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Paul Bongiorno: Albanese discovers the pitfalls of juggling debt and the pandemic

Being in government is always a seat of the pants enterprise no matter that our political leaders try to convince us otherwise.

The New Daily

AMA welcomes Albanese’s decision to extend Covid-19 pandemic leave payments after national cabinet meets

Prime minister says support will continue until the end of September amid winter Covid wave set to peak in August

The Guardian - AU

PM extends pandemic leave payment; 77 Covid deaths – as it happened

Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk urges mask-wearing indoors after national cabinet meeting. This blog is now closed

The Guardian - AU

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Albanese to restore Covid leave payment as emergency national cabinet meeting called

Australia’s chief medical officer will give a briefing to state and territory leaders on Saturday as the government backflips on pandemic support

The Guardian - AU

COVID-19 cruise ship Coral Princess docks in NSW as testing policy changes

A cruise ship with a huge COVID-19 outbreak among crew and passengers arrives in New South Wales as the state government announces a key change to its reinfection policy.

ABC News

Right to Videorecord Police Clearly Established, Violated by Blocking Camera and Shining Light Into It

From today's decision in Irizarry v. Yehia, decided by Judge Scott Matheson, joined by Judges Paul Kelly and Carolyn McHugh: Early in the morning on May 26, 2019, Abade Irizarry, a YouTube journalist and blogger, was filming a DUI traffic stop in Lakewood, Colorado. Officer Ahmed Yehia arrived on the…

Reason

Indigenous songwriter Kev Carmody opens up about his secret stolen childhood

An early childhood in hiding, being ripped away from his parents, and a life working the land all helped inspire one of Australia's most beloved and powerful songs, From Little Things Big Things Grow.

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Health authorities ramp up COVID-19 booster and flu vaccine push as winter case numbers rise

The nation's top doctor is urging anyone who has not had either COVID-19 booster or their flu shot to get the jabs, warning that re-infections of the virus are likely to increase in the next few months.

ABC News

Growing use of e-cigarettes could lead to increase in tobacco smoking, Australia's peak medical body warns

Australia's peak body for medical research warns the growing use of e-cigarettes could lead to an increase in smoking rates.

ABC News

'Better than the blue tick': All the Canberrans on Russia's banned list

There are an estimated 44 Canberrans banned from Russia.

The Canberra Times

Teen who sprayed bleach in woman's face and then broke her nose after she told him he was too young to be drinking avoids jail

Catherine Gallagher suffered horrific injuries after she was attacked by Derek McGinley, then 16, at a party at a house in Letterkenny, Co Donegal on January 13, 2018

Irish Mirror

Fanny Lumsden prepares final fling for Fallow

Fanny Lumsden and her band The Pack are taking acclaimed album Fallow on the road for its last hurrah.

Newcastle Herald

Lismore kicks up its mud-caked heels at free concert following ‘two months of hell’

Residents refused to let a few showers stop them enjoying a star-studded show featuring Paul Kelly and Lime Cordiale

The Guardian - AU

Grinspoon and Paul Kelly play to thousands at Lismore's flood relief concert

Thousands of people have trekked through mud deep enough to lose a gumboot in to see big-name musicians at a free flood relief concert in devastated Northern NSW.

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Family tell how young girl's passport renewal ordeal nearly threw wedding 'into limbo'

Francesca Grace Kelly's mum Vicky said that she "wouldn't get on a plane" without her daughter, five.

The Guardian - AU

How to Make Gravy is already a movie that plays in our heads. That’s its brilliance

Like all great writing, the song ceased to be Paul Kelly’s once he launched it into the world. We claimed his characters

Daily Record

North Lanarkshire Council Election: Motherwell, Wishaw and Shotts analysis

The area's results see nine new members joining the local authority for the first time.

Pedestrian.tv

Paul Kelly’s How To Make Gravy Is Being Whipped Into A Film & *Inhales* GIVE MY LOVE TO ANGUS

This could possibly be the ultimate Aussie Christmas flick.

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The Guardian - AU

Paul Kelly song How to Make Gravy to be adapted into a Christmas film

International film rights to the beloved ballad have been acquired by Warner Bros Australia and Megan Washington’s Speech & Drama Pictures

AAP

Push to move away from COVID death reports

Australia may shift to reporting "excess deaths" from COVID-19 instead of total fatalities, with the chief medical officer saying the time is right to change.

The Independent UK

Hotel use for Ukrainian refugees bad for hospitality industry, says tourism boss

Failte Ireland boss Paul Kelly said that housing Ukrainian refugees in Irish hotels in the long term could pose a serious danger to a tourism sector.

Newcastle Herald

A Paul Kelly feast, including How to Make Gravy

Paul Kelly, Civic Theatre, April 6

ABC News

Jacqui Lambie unloads on Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Q+A over Senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells and the federal budget

On Q+A, independent senator Jacqui Lambie suggests outgoing Liberal senator Concetta Fierravanti-Wells has been unfairly ousted due to her sex, and backs the claims Senator Fierravanti-Wells made about the Prime Minister's alleged poor character.

The Guardian - AU

From Invasion Day to the Hottest 100: what does the Coalition really want from the ABC?

Imagine the ABC if its funding had not been cut, if its governance had not been so politicised, if it had not been sucked into the culture wars. What would that look like?

The Guardian - AU

Womadelaide’s unforgettable moments: ‘They didn’t know what to expect’

From an all-star train ride across the Nullarbor to an unexpected cricket plague, this year’s festival marks 30 years of border-defying music and art

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