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Morning Mail: ex-soldier exposes traumatic torture survival course, Italy votes, voice campaign begins

Monday: a former soldier has filed a complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission with disturbing allegations. Plus: the top 10 strangest kids shows

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Australian soldier alleges torture survival course involved simulated child rape and left him with PTSD

The defence force’s alleged handling of the training course prompted a complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commission

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‘Inject that Stoicism into my veins!’: 10 tools of ancient philosophy that improved my life

Brigid Delaney has been immersed in Stoicism since 2018 – and has had plenty of cause to use it since. Here’s a cheat sheet of what she learned

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Olympic medal machine Victor Kovalenko: ‘They said I can make a choice to sail for Russia or Ukraine’

It has been 30 years since the now coach made a decision that set him on a path to Australia – and unprecedented prosperity

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‘It’s not wise to be rushed’: Linda Burney says government will consult extensively on Indigenous voice

Minister says Labor’s plan is ‘five years in the making’ as she seeks to clear up confusion about approach

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Uluru statement campaigners welcome Albanese’s referendum commitment

Campaign director Dean Parkin says the prime minister flagging set referendum question brings ‘level of clarity’

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Anthony Albanese reveals ‘simple and clear’ wording of referendum question on Indigenous voice

Prime minister uses Garma festival speech to suggest Australians should be asked a simple yes or no question on enshrining a voice in the constitution

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Roll on: the pokie-free resurrection of Petersham Bowling Club

The beloved Sydney inner-west institution has changed a lot in 125 years, as has the suburb surrounding it

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From plumbing shop to world stage: meet Australia’s Irish dance boy wonder

Liam Costello started Irish dancing a century and a half after his ancestors emigrated. Now the Sydney teen is a triple world champ

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‘There’s no substitute for listening’: what being a champion debater taught Bo Seo about arguing over the dishes

After a lifetime in debating, Bo Seo has learned a few things about how to disagree with those both near and far

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Nostalgia, chicken nuggets and rock’n’roll: the morning indie gigs where preschoolers are welcome

Far from the children’s concerts of nursery rhymes, Small Fry Rock is drawing acts like Ben Lee, grown-up fans – and their children

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‘We really are trailblazers’: coming out as trans in later life

People like AJ and Anna are increasingly transitioning in middle age but face barriers both legal and societal

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‘Better than we dared imagine’: Sydney Opera House unveils its ‘miracle’ new concert hall

After two years of renovations, a room once blighted by poor acoustics and outdated machinery can now accommodate musicians previously turned away, with a push of a button

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Frogs that lay eggs on land – new WA genus named after teacher whose lab was a campervan

Anstisia biological group named after Marion Anstis, who wrote an acclaimed book on amphibians after retiring as a music teacher

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Meyne Wyatt doesn’t hold back: ‘I was always a bit of a ratbag’

The actor, playwright and painter may be a polymath – but there’s one role he won’t be taking: politics. ‘You have to kiss arse. Yeah, it’s not my bag’

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Bangarra’s Stephen Page and artist Destiny Deacon win $50,000 lifetime achievement awards

Choreographer and dancer wins $50,000 Red Ochre lifetime achievement award alongside fellow recipient, visual artist Destiny Deacon

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The very nice Ken Done: ‘I’ll never be as good as a five-year-old’

The Australian artist’s relationship with Sydney only deepened during lockdown. He hopes his Vivid festival debut will remind the city how to play

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Undecided, uninterested, unsure: major parties vie to flip long-held seats of Reid and Parramatta

Scott Morrison’s name may be a negative in the marginal seats of the inner west, but that doesn’t necessarily translate into enthusiasm for Labor

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Sarah Holland-Batt on fighting for her father: ‘Watching someone decline can be beyond language’

After her harrowing testimony at the aged care commission, the Australian poet’s luminous new collection bears witness to a life and troubled death

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‘Enough of this plus!’ A paradigm shift at Australian fashion week

2022’s runways feature historically diverse casting, signalling broader changes in how the fashion industry could operate

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Archibald prize 2022: the small Sydney studio breaking big ground

Studio A has become a leading centre for artists with intellectual disability – and with four works up for the portrait prize, they’re getting the recognition they deserve

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‘Sydney Daddy’: why the Chinese-language YouTube shock jock wears a mask in public

Edgar Lu’s talk-back YouTube show is popular worldwide amongst the Chinese diaspora but he has critics, in China and closer to home

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Lynette Wallworth on joining a cult – then leaving: ‘I didn’t make a move without reading the Bible’

Once a ‘prophetess’ in a Pentecostal cult, the Australian film-maker has watched with horror as evangelicals gain power around the world. With her latest work, she hopes to stop others from doing what she did

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The people who risk their lives for a catch

Rock fishing is the second-most common cause of drowning along NSW and yet more than 1.2 million Australians do it every year

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Dress for excess: designers embrace post-lockdown hedonism

At this year’s Australian fashion week, three queer designers represent a move towards rave wear and ‘main character’ energy

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