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SNAP THREE-NIGHT CURFEW DECLARED IN ALICE SPRINGS

Source: ABC News/Topic: Police


NEIGHBOUR WHO RAN INTO FIRE THAT KILLED THREE CHILDREN CALLS ON COMMUNITY TO
RALLY AROUND FAMILY

Source: ABC News/Topic: Domestic Violence


INSIDE THE BATTLE TO STOP THE $450 BILLION CRIME INDUSTRY TARGETING AUSTRALIA'S
WILDLIFE

Source: 7.30/Topic: Animals

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HOW TO TALK TO YOUR SONS ABOUT THE 'MANOSPHERE' AND TOXIC MASCULINITY

It's healthy for kids to be curious about things like the manosphere, experts
say, but parents need to help them navigate the harmful messages it promotes.


Source: ABC Lifestyle/Topic: Parenting


'WE WERE FLOORED': CHANCE DISCOVERY LEADS TO RETURN OF ABORIGINAL GIRL'S 200YO
DOLL

When an archives manager in England stumbled upon a small black doll, she was
puzzled. A clue pointed her to Tasmania and a girl called Mithina, who lived
almost 200 years ago.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)


EXTRAVAGANT PARTIES, BOLLYWOOD STARS AND JUSTIN BIEBER: HOW ASIA'S RICHEST HEIR
IS CELEBRATING HIS WEDDING

Anant Ambani, son of Asia's richest man Mukesh Ambani, is expected to marry
Radhika Merchant on July 12.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Human Interest


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NEIGHBOUR WHO RAN INTO FIRE THAT KILLED THREE CHILDREN CALLS ON COMMUNITY TO
RALLY AROUND FAMILY

Duration: 2 minutes 15 seconds2m 15s

Source: ABC News/Topic: Domestic Violence


INSIDE THE BATTLE TO STOP THE $450 BILLION CRIME INDUSTRY TARGETING AUSTRALIA'S
WILDLIFE

Source: 7.30/Topic: Animals

Duration: 8 minutes 39 seconds8m


FINANCIAL STRESS 'THROUGH THE ROOF' AS INTEREST RATE HIKES COME HOME TO ROOST

Source: ABC News/Topic: Bankruptcy


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EDITOR'S CHOICE


SENIOR US DEMOCRATS JOIN CALLS FOR JOE BIDEN TO DROP PRESIDENTIAL RE-ELECTION
BID

Four more of the president's colleagues voice concern about his candidacy for
the 2024 election, in a reflection of deepening party division among the
Democrats. 
Duration: 3 minutes 46 seconds3m 46s

Source: ABC News/Topic: US Elections


'I AM AN ADVENTURER AND AN EXPLORER': HOW JIMMY LITTLE GAVE NEW LIFE TO SOME OF
OUR GREATEST SONGS

With his brilliant versions of Crowded House, Paul Kelly and Nick Cave classics,
Australian music legend Jimmy Little found a new audience on his 1999 album.


Source: Double J/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)


LEARNING TO LIVE AGAIN AFTER LOSS

Ailsa Piper's world fell apart when her husband Peter died suddenly and
unexpectedly. Ailsa talks about how objects hold memory and how nature and new
pursuits helped her heal.
Duration: 15 minutes 30 seconds15m

Source: ABC RN/Topic: Grief


SEARCH FOR QUEENSLAND'S BEST ROOSTER CROW LEAVES ENTRANTS 'EMPOWERED,
EXHILARATED'

Poultry fanciers have channelled their prized animals by giving their best
cock-a-doodle-dos to be crowned crowing champions.
Duration: 31 seconds31s

Source: ABC Sunshine Coast/Topic: Human Interest


CTE FOUND IN TWO WOMEN WHO ENDURED DECADES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Two women who endured decades of intimate partner violence have been diagnosed
with CTE — the first cases in victims of domestic violence in Australia and two
of just a handful globally.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Domestic Violence




DAILY DISCOVERIES


JOHN CENA, APPARENTLY STILL WRESTLING, WILL EXIT THE RING FOR THE FINAL TIME IN
2025

After more than two decades in the business, John Cena announced his retirement
from World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) at an event in Toronto over the
weekend.


Source: ABC Entertainment/Topic: Arts, Culture and Entertainment


IT'S THE LOVE MATCH MADE ON SOCIAL MEDIA: WHY YOUNG READERS ARE FALLING FOR
ROMANTIC FICTION

BookTok, Bookstagram and BookTube are opening up the world of romantic fiction
to teens and giving them new perspectives on love.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Romance Books


WIN TICKETS TO TRENT DALTON'S LOVE STORIES: BEHIND THE SCENES

Join Trent Dalton for a behind the scenes look of Love Stories - The Stage show.


Source: ABC BRISBANE/Topic: Music (Arts and Entertainment)


FRENCH FAR-RIGHT DEFEATED IN SHOCK ELECTION UPSET

Emmanuel Macron's electoral gamble appears to have paid off with Marine Le Pen's
National Rally party relegated to third position in the second round of the
French election.
Duration: 4 minutes 5 seconds4m 5s

Source: Listen


50C HEATWAVES ACROSS THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE DRIVE GLOBAL TEMPS TO 1.5 DEGREES
ABOVE AVERAGE

Earth hits a concerning climate milestone, with data showing global temperatures
at or above the Paris Agreement threshold for 12 months in a row.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Weather


WHAT CAN BE DONE TO CHALLENGE THE RENT-SEEKING BEHAVIOUR OF THE ACADEMIC
PUBLISHING INDUSTRY?

As universities find themselves under increasing budgetary pressure, companies
that publish academic research reap impressive profits — a fitting way of
characterising these publishers is as rent-seekers.


Source: ABC Religion & Ethics


MARTIN PISTORIUS SPENT 10 YEARS WITH LOCKED-IN SYNDROME BEFORE ANYONE KNEW

When Martin Pistorius was struck by a mysterious neurological illness, everyone
thought he was in a coma.


Source: Listen/Topic: Health


NAIDOC WEEK


NATIONAL NAIDOC WEEK AWARDS 2024: HERE ARE ALL OF THIS YEAR'S FINALISTS AND
WINNERS

Black excellence and community leadership were honoured at the 2024 National
NAIDOC Week Awards in Tarndanya (Adelaide) on Kaurna Yerta Country on Saturday
evening.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)


FIRST NATIONS HEROES ARE CELEBRATED THIS NAIDOC WEEK

NAIDOC Week celebrations officially begin on Sunday with the theme: Keep the
fire burning! Blak, Loud and Proud. But can everyone celebrate?


Source: ABC News/Topic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)


NAIDOC AWARD WINNERS ARE 'BLAK, LOUD AND PROUD' AS INDIGENOUS DIFFERENCE-MAKERS
HIT THE BLACK CARPET

It was the first major gathering of First Nations people since the defeat of the
Indigenous Voice referendum last year, with almost 2,000 people in the crowd
breaking last year's record.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)


ARTIST SHARES HER SURPRISE AFTER HER DESIGN IS PICKED FOR NEW NAIDOC COLLECTIBLE
COIN

A young Indigenous artist will have her work circulated in wallets around the
country to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Aboriginal and
Islanders Day Observance Committee.


Source: ABC News/Topic: Indigenous (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander)

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY


MORE THAN 50 YEARS ON, PASSENGERS OF THE FATEFUL QANTAS BOMB HOAX FLIGHT ARE
STILL WAITING FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Many Australians know the story of "Mr Brown's" 1971 Qantas bomb hoax. But few
know the ongoing trauma experienced by the passengers onboard that fateful
flight.


Source: ABC RN/Topic: History


THE FIRST SKIERS TREKKED TO MOUNT BULLER 100 YEARS AGO. LITTLE DID THEY KNOW
WHAT THEY WERE PIONEERING

This weekend marks 100 years since seven skiers hiked up Mount Buller. It was
the beginning of one of Australia's most popular snow destinations.
Duration: 2 minutes 18 seconds2m 18s

Source: ABC Shepparton/Topic: Alpine Skiing


'MUGSHOTS' BEFORE THEY WERE FORCED OFF COUNTRY ARE THE ONLY PHOTOS OF FLORENCE'S
GRANDPARENTS

It's this history Florence Onus will share at Queensland's truth-telling inquiry
when community sessions begin next month.


Source: Stateline/Topic: Aboriginal


'HISTORIC HOMECOMING': NEW YORK'S THE MET RETURNS 14 LOOTED SCULPTURES TO
CAMBODIA

The sculptures were looted from the country during a period of war and unrest
and their return is like welcoming home the souls of ancestors, Cambodia's
culture minister says. 


Source: ABC News/Topic: Cultural Artefacts




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