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A Zara dress, the Jim Reaper and a communist state: how Australia’s media interpreted the budget

The Murdoch papers sharpened their sickles and hammered Jim Chalmers’ budget for ‘the most radical redistribution of wealth since the Whitlam era’

The Guardian - AU

Abbie Chatfield Calls Out Media For ‘Unfair Reporting & Twisting Of Facts’ In Emotional Video

"I don’t know how much one person is supposed to take of this, but in the past year, the media have gotten particularly vicious and relentless towards me."

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‘Subtle rebuttals’: what the papers say about King Charles and Trump

Monarch’s meeting with president and speech to Congress feature on front pages in UK and US

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Landlords illegally advertising for ‘Muslim only’ or ‘Hindu only’ tenants in London

TOI Correspondent from London: Private landlords are illegally advertising for “Muslim only” and “Hindu only” tenants across London, an investigation by the Daily Telegraph has found.

The Times of India

Jack Quaid ‘marries his The Boys co-star Claudia Doumit in an intimate ceremony’

With family and fellow actors said to be among the guests, Jack Quaid is said to have married his The Boys co-star Claudia Doumit in an intimate ceremony.

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Reform UK would stop visas for people from countries seeking slavery reparations

The ‘bank is closed and the door is locked’, says Zia Yusuf as calls grow for compensation to remedy historical wrongs

The Guardian - UK

Top Marks for cosying up to News Corp – but Hugh knows if it’ll stop constant attacks on the ABC?

The Australian, a relentless chronicler of the broadcaster’s perceived sins, is MD’s ‘new friend’. Plus: a radio giant v its two biggest stars

The Guardian - AU

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Who Is Elijah Founder Responds To Claims Of $1.4M Tax Debt And ‘Toxic’ Workplace

Raquel Bouris, the co-founder of cult Aussie perfume brand Who Is Elijah, has responded to claims regarding the company’s alleged subtantial tax debt and toxic workplace. According to a report by The Daily Telegraph, CreditorWatch has claiemd that the perfume brand owe more than $1.4 million (AUD) in tax and…

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Daily Telegraph apologises as dispute reignites between pro-Israel activist and Middle Eastern restaurant Cairo

Apology published in News Corp paper as part of agreed joint statement to resolve legal dispute over undercover story, with Cairo also apologising to activist Ofir Birenbaum

The Guardian - AU

Newspaper apologises as takeaway-shop stunt resolved

A high-profile stunt resulting in multiple lawsuits has ended with a major metropolitan newspaper apologising for causing distress to staff at a takeaway shop.

AAP

England stars react as Ashes Bazball fallout rumbles on

Three former England captains have said Brendon McCullum is lucky to survive the Ashes fiasco while Ben Duckett is quitting the IPL to fight for his Test place.

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Tammy Hembrow’s BF Grayson Te Moana Slams ‘False’ Breakup Claims As His Ex’s Fam Speaks Out

"Personally I think that for this to be so publicised is embarrassing. How did he not see this unravelling the way it has?"

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Farage to pardon convicted Troubles veterans under Reform government

The party said military personnel had been ‘unfairly hounded’.

Evening Standard

Another Ex-AFL WAG Alleges ‘Disloyal Incident’ Weeks After Lachie Neale Scandal

Bronte Dagg claimed her relationship with Lions player Jack Payne ended after “learning of a profoundly disloyal incident”.

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Dean Lewis Admitted To Rehab, Breaks Silence On Being Dropped By Label Amid Allegations

Dean Lewis has spoken publicly for the first time since parting ways with Universal Music amid allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

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Dean Lewis Parts Ways With Universal Music After A Decade Amid Misconduct Allegations

"We can confirm that Dean Lewis is no longer signed to Universal Music Australia or any Universal Music Group label."

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage election fraud allegations being assessed by police

Essex Police looking at claims Reform UK leader’s campaign falsely reported his election expenses during his bid to become an MP last year

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage’s election campaign in Clacton accused of breaching spending rules

Reports say the Reform UK leader’s campaign has been accused of falsely reporting his election expenses during his bid to become an MP last year.

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The Guardian - AU

Daily Telegraph unveils Sydney’s Power 100 list. You won’t believe who’s on it

Sky News host Sharri Markson among the News Corp luminaries to make the grade. Plus: ABC boss faces hostile Coalition duo in Senate

The Mary Sue

Why are we still defending Woody Allen in 2025?

No, seriously, why are we? And how? It seems like a fairly cut and dry situation with everything that has been brought up against the director, but perhaps it just isn’t that simple. Scarlett Johansson, who worked with writer/director Woody Allen on the films Match Point, Scoop and Vicky Christina…

The Guardian - UK

Andreas Whittam Smith, co-founder of the Independent, dies aged 88

Journalist and editor also led British Board of Film Classification and served as senior lay member of the Church of England

The Independent UK

Voices: The biggest risk Sir Andreas Whittam Smith ever took was co-founding The Independent

OBITUARY: A risk-taking and highly principled journalist, Whittam Smith helped fund Britain’s first new broadsheet newspaper in more than a century – before successfully stewarding the Church of England through the credit crunch. Sean O’Grady remembers him

The Guardian - AU

Sydney restaurant Cairo Takeaway countersues pro-Israel activist, claiming he trespassed to ‘ambush’ staff

Newtown eatery is countersuing Ofir Birenbaum, who launched defamation action against the popular restaurant

The Guardian - UK

BBC in its happiest place – reporting on and analysing itself

Chair Samir Shah is a picture of misery before MPs while Robbie Gibb proves the master of deflection

The Guardian - UK

Lord Rothermere’s Telegraph takeover strengthens UK media’s rightwing tilt

Many fear competition and diversity will be diminished as Daily Mail owner wins race to buy newspaper

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