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🚨Attacks by The Australian newspaper on Jewish Council of Australia head — including publishing far-right slurs — have left her fearing for safety and unable to get help from police.
Pro-Israel lobby running savage, "co-ordinated campaign to silence"...
theklaxon.com.au/wjt8
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Newsy day, but in the past few minutes, Reps. Lawler (R) and Raskin (D) just had a furious screaming match in a hearing about immigration policy - in front of families who had lost loved ones.
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D-day for Moira Deeming.
Nasty Bev McArthur holds top spot on Western Victorian ticket. Both ultra conservatives were endorsed by Jess Wilson who pretends to be moderate but was happy with status quo of retrogrades. #springst #auspol theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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First ever couple to both receive the Melbourne Press Club #Quill Lifetime Achievement Award. Bazza 7 yrs ago and me last night. Chuffed, and thanks to all involved @barriecassidy
In 1963, the Voice Reported on a Speech that Made History villagevoice.com/1963-martin…
PBS News + NPR have been named joint recipients of this year’s First Amendment Award from the @RTDNA Foundation. The award recognizes individuals and organizations that work to defend press freedom and preserve the First Amendment.
Congratulations to our team and public media colleagues!
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When we can be overwhelmed by stories of hostility & despair, I find it helpful to reflect on the noblest aspects of humanity. My thanks to journalist Michael Cook for taking the story of Dr Bernard Quin and running with it.
An unsung Australian hero. catholicweekly.com.au/a-forg…
so true, at the local shopping centre, not a big place, I was pushed in my wheelchair, polio, aged 9 years.
Replying to @mountainash04
Remember the first night of TV in 1956. The moon landing was aired in I think, 1969.
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Tremane Wood will not be executed!
‼️CLEMENCY GRANTED: This is a statement from Governor Stitt after choosing to not execute Tremane Wood @koconews
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One of my earliest memories has a precise date: 11 November 1975.
I remember my father's anger.
As I grew, I came to understand why.
For migrant families in Melbourne's West, the Whitlam Govt meant university education, respect for multiculturalism, & even sewerage. Thanks Gough. – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Honoured to present the 64th Lambie Dew Oration @Sydney_Uni ‘Courageous Medicine: From Evidence Users to Evidence Creators’. Thought provoking questions from medical students. I feel confident about the future of our medical workforce - people with compassion, reflection and passion to make the world a better place. People who will make the evidence to improve outcomes, not just use evidence that exists.
Read essay adapted from my Lambie Dew Oration in @smh > smh.com.au/national/for-doct…
@SydneyMedsoc @MelanomaAus @ausoftheyear @FulbrightAUS @Science_Academy
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Fifty years ago today, Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer brought viewers like you a novel way to watch news: a half-hour evening program, free of commercials, that aimed to tell one in-depth story per night. Over the next five decades, that show has morphed into what we now know as the PBS News Hour. to.pbs.org/3L0sjyv
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Something a little different. A short story by my Fiona, published today. I hope you enjoy it. Love, and the vulnerability it confers. – at Melbourne, Victoria
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The 2025 #NobelPeacePrize goes to a brave and committed champion of peace – to a woman who keeps the flame of democracy burning amid a growing darkness.
Peace laureate Maria Corina Machado has shown that the tools of democracy are also the tools of peace. She embodies the hope of a different future, one where the fundamental rights of citizens are protected, and their voices are heard.
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