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Morning Mail: academics cancel US travel plans, what’s behind Gina Rinehart’s wealth, Oscar Piastri wins in Bahrain

Fears grow of US border control; outrage over Russian missile attack in Ukraine; Australian F1 driver takes grand prix honours

The Guardian - AU

The western Melbourne teacher: ‘Hecs debt, that’s a big problem’

Ed Bryant is a new homeowner who feels broadly better off since changing careers, but worries about debt – and AI

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Gina Rinehart’s Maga message, Trump ‘pissed off’ with Putin, daunting search for quake survivors

What drives Australia’s richest person?; Trump takes tougher tone with Russian leader; rescuers scour collapsed buildings in Myanmar and Thailand

The Guardian - AU

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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

Bondi Icebergs’ Maurice Terzini Reacts To Sexual Assault Claims Against Son Sylvester

"Under no circumstance would I ever intentionally ignore violent behaviour or cover up issues within any of my businesses."

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Walkleys board members resign amid tensions between union and awards foundation

A push to require that a majority of directors be independent of the MEAA causes acrimony. Plus: Nine defends running Clive Palmer ads

The Guardian - AU

Nine defends front-page Trumpet of Patriots ad after backlash from readers and staff

Media company argues rejecting ad for Clive Palmer’s party in the Age could imply endorsement of political ads it chose to publish

The Guardian - AU

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Newspapers cannot justify running Clive Palmer’s Trumpet of Patriots ads as freedom of speech

The publication by the Newcastle Herald of a political advertisement by Clive Palmer’s Trumpet of Patriots party stating “there are only two genders – male and female” has provoked a backlash that has seen the advertisement removed from the paper’s online edition.

The Conversation

Hugh Marks checks in at ABC headquarters as Ita Buttrose briefs top silk after legal letter exposed

Former Nine boss takes over from the outgoing managing director, David Anderson, amid turmoil over Antoinette Lattouf case. Plus: Daily Mail embraces supernatural

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Zelenskyy vows to work with Trump, big tech pushes back on youth ban, Australia lose to India

Ukrainian president says he is willing to work under Trump’s ‘strong leadership’; social media firms challenge government’s teenage ban

The Guardian - AU

From first world war diggers to Pavlova in Sydney: Australia’s pioneering press photos

Curated by veteran photographer Mike Bowers, an exhibition of Fairfax archive images reveals the public life of a nation – and the challenges of capturing it for the newspapers

The Guardian - AU

Antisemitism summit: John Howard says ‘God bless Sky News’ as Mark Dreyfus warns against partisanship

Sharri Markson defends News Corp after attorney general says antisemitism ‘must not be weaponised’. Plus: a sprinkling of Australian culture for the NYT

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Ukraine warns Russia will ‘wage war on Nato’, Climate 200 eyes Labor seats, why home building is so slow

European leaders to meet over Ukraine; Climate 200-backed candidates revealed

The Guardian - AU

Colin Firth’s ex-wife Livia sheds light on post-divorce relationship with Oscar winner

‘We love each other,’ said Italian eco-activist

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‘I Am Mortified’: Guy Grossi Apologises As Groping Allegations Emerge

Melbourne chef and restauranteur, Guy Grossi, apologises for (but also denies) two different allegations of groping at a 2022 event.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Albanese’s $10,000 tradie plan, judge challenges Trump, Kidman snubbed in Oscars noms

The prime minister hopes to fix labour shortage facing homebuilders; US president shocks Davos with pledge for universal tariffs

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Trump threatens Russia, Murdoch papers apologise to Harry, Nine’s ‘disrespectful’ tennis coverage

News Group Newspapers agreed to a full apology and substantial damages; American star Ben Shelton condemns ‘negativity’ of interviewers

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: first hostages released in Gaza ceasefire, Chinese imports linked to forced labour, Trump offers TikTok lifeline

Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal takes hold; thousands of imports from Chinese companies linked to alleged forced Uyghur labour; TikTok ban in US may be delayed

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Suspicious Betting Allegations Spark Police Investigation Into Bernard Tomic Matches

The former world No.17 has found himself at the centre of a multi-agency investigation into potential match-fixing -- and it is messy.

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Bernard Tomic probed over match-fixing in 2022: report

Bernard Tomic's controversial loss at the 2022 Australian Open qualifying tournament reportedly triggered a match-fixing probe.

The Guardian - AU

Almost 10,000 images of tennis balls plunge up to 90% in value as Australian Open appears to ditch NFTs

Ball artworks were worth about $278 in 2022, falling steeply to as low as $25 on NFT exchange OpenSea

The Guardian - AU

Hiker says ‘I cannot thank everyone enough’ – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Preston’s golden age: mysterious guerrilla art tackles everything from toilets to Shakespeare

An ever-changing display of toilets, fans and plungers, painted gold and combined with written commentary, keeps Melbourne’s north enthralled

The Conversation

The closest thing Australian cartooning had to a prophet: the sometimes celebrated, sometimes controversial Michael Leunig

Michael Leunig – who died in the early hours of Thursday December 19, surrounded by “his children, loved ones, and sunflowers” – was the closest thing Australian cartooning had to a prophet. By turns over his long career, he was a poet, a prophet and a provocateur.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Gisèle Pelicot’s message of hope, Michael Leunig dies aged 79, ‘bonjour’ causes a stir

French rape victim inspires supporters after her ex-husband and 50 other men are found guilty; Australian review says bird flu will kill most pregnant women

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