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'We are not a monoculture and never have been,' Penny Wong tells Garma Festival
On the second day of Garma Festival, Foreign Minister Penny Wong emphasised the strategic importance of ties between First Nations peoples and Australia’s Pacific neighbours. Source link
My cousin was sucked into a fatal alternative therapy 'wormhole', says author
Author Hannah McElhinney spent years investigating after her cousin Lauren died seeking controversial medical treatment overseas. Source link
Why is a fertiliser company building Australia's newest oil refinery?
The emergence of Perdaman on the national stage brings a complicated local reputation with it. Source link
How a Sydney band became massive in wartime Ukraine
Sydney band breathe. managed to become the only international act at Kyiv’s Atlas music festival. What they saw is etched in their collective memories. Source link
Spider-Man director says audiences are ready for a more mature Peter Parker
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has premiered into a very different cinematic landscape than its predecessors, but director Destin Daniel Cretton still sees the light. Source link
To understand how war abroad impacts Australia, look to the price of milk
This century’s biggest oil shock is entering its sixth month, with no end in sight as war in Iran continues. Is it showing up in your daily budget? Source link
'Somewhat racist': Does the Grammys need an 'Asian' category?
K-pop powerhouse BTS’s decision to boycott the upcoming Grammys after the introduction of an ‘Asian’ pop prize has prompted questions about the need for a separate category. Source link
Viral hit The Polygamist raises issues — and eyebrows
The Netflix show The Polygamist prompts strong reactions online, while opening up some important community discussions around fidelity and addiction. Source link
Politics were the focus, but Bluey stole the show at Garma
The first day of the nation’s biggest Indigenous gathering was political, but the must-see guest was not a member of parliament. Source link
NDIS provider pockets $1 million after incorrectly billing participants
Some NDIS service providers have been referred to the ACCC as the government reveals thousands have been engaging in questionable billing practices, including using funds to pay for float tanks and golf lessons. Source link