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30 Y.O. Sydney Man Pleads Guilty To Murder Of Fiancée Anastasia Slastion

Isaac Costa was previously arrested in early 2023 following reports of a domestic violence-related incident at the property.

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Fake AI Images Of Bondi Vet Chris Brown Used To Scam Woman Out Of Nearly $23K

It's the latest case of people using ever-evolving AI technology to scam people out of their life savings.

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Taylor Auerbach motivated by ‘hate’ of former Seven colleague when he leaked texts about Lehrmann, network alleges

Seven’s defence to Auerbach’s lawsuit alleges he previously engaged in ‘unethical’ conduct in Steve Jackson’s presence, and later leaked material to discredit the ex-Spotlight producer

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‘Alban-easy’ and ‘red, red, whine’: how the papers saw Labor’s ‘thumping’ win in Australia’s election

Local and international news outlets captured the PM’s ‘mega-victory’, while his opponent was ‘Duttonated’ and Liberals already blaming each other

The Guardian - AU

After All Those Spam Texts, Trumpet Of Patriots Haven’t Scored A Seat This Election

Money well spent?

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The Brooke Bellamy accusations join a long tradition of cookbook scandals – from Belle Gibson to bone broth formula

Plagiarism accusations against Brooke Bellamy, first brought to light by Nagi Maehashi on her website RecipeTin Eats, continue to emerge. Today, the Daily Telegraph reported Bellamy has been dropped as an ambassador for the Academy for Enterprising Girls’ program for young girls in business. And a second cookbook author has…

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New Details Surrounding Audrey Griffin’s Accused Killer’s Death In Police Custody Emerge

Adrian Torrens was initially put in a high-risk cell, but after discussions with counsellors, he was moved in with a cellmate. He was found dead the same day.

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Sharri Markson’s ‘exclusive inside information’ puts Coalition in poll position

Sky News host assures viewers polls favouring Labor are ‘inaccurate’. Plus: Kyle Sandilands the face of a new anti-hate campaign

The Guardian - AU

UK politics: Reform will axe councils’ special needs funding if they win in local elections, Lib Dems claim – as it happened

Party’s education spokesperson says Farage’s comments about doctors over-diagnosing children shows he wants to cut spending

The Guardian - UK

‘The people’s pope’: what the papers say about the death of Pope Francis

Pope Francis, an outsider Jesuit pontiff from Argentina, is being mourned across the globe – here is the front-page reaction in Britain

The Guardian - AU

Tributes Flow For 45 Y.O. Kidnapped Syd Mother Thi Kim Tran Found Dead In Burnt Out Car

45-year-old mother Thi Kim Tran has been identified as the victim of an alleged kidnapping whose body was found in a burnt out car near by.

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Police Issue Public Plea Surrounding The Tragic Death Of 19 Y.O. Audrey Griffin

Police are searching for a man who could possibly have information in the events leading up to the tragic death of Audrey Griffin.

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Nothing to see here, Press Council says after News Corp tabloids’ front-page undisclosed advertorial gassing up fossil fuel

No breach, self-regulatory Australian Press Council rules; plus BBC embarks on big bureau expansion

The Guardian - AU

No major gaffes and no knockout punch: the first leaders’ debate was a pedestrian affair

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton have faced off in the first leaders’ debate of the 2025 federal election. The debate, hosted by Sky News and The Daily Telegraph, was held at the Wenty Leagues Club in Sydney’s western suburbs, where an audience of 100 undecided voters…

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The Independent UK

Health workers to go door-to-door under new NHS plans to tackle sickness rates across England

A community health worker will be allocated 120 homes to visit every month

Digital Camera World

‘The most celebrated Royal photographer of her day' – photographs by Queen Alexandra, wife of Edward VII, go on display at Buckingham Palace

Alexandra was given a Kodak No. 1 in 1889, which the Royal Collection Trust described as "the first simple handheld camera for amateur photographers"

Evening Standard

What the papers say – April 3

Donald Trump dominates Thursday’s headlines.

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What the papers say – March 31

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

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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 Guardian - AU

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

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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".

The Guardian - AU

‘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

Evening Standard

What the papers say – March 15

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

The Independent UK

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

The Guardian - AU

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

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