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What household debt levels tell us about the rise of One Nation
The paradox of a strong economy and stock market with very low consumer sentiment is not close to being resolved. Quite the opposite, the disconnect is, if anything, widening. Source link
The world is getting pure Trump and the US presidency may never be the same
Donald Trump is undertaking regime change, not just in Venezuela, but on US soil and it is unlikely the presidency will ever be the same. Source link
Billions in cash can't be accounted for. Where is it all going?
There is no shortage of theories, from stacks of cash hidden at home to illicit activities, but little in the way of definitive answers. Source link
These filmmakers are hunting down a story in Japan
From manga to life-sized dolls, catch up on the films from week five of Race Around the World. Source link
Fears for imprisoned Gaza doctor Hussam Abu Safiya
Hussam Abu Safiya’s lawyers believe he is at risk of being killed behind bars in an Israeli prison. Source link
Wildfires devastate forests in Europe as temperatures rise again
Firefighters have been battling forest infernos in heatwave-scarred Europe, as temperatures rise again. Source link
Ebola treatment trial begins in Congo as outbreak continues to grow
A trial for an experimental Ebola treatment starts in Congo, where the largest-ever Ebola outbreak continues to grow. Source link
'Pretty rare to see clearance rates this low': Property slump tipped to continue
Less than half of all properties that went to auction in Australia were actually sold over the last week. Source link
Trump marks US 250 with campaign-style July 4 speech after storms delay event
The occasion was complicated by severe storms that gathered near Washington, forcing event organisers to order an earlier evacuation. Source link
Liberal frontbencher pushes back on coalition with One Nation
Shadow energy minister Dan Tehan says the Liberal party is not entertaining thoughts of forming a coalition with One Nation. Source link