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In Mount Druitt, a Chance Meeting Ends in Tragedy
A 13-year-old has been charged with murder after the fatal stabbing of a father in Mount Druitt, a case police describe as “absolutely senseless.”
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In Mosman and Woollahra, the Tension Between Character and Crisis
Developers urge NSW to strip Mosman and Woollahra councils of planning powers, accusing them of obstructing housing density targets.
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A Father Wanted to See His Daughter's Accused Face to Face
Australia's emergency departments are seeing record-low compliance with the four-hour treatment target, with urgent patients waiting longer than ever.
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The Waiting Room Is Not a Place to Heal
Australia's emergency departments are seeing record-low compliance with the four-hour treatment target, with urgent patients waiting longer than ever.
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To Keep Women in Leadership, Redesign the Role Itself
WGEA research suggests part-time executive roles and co-CEO structures could retain women in leadership and help narrow Australia's gender pay gap.
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A Woman’s Final Flight, Noticed Only at the Gate
A 28-year-old woman was found dead in her seat on a Volaris flight to Chiapas, Mexico, after passengers noticed she wasn’t moving upon landing.
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Beneath a German Field, a Roman Legionary’s Dreams
A metal detectorist in Germany uncovered 934 Roman silver coins—the largest Hadrian-era hoard found in the country, spanning nearly 300 years of history.
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No Developers, No Profits, and Still Not Enough
Australia’s housing crisis persists because construction costs exceed returns, leaving developers unable to build enough homes despite rising demand.
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Airstrikes Kill Dozens of Gold Miners Near Sudan-Egypt Border
A rights group says at least 72 miners died in Saturday’s airstrikes at a gold mine near the Sudan-Egypt border.
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EU Expands Sanctions on North Korea and Russian Firms Over Military and Economic Ties
EU imposed sanctions on three individuals and four entities accused of supporting North Korea’s weapons programs and cooperation with Russia.
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Hackers Heat French Supermarket Fridges to 50°C in Unprecedented Cyberattack
Hundreds of French supermarkets were hit after hackers manipulated refrigeration systems, warming some units to 50°C and spoiling fresh and frozen food.
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Burnham Says Russia Interfered in Brexit Vote, Warns of Activity in France and Germany
Andy Burnham said Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum and warned that Moscow-linked misinformation is also affecting France and Germany.
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Ukraine’s Sybiha Tells Lavrov He Has Earned a Front-Row Seat at Special Tribunal
Ukraine’s foreign minister said Lavrov’s remarks about Zelenskyy reinforced the case for trying Russian officials for aggression against Ukraine.
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Raphaël Glucksmann Runs in French Socialist Primary Ahead of 2027 Presidential Election
Raphaël Glucksmann is among candidates in France’s Socialist primary, expected to select a presidential contender in mid-October 2026.
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Unprecedented’ Cyberattack Targets Refrigeration Units at Hundreds of French Supermarkets
Hackers remotely manipulated supermarket refrigeration controls, heating some units to 50°C and spoiling fresh and frozen food worth millions of euros.
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Lithuanian PM Suggests Allies Ask Ukraine to Strike More Russian Data Centres
Mindaugas Sinkevičius said Ukraine’s allies should ask President Zelenskyy to target Russian data centres as part of efforts to protect elections.
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Cyberattack Hits Refrigeration Systems in French Supermarkets
Hackers reportedly manipulated refrigeration controls at hundreds of French supermarkets, warming some units and forcing stores to discard potentially spoiled food.
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Netanyahu Orders Probe to Identify and Prosecute Interviewees in NAZA Film
Benjamin Netanyahu called for an investigation into anonymous sources in NAZA, a documentary featuring testimony about Israeli military operations in Gaza.
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NATO Commander Warns Russia Any Attack on Alliance Territory Would Be “Utterly Futile”
General Alexus Grynkewich said NATO would target forces and supporting systems if Russia attacked alliance territory, aiming to make aggression futile.
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No 10 Says Burnham Believes Brexit Vote Was Legitimate Despite Russia Interference Claims
Downing Street said Andy Burnham believes Russia likely tried to influence the Brexit referendum, but does not think it changed the result
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Indonesian Official Says “We Send Oxygen Too” Amid Regional Haze Concerns
Syahganda Nainggolan said Indonesia’s forests provide oxygen to Singapore and Malaysia, as neighbours raised concerns about smoke from Indonesian fires.
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UK PM Says Iran’s IRGC Almost Certainly Directed RAF Fairford Incident
Andy Burnham said Iran’s Revolutionary Guard almost certainly directed the RAF Fairford incident and pledged additional sanctions targeting Tehran-linked networks.
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North Korean Military Video Calls Watching Banned Videos “Treason”
A military education video reportedly depicts punishment for soldiers caught watching South Korean dramas, branding banned media consumption a path to treason.
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Pakistan Detains 278 Members of Imran Khan’s PTI Party After Emergency Rule
Police say 278 members of Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party have been detained in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa since emergency rule began.
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