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New short fiction from Anthony Lynch:
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One Nation’s primary vote is as high as 27 per cent in Newspoll, but its strength is overwhelmingly in conservative regional electorates. Its primary vote weakens in urban settings where the electorate is more diverse and Labor is strong.
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Siri Hustvedt's 'Ghost Stories' opens with two stark sentences: “I am alive. My husband, Paul Auster, is dead.” Hustvedt doesn’t evade the word and says of the ubiquitous euphemism “passing”: “As far as I can tell, hardly anyone dies anymore. They pass.” https://t.co/Jogp2gl9hD

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For much of the past decade, sneaker company Allbirds was synonymous with a certain kind of progressive success, worn by everyone from Barack Obama to Jacinda Ardern. Now, it's pivoted to one of the least sustainable industries on the planet – AI tech.
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For much of the past decade, sneaker company Allbirds was synonymous with a certain kind of progressive success, worn by everyone from Barack Obama to Jacinda Ardern. Now, it's pivoted to one of the least sustainable industries on the planet – AI tech.
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A year after taking responsibility for Labor’s largest policy agenda, Tim Ayres has articulated the clearest vision yet for Future Made in Australia – a plan that appears to look backwards as much as it does forwards.
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“When I come home from the hospital, the garden beds I made will have settled, the manure at their base will have mellowed, and the specks of seed I planted will be seedlings, and I can plant them out…” https://t.co/JgUfdM43dv

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A seed for the creation of a new teal party was planted before the last election, around the time the major parties did a deal on electoral funding reform, reports Karen Barlow. https://t.co/r202Y1lnvz

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A spate of violent crime poses a challenge to Jacinta Allan’s Labor government before the state’s November election – and the centrality of law and order to the respective campaigns, writes Martin McKenzie-Murray. https://t.co/rvQST0OoUo

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“We have arrived in mainstream culture,” Enhanced Games’ chief executive Max Martin said. “We are here to stay. We have changed the world tonight.”

But saying it doesn’t make it so. https://t.co/m0tzEUMzmQ

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The latest overhaul of Labor’s project to stop violence against women and children broadens the scope of interventions, while leaving frontline services chronically underfunded. https://t.co/eLSbsJUlG4

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"With practice costs rising, domestic physician training chronically under-resourced and patient care increasingly complex, it’s small wonder that the AMA projects a shortfall of more than 10,600 full-time GPs by 2031/32," writes Monique Ryan. https://t.co/q39pHCsWzd

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Editorial: Paul Brereton said the fact he himself has been the subject of several investigations, at least one of which is ongoing, has been a “distraction” from the job. If he is a distraction it is not from the NACC’s good works but from its flaws. https://t.co/uaC6OuaZWh

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Greenpeace said that, if approved, “Cloud Carrier’s proposed gas-fired project would wipe out NSW’s entire projected 2028 emissions cuts”. https://t.co/7F6TNea9mr