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Pauline Hanson 'not backing away' from controversial far-right interview
The One Nation leader was a guest on the podcast of controversial far-right UK figure Tommy Robinson, where she lamented the end of the White Australia policy. Source link
Rules to tighten on AI use in decision-making by government departments
Agencies like Centrelink and Services Australia will have to follow a framework to ensure decision-making is “fair and accurate” if they use AI. Source link
Actor Terence Donovan remembered by son Jason as 'larger than life'
Jason Donovan has paid tribute to his father who has died at the age of 90 after decades on Australian screens. Source link
Senior Liberal rubbishes Abbott's 'failed' multiculturalism claim
Senator Andrew Bragg says he “strongly” disagrees with the recently elected Liberal Party president, who claims diversity is “not a strength”. Source link
Musos fear payday super rules could ruin live music industry
Two long-running Australian jazz festivals have been cancelled, with organisers blaming new superannuation rules. Source link
Sara Albrecht took on Trump's tariffs. She got 'violent' calls
When a law centre decided to fight Donald Trump’s “liberation day” tariffs, it was acutely aware of possible “retaliation” from a president who takes matters “personally”. Source link
How an Italian sculptor created the World Cup trophy that became an icon
It has become the most iconic trophy in world sport, and it all started in a small design studio in Milan more than 50 years ago. Source link
Quiet change to Nauru policing powers could thwart legal challenges
Advocates question the timing of law changes that coincide with mounting federal court challenges from individuals fighting deportation. Source link
Like The Beatles and Beach Boys? You're going to love The Lemon Twigs
These New York twenty-somethings make music indebted to Brian Wilson, Todd Rundgren and the Fab Four. But do The Lemon Twigs get sick of the comparisons? Source link
'Failed' university scheme hurting home ownership prospects
There are calls for the government to dump a scheme that has more than doubled the cost of some degrees. Source link