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Pilot dead after ‘unauthorised’ helicopter crashes into hotel’s roof
A pilot has died in a fiery helicopter crash on the roof of a hotel in far north Queensland; Vincent Tarzia is the new Liberal leader in South Australia. Follow updates live.
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- Gus McCubbing
Yesterday
‘At least three’ nations interfering in Australia: ASIO
Mike Burgess says Iran is among several countries involved in foreign interference in Australia; Penny Wong calls for a ceasefire in Gaza after an Israeli strike on a school. Follow updates here.
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This Month
‘Clearly failed’: Minister Watt moves to create CFMEU special powers
Murray Watt says he has given the construction and general division a strict deadline; Australia to accept nuclear material in new AUKUS deal; How the Olympics day 13 unfolded. Follow live updates.
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- Natasha Rudra and Lucy Slade
Albanese brushes off sledge from New Zealand PM
Anthony Albanese responds to NZ joke about Australian intelligence; No plans to change state’s public service WFH policy; How Australia’s great Olympic golden day unfolded. Follow live updates.
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- Natasha Rudra and Lucy Slade
Rex bailout likely but not necessary, administrator says
Administrators say Rex could remain sustainable without a bailout; Australians warned not to travel to Bangladesh amid ‘civil unrest’; How the Games day 11 unfolded. Follow live updates.
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- Natasha Rudra and Lucy Slade
‘We are confident about the Australian economy’: Chalmers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers welcomes RBA decision; PM calls out Iranian ambassador’s comments; Kamala Harris secures Democratic presidential nomination. How the day unfolded.
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- Natasha Rudra and Lucy Slade
Reynolds keen to tell ‘truth’ at Higgins trial
Former defence minister Linda Reynolds is first to give evidence at defamation trial; Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says we’re in “a precarious time” after terror alert upgraded. Follow for updates.
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- Lucy Slade and Andrew Hobbs
‘A good idea’ to acknowledge Australia’s history: PM
The PM promises to renew Indigenous policy after “considerable hurt” from Voice referendum; Donald Trump proposes alternative election debate, but Kamala Harris says no. Follow updates here.
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- Andrew Hobbs, Zoe Samios, Hans van Leeuwen and Lois Maskiell
Sayers, Seymour round on Burrowes over global conflict
Former chief executives Luke Sayers and Tom Seymour have expressed surprise at Kevin Burrowes’ second role with PwC International. How the day unfolded.
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- Lucy Slade and Maxim Shanahan
Matildas and coach Gustavsson part ways
Tony Gustavsson’s contract will not be extended as Matildas head coach; what’s on tonight in Paris; Anthony Albanese explains major Rex issue. Here’s how the day unfolded.
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- Lucy Slade
July
Iranian president warns of revenge after ‘cowardly’ killing
Iran’s president vows revenge after top Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in the capital Tehran; China, Russia condemn the targeted killing; US says it will back Israel, but urges cooling of temperatures. Follow updates here.
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Sydney metro line opening delayed days before start date
The $21.6 billion metro rail line needs more safety checks; Seine water quality not good enough for athletes; What to watch on day four of the Olympics. Follow for updates.
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Aussie surfer rides best Olympics wave as swimming schedule heats up
The Australian star has progressed to the next round; Watch to watch at the Olympic Games tonight; Barnaby Joyce insinuated voters should use their ballot papers as bullets at rally. Follow the latest here.
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Burke to take on Home Affairs in major Cabinet reshuffle
The prime minister has revealed Tony Burke will take on the Home Affairs portfolio, while Clare O’Neil will become the next minister for housing and homelessness. Follow updates here.
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Trump tries to brand Harris a Marxist amid new campaign blitz
Kamala Harris promises to “fight for the future”; Gladys Berejiklian loses bid to overturn corruption findings; Obama is expected to endorse Harris. How the day unfolded.
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‘It’s been one heck of a journey’: Burney
Retiring Labor MP Linda Burney says while the Voice referendum was unsuccessful, she believes history will ‘treat it kindly’. Joe Biden says future of democracy is at stake. Follow updates live.
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- Gus McCubbing
Democrats slam Vance depiction of Harris as childless cat lady
The three-year-old interview shows J.D. Vance criticising Kamala Harris for being childless; Donald Trump says he does not think Secret Service boss “had much of a choice” but to resign. How the day unfolded.
- Lucy Slade
Harris secures Democratic majority needed to be nominee
Survey finds Kamala Harris has enough Democratic delegate support to become new nominee; Joe Biden will return to Washington; Campaign raises record-breaking $122 million. How the day unfolded.
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- Timothy Moore and Lucy Slade
Harris favourite nominee as support rolls in after Biden exit
Harris on track to be nominee as Democrats promise ‘orderly process’ to replace Joe Biden; Senator Joe Manchin weighs up re-registering as a Democrat to compete; Australian interests at stake as Biden steps away. Follow for updates.
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- Lucy Slade
Administrator not enough to clean up CFMEU: Daniel
Independent MP Zoe Daniel says appointing an administrator won’t be enough to change the CFMEU; Donald Trump’s former physician gives new details about his gunshot wound. Follow updates here.
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- Lois Maskiell
