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Remembering the human cost of running towards danger

First responders face trauma shift after shift. A firefighter with PTSD says Australians can help by simply being "a good mate".

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Canberra Liberals 'very experienced in going down', Chief Minister says

Opposition Leader reveals love for the tram in the ACT Assembly.

The Canberra Times

Can the second coming of Tony Abbott resurrect the Liberal party? Or is it another step toward ‘self-destruction’?

Angus Taylor believes the former PM is uniquely placed to help the party as its new president, but some fear he will render it even more unelectable

The Guardian - AU

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Canberra to begin its own truth-telling process with First Nations people

ACT only on track to meet 4 of 22 Closing the Gap targets.

The Canberra Times

Online spaces, social media speeding up radicalisation

Social media, gaming platforms and other internet spaces are increasing the speed of radicalisation, posing a significant threat to young Australians.

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Expulsions, allegations and ‘poison pills’: behind the drama holding up NSW parliament

Labor’s leader in the upper house, Penny Sharpe, and deputy leader, John Graham, have been suspended after the government’s refusal to release documents

The Guardian - AU

Santos accused of ‘stringing everybody along’ over Narrabri gas project

CEO tells investors firm won’t ‘exert any effort’ while it awaits approvals as opponents urge the miner to ‘spike the project finally’

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Australians want a royal commission into femicide. What haunts me is wondering if it’ll be enough to make leaders act

The solutions to ending gender-based violence aren’t a mystery. The problem is that governments refuse to act on them

The Guardian - AU

‘Gone forever’: political anger after NSW Aboriginal heritage site bulldozed for power lines

The rock shelter was destroyed by contractors building transmission lines for the Central-West Orana renewable energy zone

The Guardian - AU

Police were outgunned during Bondi beach massacre due to lack of long-arm rifles, royal commission hears

Officers were ‘placed at significant risk, being in a gunfight armed with 9mm Glocks against long-arms’, NSW police deputy commissioner says

The Guardian - AU

Paradise, recloaked

Paintings by a 94-year-old illustrate a book of plants in the Chathams

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Rein in fossil fuel tax concessions, Labor MP says after BHP revelations

Jerome Laxale breaks ranks to publicly back reforms that would also wind back the diesel fuel rebate

The Guardian - AU

Anti-corruption boss hits back at suggestions he contributed to robodebt victims’ suffering

Senate estimates hearing also hears a second investigation is under way into Paul Brereton’s conduct

The Guardian - AU

Concern for economic reality of Aboriginal camps

Residents in Aboriginal town camps like the one Kumanjayi Little Baby was allegedly abducted in want better economic security, an inquiry heard.

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NT police won’t be charged over Kumanjayi White’s death as Lidia Thorpe criticises lack of justice

NT police commissioner acknowledges outcome causes ‘significant distress’ for 24-year-old Warlpiri man’s family and wider community

Newcastle Herald

'We were strangers': sisters torn apart share their story with the next generation

Newcastle siblings tell their story of pain and healing for National Sorry Day.

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WA:Failed Australia Day bombing accused faces court

A man accused of lobbing a homemade grenade into a crowd of Australia Day protesters in an act of terrorism has physically faced a court for the first time.

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Failed Australia Day bombing accused faces court

A man accused of lobbing a homemade grenade into a crowd of Australia Day protesters in an act of terrorism has physically faced a court for the first time.

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'A chance to heal': Oz Tukka owner sells after cancer diagnosis

Business | Meet the new owner of Oz Tukka, Corey Grech.

The Canberra Times

ACT independents react to federal party talks

'If I'm elected as an independent, I'm going to remain as an independent.'

AAP

Pros and cons to creating formal party, ex-teal says

While a formal teal party could erode support among some voters, it would also help independent MPs share resources and collaborate on policies.

AAP

Stolen Generations still paying price of forced removal

The many thousands of Indigenous children who were forcibly removed from their families from 1910 to 1970 are being remembered as part of National Sorry Day.

Newsroom.co.nz

The case of the missing medal

Searching for a priceless medal given to a Bay of Islands rangatira

The Guardian - AU

At four, her head was shaved and her clothes burned. Aunty Lorraine doesn’t want her trauma to be forgotten

The now 88-year-old is urging Australian governments to throw their support behind a new national plan for Stolen Generations survivors as they enter their final years

AAP

Timeline of Dezi Freeman's murders and final shootout

A coronial inquest has shed new light on how the deadly shootout with cop killer Dezi Freeman unfolded, sparking Australia's biggest manhunt.

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