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The Sydney Morning Herald • Jon Faine • June 18, 2023 • smh.com.au
A boring Aunty: How the ABC is alienating its audience
This has become the most risk-averse era of ABC programs ever. Numbers are down. And the “digital-first” strategy won’t fix it.
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jon faine@FaineJon
Sadly, I’m having to criticise an organisation I love. But some hard truths are needed…. And fun fact Albos head of Dept PMC Glynn Davis did his PhD on the independence of the ABC!
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The Guardian • Guardian staff reporter • June 18, 2023 • theguardian.com
Journalists taking dead people’s photos from social media without permission inflames the wound of powerlessness | Kimina Lyall
The ethical decisions surrounding coverage of the Singleton bus crash can be difficult and nuanced
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Michael West • Rod Campbell • June 16, 2023 • michaelwest.com.au
PwC and the Adani mine triple dip. A conflict of interest? Surely not
PwC pulled off a remarkable feat as Adani pushed to open its Carmichael Coal Mine — it got paid by the miner and its government overseer
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Astounding ( but not surprising) twitter.com/michaelwestbiz…
June 17, 2023
The Sydney Morning Herald • James Massola • June 18, 2023 • smh.com.au
Victorian Labor gives Albanese deadline to recognise Palestine
The state Labor conference has backed recognition of Palestine in the current parliament, heaping more pressure on the federal government before the national conference.
The Age • Chip Le Grand • June 18, 2023 • theage.com.au
‘Have we learned nothing?’ Fears for pandemic preparedness as public health funding slashed
Health Minister Mary-Anne Thomas announced a $103 million “boost” to Victoria’s local public health units. Instead, they’ve been hit with a 40 per cent budget cut and face job losses.
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The Independent • Lizzie Dearden • June 17, 2023 • independent.co.uk
Revealed: Australian firm awarded £1.6bn contract for asylum barges and accommodation
Exclusive: Fury over astonishing sum to operate barges and run services to house asylum seekers in Britain
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Megan Davis • June 18, 2023 • smh.com.au
A fishing trip with a new PM says so much about why a Voice to parliament is needed
The barramundi were of more interest than issues of crucial importance to the people of Arnhem Land.
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events.humanitix.com • June 22, 2023 • events.humanitix.com
Trauma Awareness and Self-Care for Journalists and Writers | Humanitix
Enjoy Trauma Awareness and Self-Care for Journalists and Writers, Hosted online, Thu 22nd Jun 2023, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm AEST. Tickets are only $45. Only on Humanitix
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The Guardian • Amy Remeikis • June 18, 2023 • theguardian.com
David Van to take leave from parliament as more former Coalition colleagues call for him to resign altogether
The senator – who denies any wrongdoing – resigned from the Liberal party on Saturday and claimed he has been denied procedural fairness
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The Australian • RACHEL BAXENDALE • June 18, 2023 • theaustralian.com.au
Pesutto leadership test as Nicole Werner edges out Antionetta di Cosmo to win Liberal Party preselection in Warrandyte
A former Box Hill candidate, charity manager Nicole Ta-Ei Werner, the daughter of Malaysian-Chinese migrants, has been chosen by the Victorian Liberal Party to contest the state seat of Warrandyte, in a fight seen as a test of John Pesutto’s leadership.
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Financial Times • Jan-Werner Müller • June 17, 2023 • ft.com
Trump, Johnson and the real problem with populism
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The Australian • Peter Lalor • June 18, 2023 • theaustralian.com.au
Ashes cricket 2023: Usman Khawaja celebrates Ashes century with a flying bat
Usman Khawaja brought up his first century in England, digging his side out of a hole and keeping them in touch with England with three days left in the match.
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The Guardian • Peter Hannam • June 18, 2023 • theguardian.com
$5.9bn and rising: Snowy 2.0 wrestles with delays and budget blowouts
Much is riding on its success – not least the decarbonisation of the electricity grid – but critics say an independent review is desperately needed
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The Age • Miki Perkins • June 17, 2023 • theage.com.au
Diving for an explanation to the mysterious migration of giant crustaceans
Every winter, thousands of giant spider crabs appear in Port Phillip Bay and congregate en masse. Why? We’re not sure. Now researchers have studied this curious crustacean.
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The Age • Melissa Cunningham • June 18, 2023 • theage.com.au
Housing lifeline for Indigenous Victorians scrapped despite ‘huge and urgent’ demand
A program that helped more than 100 First Nations people avoid homelessness in the past year has been quietly axed. Those helped include a young Aboriginal man with a disability and spinal cancer, who was almost left homeless after his father died recently.
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Aisha Dow, Henrietta Cook • June 17, 2023 • smh.com.au
Australia is in its seventh COVID wave. What’s next for the ‘Goldilocks virus’?
For many of us, COVID-19 will be nothing much more than a cold. Yet the virus continues to claim more lives in Australia than pneumonia and the flu combined.
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The Guardian • Guardian staff reporter • June 17, 2023 • theguardian.com
As a female former Liberal MP, the party’s groupthink around sexual harassment dismays but does not surprise me | Catherine Cusack
Spending a week in federal parliament on the Brittany Higgins matter defies morality and logic. The Liberals have a woman problem
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Christopher Harris • June 18, 2023 • smh.com.au
The parents who are driving teachers out of the classroom
Students “weaponising” complaints about detention and anxious parents are driving teachers out of the profession, former principals at Sydney’s top schools say.
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Runner's Tribe • Runnerstribe Admin • June 17, 2023 • runnerstribe.com
Joseph Deng is BACK - 1:44.48 in Strasbourg
Worldwide running and athletics media.
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SBS News • Pranjali Sehgal • June 18, 2023 • sbs.com.au
How a lifestyle change three years ago made Rohit an internet sensation
When Rohit Roy started posting videos about his journey quitting fizzy drinks, he never expected to gain a loyal online supporter base of almost half a million.
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