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‘Assembling her army’: Friend of Porter accuser vows to keep telling her story until there’s an inquiry

Jo Dyer says Kate entrusted a tight circle of friends with a trauma she said had haunted her for decades and they won’t rest until it is investigated.

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To CBD or not to CBD? COVID’s question for the future of Melbourne

Politicians talk about reviving the city centre but there’s a view that COVID has achieved the decentralisation agenda that years of policy could not. Some say this is a good thing.

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Apple unveils new FaceTime features, privacy controls in iOS 15

Apple has previewed its next-generation operating systems, focusing heavily on making FaceTime a better experience to compete with Zoom and adding more privacy controls.

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Socceroos see off Chinese Taipei as World Cup march continues

The 5-1 victory was Australia’s sixth win in a row, and the three points guarantee them a spot in the final phase of qualifying for the next World Cup in Qatar.

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Djokovic, Nadal beat Italian teens to reach French Open quarters

The world No.1 and defending champion took a while to warm up but normal service soon resumed with the pair into the last eight alongside women’s 2020 winner Iga Swiatek.

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Australia news LIVE: COVID-19 exposure sites grow in Melbourne; Ben Roberts-Smith defamation case resumes

Melbourne’s list of exposure sites has once again topped 300, the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation trial enters its second day and Dylan Alcott has won another grand slam in France.

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‘The jabs are working’: Only three fully vaccinated people hospitalised in UK with Delta variant

Nearly 76 per cent of adults in the UK have had at least one shot of vaccines by AstraZeneca, Pfizer or Moderna, and 52 per cent two doses.

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Reinventing the wheel: The new way big tech is shaking up the world

A restaurant meal served to you by Tesla. An Apple store that doesn’t seem to be selling anything. An Amazon haircut. After years of inventing new products, big tech is causing new upheaval.

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‘Now it really starts to smell’: ‘Rabs’ Warren concerned by rise in diving in NRL

The voice of rugby league has called games for 55 years, but has been disturbed by what he has seen in recent weeks with players staying down.

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US seizes ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers

Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline, which supplies roughly half the fuel consumed on the East Coast, temporarily shut down its operations after the intrusion.

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All I can think is: what am I paying for?

With rising fees and falling class time, domestic university students are starting to feel like cash cows.

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Victorians are suffering and need mental health support

Demand for psychologists is exceeding supply amid the coronavirus pandemic, and we need tangible solutions to our mental health crisis.

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New deal sets scene for Australia, China to squabble over who gets to tax big miners

The G7 agreement puts Australia’s claim to tax the profits of BHP and Rio in play.

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Australia takes China to task for secret trials, but one could be happening here right now

Secret trials are the hallmark of authoritarian regimes yet Witness J was tried in complete secrecy in Canberra.

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ASX set to slip as Wall Street treads water

Wall Street has continued its choppy trading with a mixed session to kick off the week.

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Gridlock on the grid stalls the transition to renewables

New wind farms are being prevented from delivering clean power to homes and businesses across Victoria as problems plaguing the state’s outdated, coal-based electrical grid jeopardise a smooth transition to renewable energy.

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Power, passion and the winds of change

South-west Victoria is emerging is a key corridor for wind energy, but a battle for hearts and minds is playing out as the turbines add up.

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From newsman to bluesman: What Phil Williams did next

ABC’s former foreign correspondent Phil Williams has reinvented himself as the frontman of a country-folk outfit.

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Home ownership a fading dream for many Sydneysiders

A bigger percentage of Millennials will be locked out of home ownership in coming decades, sparking a surge in demand for social housing and dragging on the state’s finances, according to the NSW intergenerational report.

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NSW coal industry would die in 20 years, worst-case scenario predicts

The NSW coal industry is set to rapidly shrink and may even end within 20 years, according to Treasury projections.

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NSW Treasurer tables secret $50m bid to keep Qantas in Sydney

The NSW government has put millions of dollars in taxpayer funds on the table to keep the flying kangaroo in NSW, according to a confidential letter.

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‘He’ll revel in it’: Why Maloney is backing Luai to buck No.6 hoodoo

James Maloney knows his former Penrith teammate needs to play his natural game and back himself if he’s to break a disturbing NSW No.6 trend.

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After months stranded in a Cyprus village, family is finally home in Melbourne

Shayne Ryan and his family waited eight months to secure a spot on a repatriation flight to Australia – and when the chance finally arrived, they almost missed it.

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Electric vehicle taxes not needed to offset falling fuel excise revenue: report

The report argues the federal government should instead upgrade the nation’s energy grid and push the mining sector to convert from diesel to electric-powered off-road vehicles.

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‘Historic moment’: US regulators approve landmark Alzheimer’s drug

The US Food and Drug Administration’s controversial decision delighted advocacy groups but defied the wishes of many top experts in the field.

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Just you wait - Hamilton thrilled with move to Melbourne

Jason Arrow, who plays the title role in Hamilton, says moving to Her Majesty’s Theatre will create a more intimate show for Melbourne audiences.

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Reactions to the birth of Meghan and Harry’s baby Lilibet Diana

British TV presenter Piers Morgan, who had clashed with the couple, declined to comment on Lilibeth ‘Lili’ Diana Mountbatten-Windsor’s birth in California.

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Scott Morrison’s the man for optimistic narratives but one day Australia will need hard truths

A conversation about what risk the nation is prepared to live with is coming but can this government do it with the honesty and complexity required?

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Chris Minns’ best path to victory could be through Western Sydney

Labor’s western Sydney vote surged at the 2019 NSW election.

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Remote learning security concern after threatening strangers breach online classrooms

Incidents last year included one in which an abusive stranger entered an online Google Classroom session and attempted to engage in what was described as concerning sexual behaviour.

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ASX to edge higher as US jobs report calms Fed fears

The US jobs report showed that companies are still struggling to find enough workers as the economy rapidly recovers from the recession caused by the pandemic.

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Judgment on unseen Delta spread key to lockdown call, as vaccine supply doubled

Victoria’s top public health advisers will over the next few days make a crucial judgement call on whether it is likely that the Delta variant is spreading undetected in the state.

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ABC versus the government is a song that remains the same

Tensions between the ABC and the government have once again boiled over, despite Scott Morrison’s intentions to steer well clear of the ABC controversies his predecessors delighted in stoking.

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Colleen lost $175,000 to an investment scam. Here’s how she was tricked

The consumer watchdog says Australians lost a record $851 million due to scams last year, up 34 per cent on 2019. They fear the real total is much higher.

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AustralianSuper dismisses member privacy concerns over The New Daily

One of the country’s largest superannuation funds says it complied with its internal policies when handing over member data to news website The New Daily.

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Tolling giant signals appetite for reform on Sydney motorways

Motorway giant Transurban has signalled it is open to working with the NSW government to reform Sydney’s huge toll road system.

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Embryo research law needs tweaking to catch up with science

Australia needs to revise its legislation around research into early human life, to reflect new international recommendations and allow crucial breakthroughs to happen.

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The Sydney and Melbourne suburbs where every house sells for $1 million plus

There are 156 suburbs in Sydney and 15 in Melbourne where every house sold this year has changed hands for more than $1 million.

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Sterlo reveals the trait that has Cleary on course to match legends

Nathan Cleary has played more games, scored more tries and kicked more goals than three legends of the sport at the same time in their respective careers. There’s still one box to tick.

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Morrison needs the gumption to save business (and the unions) from their folly

It would be bad for our economy for us to stay a hermit kingdom. But it’s wrong to imagine that re-opening our borders would immediately strengthen the recovery given low wage growth.

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‘Millions impacted’: Industry super group faces ransomware attack lawsuit

IFM has been hit with a class action that alleges millions of consumers, from large businesses to regular motorists, paid higher prices for fuel when the pipeline was closed following a ransomware attack.

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‘An ethical albatross’: Sydney council could fold over ICAC probe

A top silk has warned that two Sydney councillors under investigation by the corruption watchdog could plunge their council into administration.

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NBN Co may have to pay telcos millions for scheduling blunder

NBN Co is planning to pay telcos for every complaint made to the telecommunications ombudsman about a scheduling problem in addition to rebates for failure to appear at appointments.

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The very busy chairman who is ‘as Australian as they come’

The patriarch of the Washington H Soul Pattinson empire says he has no plans to retire after 22 years in the role.

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‘The big tech companies are hard to deal with’: Senator Bragg

Senator Andrew Bragg’s warning to the tech giants comes as the Guardian Australia finalises a major long-term deal with Google and Facebook.

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Pope voices ‘pain’ over Canadian school deaths, doesn’t apologise

Pope Francis on Sunday expressed his pain over the discovery in Canada of the remains of 215 Indigenous students of church-run residential schools and pressed religious and political authorities to shed light on “this sad affair.”

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