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Queensland premier backs puberty blocker pause with legal challenge underway
A pause on puberty blockers was issued in January, which is being challenged in court. David Crisafulli says the decision was made to “keep kids safe”. Source link
Hanson and Joyce cosy up while Albanese plays the trump card
This week in politics Barnaby Joyce became a “free agent” and the PM’s meeting with Donald Trump got two thumbs up. Source link
Protesters clash with police outside Dublin hotel housing asylum seekers
The head of the Irish police service condemns what he has called “thuggery” by “a mob intent on violence”. Source link
Man who called Jacinta Nampijinpa Price a 'Nazi' booted from court
High-profile senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has won a bid to have a man — who she claims harassed and intimidated her — barred from entering court for the remainder of her defamation trial. Source link
Coalition sours over proposed reform to 'broken' environment laws
The mood within the Coalition sours on the government’s proposed rewrite of Australia’s “broken” environment laws, just days after parts of the legislation were shared with stakeholders. Source link
Bat bites and scratches spark health warning in north Queensland
An increase in people being injured by bats sparks a health warning over the deadly Australian bat lyssavirus. Source link
The wild questions twins endure and why Twinless has taken the bait
Montearo Brown is a TV and film reviewer who blogs under the name Sprite Lee. He also happens to be a twin. So, what does he think of the movie Twinless? Source link
ODI live: Australia and India meet at Adelaide Oval for game two
Australia and India head to Adelaide Oval where the home side will look to close out a series win in the second of three ODIs. Check out the live scores and stats in our ScoreCentre. Source link
Australia's institutions are rare, valuable, and worth defending
The world changes, yet Australia keeps being great. Our institutions permit us to be nimble, and we adapt. Source link
Coles to appear at death in custody inquest, as family calls for answers
Supermarket giant Coles is among the parties expected to front a coronial inquest into the death in custody of a young Aboriginal man inside its Alice Springs shop earlier this year. Source link