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Julia Zemiro: ‘I think you are defined by what you say no to’

The beloved comedian and host on the underestimated power of walking and why saying no has led to a particular kind of success

The Guardian - AU

For the love of cinema: what we’re missing from At The Movies, 10 years after its last season

At the Movies was first broadcast on the ABC on July 1 2004, with the final episode broadcast on December 9 2014. Hosted and conceived by Margaret Pomeranz and David Stratton, they first began presenting together on SBS’s The Movie Show on October 30 1986, inaugurating one of the most…

The Conversation

Funds for Palestinian groups in Australia affected by Gaza war given to media outlets instead

The diverted money was from $25m allocated for Palestinian, Muslim and other communities affected by Israel-Gaza war

The Guardian - AU

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‘My family didn’t want to come’: Ray Martin on attending his own funeral – and facing up to death

Gold Logie winner says he’s ‘learned a million things’ while making miniseries Ray Martin: The Last Goodbye, but hasn’t changed his burial preferences

The Guardian - AU

Wild card: Gina Chick finds her feet after Alone Australia win

She's working on her memoir and co-hosting an SBS series.

The Canberra Times

Wild card: Gina Chick finds her feet after Alone Australia win

'Nature is the difference between feeling caged and feeling free'

Newcastle Herald

Two new cadets join The Conversation as Assistant Editors

Two outstanding journalists have joined The Conversation’s editorial team in Australia as cadets in Health and Science + Technology. The roles were funded by reader donations and created to contribute to training the next generation of journalists who are passionate about providing reliable, trustworthy and impartial journalism.

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At 14, Sam has the mental capacity of a five-year-old. So what’s she doing in a Queensland police cell?

Across the state, teenagers born with severe intellectual disabilities branded young repeat offenders are being locked up in adult watch houses. Here are their stories

The Guardian - AU

Screaming, freezing, struggling to breathe: confronting Queensland watch house footage exposes anguish of children locked in isolation cells

Exclusive: Cache of videos obtained by Guardian Australia and SBS’s The Feed lays bare distressing treatment of teenagers – many of them disabled – in police custody

The Guardian - AU

Families of workers killed in Idaho airport hangar collapse sue construction company

The families of two construction workers killed when an airport hangar in Idaho collapsed are suing several companies that were involved in the building process, alleging the businesses recklessly cut corners and used inappropriate materials for the build

The Independent UK

How to watch End of Summer online or on TV now

Here's how you can watch End of Summer online, with the Nordic noir available to stream right now!

WhatToWatch

Tour de France 2024 live stream: How to watch cycling from anywhere

Here's how to watch the Tour de France 2024 live from anywhere, as race favorite Tadej Pogačar takes on Remco Evenepoel and two-time winner Jonas Vingegaard.

Tom’s Guide

How to watch the Tour de France 2024: live stream, standings, schedule, route and everything to know

No matter where you are, we've got the info on how to watch the Tour de France this year, as well as info to keep you up to date on race schedule and standings.

WhatToWatch

Logie Awards 2024: All The Celebrities, Shows & Movies Who Have Copped A Shiny Little Trophy

Forever rooting for Tonaaaayy!!!

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How the Newcastle Comedy Festival tickles our funny bone

'It's really become a staple on the Australian comedy scene.'

The Guardian - AU

Three things with Melissa Leong: ‘I think they revoke your licence to be Asian if you don’t own a rice cooker’

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the TV presenter tells us of the kitchen appliance that doubles as a beauty product – and how she lost, and found, her boundaries

The Independent UK

Catholic school accuses parents of nasty ‘smear campaign’ after son was barred from giving MAGA-inspired speech

In the Trump-style speech, the 13-year-old talks about his ‘love for America’ and claims ‘some people take their citizenship for granted’ by ‘eating nachos during the national anthem at sporting events’

The Guardian - AU

Three things with Melissa Doyle: ‘It’s funny what we get attached to as kids’

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the TV host tells us about a beloved toy – and an essential machine that kickstarts her mornings

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Watch Critérium du Dauphiné 2024 live streams from anywhere

How to watch star names like Remco Evenepoel, Juan Ayuso and Primož Roglič testing their form before the big one in July.

The Guardian - AU

As News Corp rages over Laura Tingle, Sharri Markson bewails an ‘explosion of racism’ across Australia

Murdoch’s empire down under has been quietly reorganised – with a long, slow cull of journalists expected to follow

Cycling News

How to watch the 2024 Critérium du Dauphiné

Watch Remco Evenepoel and Primož Roglič headline the line-up from June 2-9

The Guardian - AU

Three things with Ian ‘Dicko’ Dickson: ‘It’s a dirty, smelly old beast, rather like myself’

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the TV personality tells us about his emotional connection to his car – and a missing box of memories

The Canberra Times

Want to know what to do this weekend in Canberra?

Enjoy a LEGO show, the Eurovision Song Contest and Mother's Day

The Guardian - AU

‘I’m super excited, but it’s bloody expensive!’ Australia’s Eurovision megafans gather to cheer on Electric Fields in Sweden

With 160 million watching at home, Electric Fields is about show the world 65,000 years of Indigenous culture – which ‘is already a beautiful win for Australia’

The Guardian - AU

Three things with Joel Creasey: ‘I’ve built almost every Lego flower kit known to man’

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the comedian tells us how he avoids the temptation of post-show drinks – and his obsession with daily ice baths

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