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Nine publisher says he was not contacted by Peter Costello over Nine’s Crown coverage

James Chessell sends email to staff after both he and the Nine chairman were the subject of an email attack by James Packer

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Take the money and run

The Tax Office says 60 Australian millionaires paid not a penny in tax in 2019-20, and former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro helped a staffer who later became his girlfriend get a job at Investment NSW.

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Power trip

A secret campaign to slow the progress of electric vehicles in Australia was put in place by the car industry, and NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet promised his then transport minister David Elliott a trade role.

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The Victorian Liberals are facing questions over the behaviour of Matthew Guy’s chief of staff, and NSW cabinet members are backing away from supporting beleaguered Trade Minister Stuart Ayres.

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Albanese’s top of the pops

Anthony Albanese has recorded the highest satisfaction rating of any new prime minister, according to a new poll in The Australian. And the ACCC has warned that Australia faces an “alarming” shortage of gas next year.

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The prohibition error?

Good morning, early birds. The federal and Northern Territory government’s decision not to extend alcohol bans has been met with a united front of anger from two Indigenous MPs, and the marathon defamation trial of former SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith has ended. It’s the news you need to know, with…

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Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation trial laid bare the brutal reality of Australia’s decades-long war in Afghanistan – now the ex-soldier awaits judgment

While costs of about $25m and possibly millions in damages are at stake, the trial also has existential implications for Australian journalism

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Ben Roberts-Smith’s year-long defamation trial against three newspapers concludes

Ex-soldier’s barrister tells court that reporters ‘jumped on rumours’, while newspapers’ counsel alleges Roberts-Smith ‘prepared to lie under oath’

The Guardian - AU

Pride and prejudice

Good morning, early birds. Seven Manly Sea Eagles footballers will be watching from the sidelines tomorrow when their team play the Roosters after they refused to wear Pride jerseys, and Stuart Ayres adds to the confusion about the New York trade commissioners job offered to John Barilaro. It’s the news…

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John but not forgotten

Good morning, early birds. A NSW trade commissioner in California says he had to work from home after the state government closed its office there to open the new office in New York, and an expert has predicted that half a million Australians will get long COVID in the next…

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Seth Curry on Ben Simmons: It’s going to be a challenge getting his rhythm back playing basketball

In an interview with Australia's two big newspapers, the Melbourne Age and Sydney Morning Herald, Seth Curry talked about how his Aussie teammate Ben Simmons is doing and what he expects when Simmons returns to play in October. While noting that ...

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NT minister calls out media

The NT police minister says if Sunday’s shooting death of an Indigenous woman and a baby had happened to a white woman on the east coast, it would’ve been front page news, and the Victorian opposition is calling for the Andrews government to give back at least $1.3 million after…

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Olive branch over branch stacking

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says he’s sorry for the rotten culture in the state Labor Party, and Anthony Albanese reckons banning new coal and gas projects could potentially increase global emissions.

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Jennifer Down wins the 2022 Miles Franklin Literary Award with Bodies of Light, a shattering novel of loneliness and heartbreak

Jennifer Down’s Bodies of Light is a shattering novel, one that breaks and then rebuilds its readers. It has won the 2022 Miles Franklin Literary Award, the judges commending it as “a novel of affirmation, resilience and survival, told through an astonishing voice that reinvents itself from six to 60”.

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Labor pains

Victoria’s corruption watchdog will release its findings into allegations of branch stacking and misused taxpayer funds in the Andrews government, with the state opposition claiming the public should see the evidence filed by Andrews before the November state election. It’s the news you need to know with Emma Elsworthy.

The Guardian - AU

Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation trial hears Australian SAS soldiers ‘turned a blind eye’ to alleged war crimes

In closing submissions, newspapers’ lawyer accuses several of Roberts-Smith’s witnesses of ‘outright dishonesty’

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End of the road

Government inaction has left Australia facing severe environmental crises, as highlighted by the release of one of the most important scientific reports on the environment — one the Coalition has had since December but chose not to release before the election. It’s the news you need to know with Emma…

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Open champion Smith hailed in Australia as LIV concerns grow

Sydney (AFP) - Cameron Smith was lauded Monday as a true champion in Australia, but his British Open win was marred by concerns that he could be about to jump ship to Greg Norman's rebel LIV tour.

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The Independent UK

Fans gush in support of Rebel Wilson and Ramona Agruma in new Instagram video: ‘Get married already’

The couple confirmed their relationship in June

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A rotten apple spoils the Barilaro

ICAC is reportedly considering investigating former NSW deputy premier John Barilaro’s appointment to a plum NY job paying half a million dollars, and Victoria’s public hospitals are preparing to suspend some elective surgery to handle spiking COVID hospitalisations. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

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Kyrgios ‘Already a Champion’ in Family’s Eyes, Says Brother

Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios is one match away from a first Grand Slam title but his brother, Christos, said on Sunday the Australian is already a champion in his family's eyes after winning an off-court battle with his inner demons. Nick Kyrgios, who in recent years had become well known…

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A man, a ban, a plan

Good morning, early birds. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has introduced a new code of conduct for ministers, and tennis player Nick Kyrgios is in Wimbledon’s final after Rafael Nadal pulled out of the semi-final because of an injury. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

Evening Standard

What newspapers around the world are saying about Boris Johnson’s resignation

The world has been watching Westminster — Juliana Piskorz rounds up the global reactions

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Dollars and sense

Good morning, early birds. The Reserve Bank is meeting to look at the 0.85% cash rate which is expected to potentially jump to as much as 1.35%, and reportedly four of the five vacancies in the Andrews government will be filled by women. It’s the news you need to know,…

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Syd Uni Students Claim They’ve Been Hit With A Stonking $15k Fee Rise Out Of The Goddamn Blue

"Enrolled students were ensured [fee increases] would not impact them. I quickly found this was not true," a University of Sydney student said.

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