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Couple bury 'their' cat after he was hit by a car - only for him to stroll in 24 hours later

The two cats had almost identical markings

Wales Online

A *Chef’s Kiss* Roundup Of The Most Satisfying Right-Wing Meltdowns Following Labor’s Victory

Someone check on the Andrew Bolt Supporters Page.

Pedestrian.tv

Facecrooks: Credit Agencies To Look At Clothing And Travel Purchases On Facebook To Decide On Loans

Credit organizations are looking at your Facebook page to see what you spend on clothes or travel rather than using more traditional and strictly-regulated rating methods when deciding on loan applications.

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Facebook whistleblowers allege Meta may have breached Australia’s foreign interference laws

Company accused of deliberately blocking Australian government pages as a negotiating tactic during debate over news media laws

The Guardian - AU

Blyth brute hid under clothes in terrified ex's home and stuck knives in her door and sofa

Police couldn't find Jordan Archer, who had already been jailed twice for offences involving his former partner, when they searched the victim's address but he was later found hiding under clothes by her friend

Chronicle Live

Federal election: Anthony Albanese sworn in as Prime Minister ahead of Quad meeting, Josh Frydenberg concedes Kooyong to Dr Monique Ryan — as it happened

Dr Monique Ryan thanks a "respectful" Josh Frydenberg after he conceded the race for the seat of Kooyong. The former treasurer described the last 12 years as "an incredible privilege".

ABC News

Morning mail: Albanese to be sworn in, Titmus celebrates world record, one Ukrainian’s incredible odyssey

Monday: Labor inches ahead in seats across the country as shell-shocked Liberals mull leadership change. Plus: how to make a cow out of a boiler suit and a washing line

The Guardian - AU

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Police warn against vigilante action against duckling hit-and-run driver

Driver’s details shared on social media after allegedly running over ducklings near Stoke-on-Trent as other drivers waited for them to cross

The Guardian - UK

Social media users warned over £1k fine if they post about speed cameras

Posting messages to alert others can be viewed as a criminal offence, say police

Manchester Evening News

Justin Thomas wins PGA Championship in thrilling playoff finish against Will Zalatoris after Mito Pereira's heartbreaking implosion

Justin Thomas wins his second PGA Championship crown, producing an almost perfect playoff to beat fellow American Will Zalatoris.

ABC News

On TikTok, Black therapists shine a light on mental health — and each other

Mental health professionals have soared in popularity on TikTok

Inverse

Mum’s disgust as ‘evil scumbag’ who killed her child suggested as Facebook friend

Danielle Simpson claims her child’s killer Sherwain Smith is now ‘living a normal life’ with social media as she reveals her daily torment.

Daily Record

Rod Sims says Facebook should be forced to negotiate with SBS under news media bargaining code

Despite dozens of deals to pay Australian news publishers for content, social media company has left out SBS and the Conversation

The Guardian - AU

Facebook was paid $101,978 from Wisconsin campaign accounts; other states reported millions

In Wisconsin, state-level candidates and PACs have spent $101,978 from their campaign accounts on services from Facebook in the 2022 election cycle so far. Facebook received 0.29 percent of all reported expenditures.

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Facebook was paid $19,924 from Ohio campaign accounts; other states reported millions

In Ohio, state-level candidates and PACs have spent $19,924 from their campaign accounts on services from Facebook in the 2022 election cycle so far. Facebook received 0.03 percent of all reported expenditures.

Chronicle Live

Giving Facebook warnings about speed cameras can see drivers fined £1,000 or jailed

Posting messages to alert others can be viewed as a criminal offence, say police

Tribune News Service

Dangerous DIY baby formula recipes go viral as parents get desperate

As a nationwide baby formula shortage sends parents into crisis mode, social media posts containing dangerous misinformation about homemade formula recipes have gone viral online, racking up views in the millions. Although major networks like Facebook, TikTok and YouTube have taken steps to label photos, videos and posts with contextual…

Wales Online

Drivers could face jail or £1,000 fine for giving Facebook warnings about speed cameras

Posting messages to alert others can be viewed as a criminal offence, say police

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Liverpool Echo

Drivers who give Facebook warnings about speed cameras could get £1k fine

Police have warned that motorists could be prosecuted for 'wilfully obstructing' a constable in their duty

The Guardian - UK

YouTube removes more than 9,000 channels relating to Ukraine war

Exclusive: Platform takes ‘unprecedented action’ to address content guideline violations since invasion

The Independent UK

Nearly 8,000-year-old human skull found by kayakers in Minnesota river

Remains will be handed over to officials from Upper Sioux Community

Daily Mirror

Mrs Hinch fans share penny trick to keep flies out of your home in hot weather

Fans of cleaning guru Mrs Hinch have shared their tips for keeping flies out of your home during the warm weather - and all you need is a sandwich bag and some pennies

The Guardian - AU

Legalise Cannabis rides high in Senate vote as grassroots campaign pays off

Micro party picks up 2-7% in most states and Northern Territory amid surge in cannabis consumption in Australia

Tribune News Service

Facebook slammed for spreading Putin’s propaganda in NATO’s east

A flood of posts pushing misinformation in Slovakia is putting the spotlight on Facebook for facilitating the spread of pro-Russian theories on the war in neighboring Ukraine, ranging from claims that Kyiv is secretly developing biological weapons to questioning whether President Vladimir Putin’s invasion even happened at all.

Reason

Mainstream Political Argument Forbidden "in the Modern Public Square" of Facebook

Sen. Marsha Blackburn's "Biological men have no place in women's sports" post was apparently blocked as "hate speech."

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