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What the papers say – March 31

A range of stories are featured across Monday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

A Sydney ‘dark romance’ author is charged with producing child sex abuse material. How do we police books in Australia?

After writing and selling a “dark romance” novel, a self-published author from Quaker’s Hill will appear before a Sydney magistrate on Monday, charged with producing, possessing and disseminating child sexual abuse material. The Daily Telegraph reported police had “received multiple complaints”.

The Conversation

A mug’s game: Murdoch press’s anti-Labor budget coverage foreshadows election attacks to come

Coffees and a clown make front pages as ALP rolls out red carpet for TikTok and Instagram influencers

The Guardian - AU

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Sydney Author Of ‘Daddy’s Little Toy’ Charged With Producing Child Sexual Abuse Material

Daddy’s Little Toy reportedly follows the story of an 18-year-old woman and a man who's known her since she was three years old, and is said to contain "graphic references to fantasising about a child".

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‘Colossal failure’: what the papers say about the Heathrow airport shutdown

The chaos at Europe’s busiest airport caused by a substation fire dominates UK front pages on Saturday

The Guardian - AU

What the papers say – March 15

A wide range of stories feature across Saturday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

Farage warns there is ‘no way back’ for Rupert Lowe as Reform UK civil war deepens

The civil war dominating Reform UK has deepened, with leader Nigel Farage warning there is ‘no way back’ for Rupert Lowe

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Dutton denies deliberately keeping himself in dark over fake caravan terror plot

Questions linger over who attended key online meeting on 30 January with Australian federal police and language used by Dutton afterwards

The Guardian - AU

What the papers say – March 10

High stakes talks between Ukraine and the US lead several of Monday’s front pages.

The Independent UK

What the papers say – March 6

A range of stories feature across Thursday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – March 5

Ukraine dominates the front pages on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – March 4

A growing rift between US President Donald Trump and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky leads several of Tuesday’s front pages.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – March 1

A tense confrontation between American and Ukrainian officials takes centre stage in Saturday’s newspapers.

Evening Standard

Foreign aid minister quits over cuts to her budget in fresh blow for Starmer - live

Anneliese Dodds warns it will be impossible to continue supporting Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan

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The Guardian - AU

‘Mind-blowingly stupid’: Asio chief criticises News Corp’s alleged attempt to provoke Middle Eastern cafe staff

Comments at Senate estimates came after Daily Telegraph editor said it ‘never intended to provoke an incident’ but approach could have been ‘better-handled’

The Guardian - AU

New content kings: the independent creators changing the NRL’s media dynamic

For decades traditional media has dominated rugby league but a new wave of digital operators are transforming the landscape

The Guardian - AU

‘Europe challenges Trump-Putin axis’: what the papers say about Paris summit on Ukraine

European headlines reflect the response to the diplomatic shockwaves sent by the US and splits among leaders on defence spending and how the war in Ukraine should end

The Conversation

Generative AI is already being used in journalism – here’s how people feel about it

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has taken off at lightning speed in the past couple of years, creating disruption in many industries. Newsrooms are no exception.

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Evening Standard

Zelensky calls for European army as Trump’s US ‘might not defend continent’

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky said the ‘old days’ when allies could rely on US support were over.

Evening Standard

West did ‘too little’ when Putin first invaded Ukraine, say Healey and Lammy

The Foreign and Defence Secretaries called on the UK and Europe to ‘do more’ to ‘share the burden’ of regional security

The Guardian - AU

News Corp comparing ABC to Netflix subscription ‘unbalanced and agenda-driven’, broadcaster chair says

In strongly worded statement, Kim Williams says allegations in Murdoch-owned tabloids ‘do not stand up to scrutiny’

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Newtown Restaurant Allegedly Targeted By Provocative Stunt: ‘Completely Taken Aback’

Cairo Takeaway condemned the incident as a deliberate attempt to provoke conflict.

Evening Standard

What the papers say – February 12

A wide range of stories lead the papers on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Two Colombian men ‘kidnapped’ by Putin in Venezuela for fighting in Ukraine

Alexander Ante, 46 and Jose Aranda, 37, were snatched from Caracas while travelling home from Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Evelyn de Rothschild left bank in 2004 after sexual misconduct complaint

Rothschild & Co investigated complaint against the late financier in 2003 and he left shortly afterwards

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