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Domestic violence
A woman fled her abuser in Qld. Then the NSW govt sent him her new address
A man trapped the woman in the Queensland house they shared. When police arrived, they urged her to leave during the brief period they could detain him.
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Energy
Stunning defeat for AGL board as climate revolt installs new directors
Shareholders elected all four board candidates nominated by activist Mike Cannon-Brookes.
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Wipeout
Revealed: The letter that Scott Morrison ignored that foresaw the teal wave
Thirteen moderate Liberal MPs wrote to Scott Morrison with two demands. Seven of them no longer sit in parliament.
‘Hoping to survive’: Top cop digs in days after racist recordings leak
Katarina Carroll says she is the best person to lead reform of Queensland’s police amid high-profile evidence of racism and misogyny in its ranks.
More children behind bars in Qld than anywhere else in Australia
Most of the children being held in detention in Queensland have yet to be sentenced.
The feud that has splintered the $21b fortune of Britain’s richest family
Britain’s richest family always presented a united front to the outside world.
Elon Musk’s $82b pay deal now under fire
A Tesla board member testified that the largest executive-pay package in US corporate history was necessary to keep Elon Musk “engaged”.
Opinion
Wall Street
Playing with fire: Why markets have been engulfed in chaos
Elon Musk and Sam Bankman-Fried can blame themselves for their companies’ predicaments but you can’t point the finger at them for meltdowns.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
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City life
G’day sports(wash), welcome to Saudi Australia
South Australia’s premier was proud to announce that Adelaide would host Saudi Arabia’s latest exercise in sportswashing.
It’s agreed: Dominic West is too attractive to play Prince Charles
No offence to the King, but casting McNulty represents a major glow-up for Charles.
Opinion
Retail
Get in early: Four tips to help you save money on Christmas shopping
There are plenty of bargains – without playing the game the websites want you to.
Joel Gibson
Finance expert
Analysis
China relations
In Xi-Biden meeting, Taiwan’s future looms large
This was a chance for a reset. But beyond the rosy rhetoric, the meeting entrenched differences between the two superpowers.
Queensland
Man shot like ‘something from Wild West’
There was a reason Clinton Pollock was known as “Rocky”, a court has heard. “Not from Rocky and Bullwinkle fame ... but the Sylvester Stallone version ... someone you don’t mess with.”
Police ‘sickened’ by leaked racist slurs, premier calls them horrific
The recordings reveal officers discussing beating and burying black people and saying “let’s just hope Ebola works” when referring to African population.
Accused found guilty of murder after cutting man’s throat in park
The murderer slashed Benjamin Suttie’s throat in a late-night altercation between two groups south of Brisbane.
Brisbane cyclists go out of their way to avoid traffic stress - literally
A UQ study has discovered the lengths cyclists will go to to avoid roads with lots of traffic.
Moggill Rd to get cycleway as roundabout plan scrapped
Eleven years after a cyclist was crushed by a truck on Moggill Road, a new bikeway will be built along the dangerous strip.
Politics
Lower productivity to leave Australians thousands of dollars worse off
The October budget downgraded Australia’s assumed productivity growth rate. It translates into lower living standards and poorer wages for everyone.
Business
‘I think Sam lied’: Rival lashes FTX founder as crypto firms gripped by fear
The founder of collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX has been accused of lying to customers.
World
Frustrated by protests, Iran unleashes its wrath on its youth
Iranian officials have said the average age of protesters is 15. Some have been beaten and detained, others have been killed on the streets.
Opinion
Perhaps to save the planet we need to damage it even more
Graham Phillips
Science journalist and astrophysicist.
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Property
‘Very onerous’: The huge hurdle facing first home buyers
It’s not just rising interest rates; there’s another steep challenge for anyone trying to purchase their first home now.
Three’s a crowd for Brisbane’s Skyneedle, which is set to be surrounded
A Brisbane landmark could be further crowded out, with three proposed towers to make the search for Expo 88’s beacon like finding a Skyneedle in a haystack.
Lifestyle
The eternal battle: Board shorts versus Speedo styles
First Nations swim briefs and longer styles with European flair have Australian men covered and uncovered this summer.
Culture
What’s going on with the men and women of The White Lotus?
Yeah, sex is cool, but have you ever examined sexual politics on the Sicilian coast?
Sport
‘Hopefully we keep him quiet’: The Irish star who could have been a Wallaby
Canberra’s Mack Hansen will play for Ireland this week against the Wallabies. His former Brumbies coach Dan McKellar explains why he left Australian rugby.
‘Horrible’: Fans turn away from ODI series as World Cup hero bemoans schedule
Ticket sales are underwhelming for the upcoming Australia/England one-day international series.
World’s best golfers are heading to Melbourne, but don’t thank LIV: Sutherland
Golf Australia chief says it’s not LIV Golf that deserves the credit for the strength of this year’s Open field.
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ICC Men’s World Cup
Climate change is another headache for cricket, says ICC chair
A World Cup that began with carbon controversy has ended with an admission on climate change.
‘We played for more than just money’: T20 leagues harm Windies, Chanderpaul says
Inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame last week, Shivnarine Chanderpaul believes T20 leagues are damaging.
Analysis
NRL salary cap
NRL’s undeclared $60m at heart of players’ mistrust
The NRL admitted it did not declare $60m it received from broadcasters.
Australia 82 PNG 0
Rugby League World Cup
Hat-trick earns Tonegato spot in Jillaroos’ RLWC final date with Kiwi Ferns
The Jillaroos will face NZ in the women’s Rugby League World Cup final following an 82-0 rout of PNG.
Have Your Say
Discipline, selection, a flawed system: Why the Wallabies have been so poor
Dave Rennie is under fire after Australia slumped to their eighth loss this season. What has gone wrong for the Wallabies this season?
