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'I'm glad he's dead': Trump reacts to death of ex-FBI director Robert Mueller
Robert Mueller, the no-nonsense former FBI chief who documented Russia’s interference in the 2016 US election and its contacts with Donald Trump’s campaign — but opted not to bring criminal charges against a sitting president — dies aged 81. Source link
This footy team is so new the players didn't even know the club song
In front a sold-out crowd, the Tasmania Devils have won their first VFL game in 18 years, as they work towards their entry to the AFL. Source link
Does an acid attack in Indonesia signal its democratic unravelling?
An acid attack that seriously burned an Indonesian human rights campaigner reflects a pattern of authoritarian resurgence, in which any form of confrontational activism is viewed as a threat to the state that must be crushed. Source link
Alarm raised over US goverment's 'flat-out white supremacist' social media posts
The White House faces scrutiny over posts experts describe as “flat out white supremacist” amid calls for oversight after ICE agents left “death cards” in immigrants’ cars. Source link
Matildas endure familiar pain in Asian Cup final, but will the relief ever come?
The Matildas were despondent after losing the Asian Cup final to Japan for the third time, as the golden generation’s shot at a major trophy may have passed. Source link
What is stagflation and what can we do about it?
As the Iran war dries up oil and gas supplies, should we prepare for stagflation? Source link
It's February 2020 all over again, but this time one man can end it
Though few Australians recognise it, our economic institutions have an exceptional track record of making good decisions in a crisis, but the uncertainty of Trump’s war is a new type of challenge. Source link
Sailor who planned to retire and start a farm among the missing in Strait of Hormuz
Three people are unaccounted for after a merchant ship, trying to escape the war zone via the Strait of Hormuz, was bombed by Iran. Their loved ones are hoping against hope. Source link
New games for an old console: Meet the new generation of Game Boy developers
A small community of game developers is releasing new games for Nintendo’s decades-old video game console, harnessing the nostalgia of these classic devices. Source link
Albanese government's 'no need to panic buy' messaging fails to land
As costs soar, queues form and regional bowsers run dry, the government must ensure its talking points are not detached from the incentives people are actually responding to. Source link