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‘I hope this helps to capture a part of Hong Kong’s history’: Tong Ho Chung Howard’s best phone picture

The street photographer celebrates the vibrancy of the Chinese territory’s traditional corner house

The Guardian - UK

Independents will not help form government – but they will be vital in holding it to account

When the newspapers delivered their standard election-eve editorials, there were few surprises. Former Fairfax papers and smaller outlets offered qualified support for Labor, while the News Corp papers unashamedly championed the Coalition. In Adelaide, The Advertiser ran a curious line recommending a majority government of whatever persuasion, “lest our futures…

The Conversation

Warren Buffett's Son Sold His Inheritance Worth £388M to Chase a Dream—And He Has Zero Regrets

Peter Buffett cashed in his stake in Berkshire Hathaway at 19 to pursue his career in music despite his father saying that the inheritance would be all the financial help he would receive.

International Business Times UK

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Jon Gruden Compares Projected Mid-Round Quarterback to 'Young Josh Allen'

“How the hell do people not like you as the No. 1 quarterback in the draft?"

Sports Illustrated

Trump administration at ‘war’ with mRNA technology: scientists alarmed vaccine skeptics could kill research

Public health experts are sounding the alarm over recent move by the NIH to collect information about funding for research into mRNA technology

The Guardian - US

Australia may no longer be ‘deputy sheriff’, but its reliance on the US has only grown deeper since 2000

The year 2000 marked an inflection point for many Western countries, including Australia, in their outlook towards the world.

The Conversation

Lauren Pattison: ‘One gig was so bad I tried to leave without being paid’

The comic on idolising Russell Howard, spending summer away from the Edinburgh fringe and lying to cabbies

The Guardian - UK

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SI:AM | NHL Trade Market Heats Up Ahead of Friday’s Deadline

Several big trades have already gone down, with more to come before the deadline.

Sports Illustrated

‘Wilful acts of bastardry’: former Treasury secretary says young Australian workers ‘robbed’ by tax system

Ken Henry made comments at a tax summit in Melbourne, arguing fiscal drag is seeing taxes go up while real incomes fall

The Guardian - AU

“I got a phone call asking me for a quote about Lennon. Apparently I was one of the last musicians seen talking to him before his death”: Rick Wakeman’s wild tales of John Lennon, David Bowie, Keith Moon and Ozzy Osbourne

Playing with Bowie and Sabbath,. boozing with Keith Moon, hanging out with Lennon – Rick Wakeman has done it all

Louder

Long Lost Family Special: What was the Spanish baby scandal and how many families were affected?

ITV airs a Long Lost Family special about the devastating Spanish Baby Scandal, but what exactly happened and what have the affected families said?

Woman & Home

4 shows similar to Severance with over 80% on Rotten Tomatoes that you should stream

Severance set the bar high for TV thrillers but there's plenty more to sink your teeth into.

TechRadar

Week 18 H-Bomb underdog picks: Final week theme in many cases is, ‘Who are these guys?’

Jess Root and Howard Balzer try to pick which big underdog can cover the spread or win their game outright.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Cabinet papers 2004: Howard government worries about drought, house prices and the Iraq War

Selected cabinet records from 2004, released today by the National Archives of Australia, provide insight into the Howard government’s policies domestically, in the region and in the Middle East.

The Conversation

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Inverse

Marvel May Have Just Sneakily Introduced A New 'Fantastic Four' Character

A big name cameo in 'What If' Season 3 has a huge connection to 'Fantastic Four: First Steps.'

The Guardian - AU

Kevin Andrews: politicians across the spectrum pay tribute to former Liberal defence minister after death at 69

Senior figure in Liberal party’s right wing held prominent cabinet positions in the Howard and Abbott Coalition governments

The Independent UK

Police name suspect in murder probe as search of landfill site continues

Ceyhan Dinler, from Chelmsford, is wanted in connection with the disappearance of Cumali Turhan.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Week 12 H-Bomb underdog pick vision is with a divisional matchup

Jess Root and Howard Balzer continue to pick one big underdog (6.5 points or more) to cover the spread in Week 12.

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Salon

Trump supporter kicked off voter rolls

Mary Howard-Elley's saga shows how tough it can be for eligible voters to get reinstated

Barchart

Warren Buffett's Children Will Be In Charge of Giving Away His $145 Billion Fortune – But They Won't Inherit It

Billionaire investor Warren Buffett, known for his strategic acumen, isn't your typical Billionaire. Potentially following in the philanthropic ideologies of historical Steel baron Andrew Carnegie, famous for his vicious business tactics and profound philanthropy, Buffett has long held he will give away an overwhelming amount of his wealth. Most notably,...

The Conversation

Queensland Premier Steven Miles is promising to hold a vote on nuclear power. Here’s why

Queensland Premier Steven Miles this week declared his party would hold a plebiscite on nuclear power if it returns to office at the forthcoming state election.

The Guardian - UK

Dear Howard Jacobson, don’t let historical hatreds cover Israel’s cruelty

After his controversial column last week, a former publisher tells the novelist his focus on ‘blood libel’ is blinding him to atrocities in Gaza

The Independent UK

Windrush pioneer Alford Gardner dies aged 98

Born in Jamaica, Mr Gardner settled in Britain in 1948 after distinguished Royal Air Force service

Newcastle Herald

Australia must farewell coal, welcome wind

Letters and Short Takes: Wednesday, October 2

The Guardian - AU

Australian politics needs fewer ‘vaguely incompetent men’, Amanda Vanstone says, not gender quotas

Former Howard government minister’s comments come as Anthony Albanese celebrates 30 years of quotas in Labor, which is 52.4% female in federal caucus

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