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The AFR's Jennifer Hewett failed to disclose that her trip to an energy conference was paid for by the oil and gas lobby. Editor Cosima Marriner called it 'reporter oversight'.
A ramshackle 10-storey home in Guizhou, China, turned tourist attraction, was demolished by authorities for lacking permits, despite owner's eight-year building effort.
Donald Trump dropped a $10bn IRS lawsuit for a $1.8bn fund to compensate those claiming unfair government investigations. Critics call it 'corruption on steroids'.
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British soldiers conduct war games in a disused London Underground station, highlighting an 80-90% drone shortage and the need for billions in defence investment.
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Alberta's legislative committee approved a referendum on whether to secede from Canada, with a vote set for October 19, 2026. The move follows a petition with over 300,000 signatures, though polls show two-thirds of Albertans want to stay.
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The Guardian editorial calls for swift justice in Grenfell Tower fire prosecutions, as survivors face nine years of delays and anger over accountability.
The controversy over the Met police's £50m Palantir deal highlights tensions between AI adoption and public trust, as UK public services grapple with tech's role.
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London Mayor Sadiq Khan blocks a £50 million Met Police contract with Palantir over a 'clear and serious' procurement rule breach, citing procedural failures and value-for-money concerns.
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Michael Keating, known for EastEnders' Reverend Stevens and Blake's 7's Vila Restal, has passed away at 79, prompting tributes from fans and colleagues.
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