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Hanson's four-word advice as 'sexist' premier ad panned

A "Ditch the Witch" campaign aimed at a female premier has been dubbed sexist by the prime minister, but another prominent figure was less sympathetic.

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Ex-TV star must shadow Jewish leader over Nazi gesture

A magistrate has condemned those who target Australia's Jewish community while sentencing a former Neighbours actor for performing a Nazi gesture.

AAP

Australian teens bid farewell to social media as world-first ban comes into force: ‘See you when I’m 16’

Ban requires 10 largest social networks to lock out children under 16 or face hefty fines

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Ex-TV star facing 'restorative justice' for Nazi salute

A magistrate has asked lawyers for a former Australian soap actor to make inquiries into a unique form of punishment for performing a Nazi salute.

AAP

Guardian Australia wins Walkley award for Indigenous affairs for The Descendants series

Christopher Hopkins also named the Nikon-Walkley press photographer of the year for work published in Al Jazeera, the Age and the Guardian

The Guardian - AU

‘Disgraceful’, ‘Racist’, ‘Pathetic’: Furious Backlash To Pauline Hanson’s Burqa Stunt

Senator Pauline Hanson’s latest burqa stunt in Parliament has set off a fresh wave of anger with politicians, community leaders & advocates.

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Ex-Neighbours star Damien Richardson found guilty of performing Nazi salute on stage

The state of Victoria passed a law banning the Nazi salute in 2023

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Former Neighbours star found guilty over Nazi gesture

A former television soap star has been found guilty of making a gesture that resembles a Nazi salute, but showed "no loyalty or obedience" to Hitler.

AAP

Search For Suspected Porepunkah Shooter Continues As Police Identify Officers Killed

"Everyone is just in absolute shock. It is horrifying," said one local.

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David Stratton was always ‘doing it for the audience’. In this, he had a huge impact on Australian film

Celebrated film critic David Stratton has died at the age of 85. He leaves an indelible mark on Australian film culture, and Australian film culture left an indelible mark on him.

The Conversation

Meteor explodes in fireball and sonic boom over Australia

Sonic bloom rattles houses in Victoria

The Independent UK

Professor Sues University Of Melbourne After Leak Of Email Criticising Blak Activists

Dr Eric Descheemaeker is suing the University of Melbourne for discrimination after his email criticising ‘Blak’ activists was leaked.

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Law professor who claimed ‘Blak’ activists were leading University of Melbourne to ‘destruction’ sues for discrimination

Exclusive: Dr Eric Descheemaeker files court application against university after 2023 email to Melbourne law school dean leaked last month

The Guardian - AU

‘Trauma porn’: media urged to reflect on role as victims’ families speak at Bondi Junction stabbing inquest

Victim’s partner says media involvement ‘only served to exacerbate my pain’. Plus: Kerry Stokes’ media empire energised by North West Shelf gas approval

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Melbourne Demons CEO Candidate Reportedly Withdrew Amid Fallout Over Pro-Palestine Posts

There was reportedly "a lot of nervousness" after Keith Thomas' Pro-Palestine social media posts emerged.

The Conversation

Peter Dutton calling the ABC and the Guardian ‘hate media’ rings alarm bells for democracy

In front of a crowd of party faithful last weekend, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton referred to the ABC, Guardian Australia and other news platforms as “hate media”. The language was extreme, the inference being these outlets were not simply doing their jobs, but attacking him and his side of politics…

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Australian Neo-Nazis Allegedly Forming New Political Party To Get Around The Law

A prominent neo-Nazi group is allegedly attempting to form a new political party to bypass new state laws forbidding Nazi symbols.

The Conversation

Newspapers cannot justify running Clive Palmer’s Trumpet of Patriots ads as freedom of speech

The publication by the Newcastle Herald of a political advertisement by Clive Palmer’s Trumpet of Patriots party stating “there are only two genders – male and female” has provoked a backlash that has seen the advertisement removed from the paper’s online edition.

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Lord Of The Fries Wins Trademark Battle Against Company That Owns J.R.R. Tolkien’s Work

Middle-Earth Enterprises failed in its bid to contest the Melbourne-based burger joint's trademark of "Lord of the".

Marie Claire

How Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano Uncovered the True Story of 'Apple Cider Vinegar'

The Netflix true-crime hit is based on their book 'The Woman Who Fooled The World.'

Salon

"Apple Cider Vinegar" is bitter medicine

It's a familiar story of a wellness scam that explains how we came to see conspiracists as health experts

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‘I Am Mortified’: Guy Grossi Apologises As Groping Allegations Emerge

Melbourne chef and restauranteur, Guy Grossi, apologises for (but also denies) two different allegations of groping at a 2022 event.

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Suspicious Betting Allegations Spark Police Investigation Into Bernard Tomic Matches

The former world No.17 has found himself at the centre of a multi-agency investigation into potential match-fixing -- and it is messy.

The Guardian - AU

Michael Leunig, Australian cartoonist, dies aged 79

During his final days the artist was surrounded by his children, loved ones, classical music and sunflowers, his studio says on social media

The Conversation

Hugh Marks is the new managing director of the ABC. Is he the right person for the job?

Aspects of Hugh Marks’s record as chief executive of the Nine Entertainment Company raise questions about his suitability for the position of managing director of the ABC, to which he has just been appointed.

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