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Mike Pezzullo says being stripped of Order of Australia ‘does not amount to a hill of beans’ – as it happened

Pezzullo said the decisionmakers ‘presumably” believed the termination was ‘just and fair’

The Guardian - AU

Abortion debate erupts again after 'secret recording'

A colourful Queensland election campaign has taken another twist with allegations a "secret recording" reveals the opposition's intentions on abortion laws.

AAP

Liberal Leader Caught on Camera Flipping Off Reporter: 'I'm Disappointed in Myself'

Tensions were high following a heated exchange between a center-right Australian politician and a journalist who said he was "just doing [his] job."

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Would Australia pay the billion-dollar annual cost of our monarchy? No? Neither should the UK

A British republic is inevitable. Here’s why I’m campaigning to hasten the monarchy’s demise

The Guardian - AU

Young children face jail again under controversial laws

The Northern Territory government has passed controversial laws to once again lower the age of criminal responsibility.

AAP

Police policy cloaked as officer faces court over crash

Details of the NSW police force's safe-driving policy will be hidden from the public as a sergeant faces court over a fatal crash with an Indigenous teen.

AAP

'Foul play likely' but missing man search to continue

The family of an Indigenous man missing for years in remote Queensland has vowed to bring him home after a coroner found he is likely deceased.

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'Can't censor stupidity': some embrace conspiracies

A crackdown on misinformation and disinformation online is being criticised for overreach and stifling free speech while others want the laws to cover politics.

AAP

Thou Shalt Not Steal: new Stan series is a perversely funny road trip through Central Australia

Stan Original’s newest series is coming to smaller screens, having premiered its first three episodes in September at the Toronto International Film Festival.

The Conversation

Revamped compensation scheme for victims of crime

A Victorian tribunal for victims of crime will be replaced by an online system with increased payments and broader definitions for family members.

AAP

Flipped off: 'misogyny' behind Lib's finger to journo

A reporter given the middle finger by ACT Liberals leader Elizabeth Lee says the public should be concerned by journalists being attacked for doing their job.

AAP

I’m happy to see people who look like me in Canberra’s elections – but that doesn’t mean I’ll vote for them

The true value of representative diversity isn’t solely in direct representation. It’s in increasing the experiences, views and values that can contribute to our communities

The Guardian - AU

LNP candidate attacked in 'political shakedown'

A regional LNP candidate in the upcoming Queensland election was attacked just 20km from home, in what is being described as a political shakedown.

AAP

Queensland LNP leader criticised for use of phrase considered derogatory term for Aboriginal children

Indigenous leaders say David Crisafulli’s use of term is a ‘racialised dog whistle’, whether he knows it or not

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The Guardian - AU

Thou Shalt Not Steal review – this series has future classic written all over it

Dylan River’s highly addictive show, following a teenager on the run across the outback in the 1980s, has real oomph and chutzpah

The Guardian - UK

King Charles, know this: Australians don’t hate the royals – we just wish you’d lose interest in us

It’s a bit awkward: Charles and Camilla are expecting us to bring out the bunting. Instead, they’ll meet with a wall of lazy republicanism, says Guardian Australia columnist Van Badham

The Guardian - AU

One Nation silent on future of Queensland election candidate who likened Covid vaccine to Holocaust

Deputy premier says Gary Williamson, who is running in the seat of Redlands, should be ‘disendorsed immediately’

The Guardian - AU

New NT government moves quickly to lower age of criminal responsibility after ‘crime crisis’ election campaign

Country Liberal party under Lia Finocchiaro believes it has a mandate to overhaul justice system with new offences and tougher penalties

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The Conversation

The government has a target for Indigenous digital inclusion. It’s got little hope of meeting it

Digital inclusion for Indigenous communities is important. It’s so important, in fact, that the government has made it one of the targets under the Closing The Gap plan. The goal is:

The Conversation

Should King Charles apologise for the genocide of First Nations people when he visits Australia?

King Charles and Queen Camilla will visit Australia from Friday on a five-day tour of Canberra and Sydney.

AAP

MP breaks party ranks on transgender birth certificates

A NSW Liberal MP has broken with ranks and accused her leaders of fearmongering over laws that make it easier for transgender people modify birth certificates.

Newcastle Herald

New mayor calls on coal mines to reduce 'drive-in, drive-out' workers

The town has 4000 miners who are non-permanent residents.

The Guardian - AU

ANU asks staff to give up agreed pay rise to help reach $250m cost cuts

Unions plan to rally members after vice-chancellor Prof Genevieve Bell requests forgoing 2.5% December increase

The Guardian - AU

‘Supremely ignorant’: Queensland One Nation candidate’s comparison of Covid vaccination to Holocaust condemned

Health experts and Jewish community leader decry comments by bricklayer Gary Williamson, who is standing in the seat of Redlands

AAP

MP vows to stay in parliament despite theft convictions

MP Troy Bell has vowed to stay in the SA parliament despite being convicted of stealing $430,000 from not-for-profits that helped vulnerable school children.

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