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‘If you fall asleep, it’s OK,’ Biden jokes to Albanese; Labor believes 77 seats within reach
Anthony Albanese is holding talks with world leaders today, Peter Dutton is all but certain to become opposition leader, and counting continues in a handful of seats.
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China relations
Strategic confusion: Biden’s fifth Taiwan gaffe baits Beijing, rattles White House
The White House is again walking back the president’s gung-ho remarks about defending Taiwan from China. Is Biden confused or just indiscreet?
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Superannuation
What Labor’s election victory means for your money
New Labor government policies to reduce childcare costs, make medicines less expensive and reduce carbon emissions to foster cheaper renewable energy are likely to put more cash in the pockets of householders.
‘He gets our state’: Premier shifts tone on feds amid election fallout
Queensland Labor MPs have lined up to sing the praises of new prime minister Anthony Albanese, amid jeers from the LNP opposition about the success of the Greens.
Pile-up on Pacific Motorway delays traffic for hours
About 9am, congestion was 15 kilometres back to Slacks Creek on the M1, after the Pacific Motorway was blocked earlier from the crash.
Man in Brisbane lockdown ‘had US police files’: Court
“I’m no expert in explosives, but a large number of these images are detonators,” prosecutor tells the court, days after police cordoned off suburbs.
‘A pleasant surprise’: The niche party challenging Pauline Hanson in Qld
The party is still within striking distance of snatching the sixth and final Queensland Senate vacancy from Pauline Hanson’s One Nation.
Dawson told colleagues of wife Lynette ‘she was in Queensland’, court hears
Annette Leary says Chris Dawson claimed he received a call and a letter from his wife after she had vanished.
Riding the world’s biggest waves, without a surfboard
Kelly Slater described Kalani Lattanzi’s performance on notorious break as “one of the all-time great rides in the surf world”.
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Senator ‘Bam Bam’: Pocock to enter a whole new ball game
David Pocock joins a growing list of top athletes entering politics. Can he make this transition work?
Monkeypox likely spread by sex at two raves: adviser
“This is not COVID. We need to slow it down,” the former head of WHO’s emergencies department said.
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Inside China
There’s a growing sense of panic in China
China’s economy is shuddering as its harsh COVID policies continue to cause widespread financial pain despite escalating efforts to mitigate the damage.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
Putin ‘survived assassination attempt’ after Ukraine invasion
The head of military intelligence said the Russian authorities foiled attack on the president.
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Kourtney Kardashian
The troubled marriage between the Kardashians and fashion’s bad boys
By committing to Dolce & Gabbana as the hosts of Kourtney Kardashian’s wedding to Travis Barker, television’s most famous family are turning their backs on past controversies.
Damien Woolnough
Acting National Fashion Editor
Facebook’s Australian tax bill just $24 million as profits double
Facebook Australia funnelled nearly $1 billion in local advertising revenue to an international subsidiary.
Australia votes 2022
How new Greens MPs will push their power in Brisbane
Greens leader Adam Bandt says “politics as usual” has to change as the new third voice in Australian politics emerges.
Labor promised a lot during the election. This is what you should expect
Labor made nearly $19b in promises on its path to victory. Here’s everything we know about their major policies, and what to expect from them.
Queensland
Man in Brisbane lockdown ‘had US police files, explosives’: Court
“I’m no expert in explosives, but a large number of these images are detonators,” prosecutor tells the court, days after police cordoned off two suburbs.
Top judge concerned for prosecutors under pressure
Chief Justice Helen Bowskill says a recent judgment shows the need to keep supporting the state’s prosecutors.
Man accused of scooping up motorbikes in front-end loader rampage gets bail
Two train lines were shut down for two days owing to the damage caused by the heavy machinery in the rail corridor.
Tax Office worker altered friend’s records for $7500 JobKeeper payment
Glen Prentice said he was trying “to help some people out”. The magistrate said it was “incredibly serious and corrupt” behaviour.
The massive mural painted under grey clouds in Brisbane
Kitt Bennett wasn’t expecting the wet weather in Brisbane, but it didn’t stop him transforming a concrete wharf into a vast piece of public art.
Politics
Chinese Premier congratulates Anthony Albanese on victory, hopes for ‘sound and stable’ relations
The move ends a diplomatic freeze of more than two years in which Beijing refused to engage with Canberra at the ministerial or prime ministerial level.
Business
‘Underdone’: Star chairman likens casinos to the banks on risk failures
Outgoing Star chairman John O’Neill said attention to risk was a “missing link, which needs to be filled” at the casino company.
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Global economy
Dangerous waters: Is the world on the road to another financial crisis?
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
World
Vatican airs dirty laundry in trial over London property
Testimony so far has provided plenty of insights into how the Vatican operates, with a cast of characters worthy of a Dan Brown thriller.
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Property
Albanese’s property story goes from one form of public housing to another
In 1927, two public housing projects were completed that were to play a significant role in the life of Australia’s prime minister elect.
Coastal towns where prices have doubled in five years but are still under $1m
There are still some coastal towns with six-figure median prices, despite rapid growth.
Lifestyle
Is climate positive activewear the future? This Byron Bay designer says yes
Nagnata founder Laura May Gibbs has found success and controversy but remains focused on creating her version of a better fashion business.
Culture
What political thriller Total Control predicted about the election, and what it missed
Season two of the ABC drama depicted a parliament awash with independents. But co-creator Rachel Griffiths admits it missed another huge trend.
Sport
Langer fall-out continues as sacked physio sues CA
All eyes are on Cricket Australia’s high-performance manager Ben Oliver after sacked physio David Beakley settled his court case.
‘Not here to put socks on centipedes’: This Australian is seven seconds off the Giro d’Italia lead
Jai Hindley is just seven seconds off first place heading into the final week, and “100% here to win”.
‘More like an exhibition’: Osaka out of French Open, may skip Wimbledon
Naomi Osaka said the decision to strip the tournament of rankings points might affect her motivation.
Once dubbed ‘a right-handed Rafa’, Kubler flies Aussie flag at Roland Garros
For a former junior world No.1, Jason Kubler has ridden a rough-riding rollercoaster in tennis.
AFL, players reviewing illicit drugs policy
AFL Players Association Paul Marsh has responded to claims by St Kilda great Nick Riewoldt, after former Saint Sam Fisher was charged with drug trafficking.
‘I don’t care’: Semenya says she offered to show track officials her body
The Olympic champion accused the world athletics body of making her take medication that “tortured” her.
AFL crowds slump to lowest levels in 26 years, excluding COVID seasons
Crowds in 2022 are, on average, at their lowest since 1996.
Have Your Say
‘What other job do you get fined $1800 for saying ‘f-word?’: Roosters rage over JWH
Sydney Roosters players defend Jared Waerea-Hargreaves while praising Saturday’s rival coach and one-time popular assistant Craig Fitzgibbon.
