadcasting watchdog says self-regulatory codes for broadcasters are outdated as they do not apply to streaming services

Daily Mirror

Special Boat Service commandos test £1m 'unsinkable' terror attack buster

The high-speed, £1million Stormblade, which can carry six commandos, proved unsinkable in trials with its self-righting hull. The SBS needs a boat for counter-terror ops around the UK

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What do you think you want to watch? More than half a million said SBS

Mentalist star Simon Baker helped the return of the SBS ancestry series Who Do You Think You Are? attract a sizeable audience.

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2022 Logies Winners: Hamish Blake wins the Gold Logie and Bert Newton award, Tony Armstrong wins the Graham Kennedy award

Hamish Blake has won the Gold Logie and Bert Newton award, while Tony Armstrong takes home the Graham Kennedy award.

The Guardian - AU

‘I just had this feeling that I belonged’: Justin Hodges and other famous Australians explore their family history

For 13 years, SBS series Who Do You Think You Are? has helped high-profile Australians make surprising ancestral discoveries. For two of this year’s participants, the experience has been not just surprising and emotional, but an invaluable gift for their loved ones.

The Guardian - AU

Three things with Matt Moran: ‘The sharper the knife is, the less chance of an accident’

In our weekly interview about objects, the celebrity chef tells us about a treasured kitchen set, and the strange connections behind his favourite number

Crikey

Senate committee drops its ABC-SBS inquiry

A Liberal-led parliamentary inquiry into the complaints-handling processes of the ABC and SBS will not go ahead after an independent review was adopted.

Reuters

Having shipped artillery shells to Ukraine, Canada asks S.Korea for more

Canada has asked South Korea to supply it with artillery rounds, Seoul said on Monday, apparently to "backfill" supplies that Ottawa has sent to Ukraine, upping pressure on South Korea to provide - at least indirectly - lethal aid in the war.

The Guardian - AU

Three things with Kumi Taguchi: ‘It truly hurts my heart that I didn’t look after Piglet well enough’

In our weekly interview about objects, the Insight host tells us about the significance of a googly eyed pet rock, and the toy that followed her into her 30s

The Guardian - AU

Rod Sims says Facebook should be forced to negotiate with SBS under news media bargaining code

Despite dozens of deals to pay Australian news publishers for content, social media company has left out SBS and the Conversation

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