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Trump says he has a new plan for Gaza. Who is he listening to?
Source: ABC NewsTopic: World Politics
Labor win turns sour as the bloody realpolitik takes centre stage
Source: 7.30Topic: Federal Government
Pakistan launches retaliatory strikes against India as conflict intensifies
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Unrest, Conflict and War
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'Third party' vote looks set to beat Coalition
Labor took the glory, but beneath the surface of the election result an ongoing trend holds a warning for both major parties.
Source: Story LabTopic: Elections
Analysis: Taipan inquiry shows defence has some hard truths to face
Designed to probe the devastating downing of an army helicopter that killed four people, the Taipan inquiry became something so much more — exposing deep flaws within the Australian Defence Force and exploring the very core of its culture.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Defence Forces
Glowing profits, delicate reefs: Inside Australia's coral gold rush
Sought-after pieces of coral are sold all around the world, including at rave-like trade shows known as "frag swaps". The insatiable demand for a "piece of the reef" has put coral harvesting in the spotlight.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: Oceans and Reefs
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Romantasy might seem like pure smut but to its fans it's so much more
For millions of devoted readers, romantasy is more than spicy sex scenes and towering warriors with impressive wingspans. It's escapism in its purest form.
Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Romance Books
He was a surprise pick, so where does Pope Leo XIV stand on key issues?
Chicago-born Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, has been elected as pontiff. Here's what's anticipated from his papacy when it comes to key issues facing the Church.
Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: Religious Leaders
Dewayne wanted to sing in palawa kani to his baby — that's now possible
When Palawa man Dewayne Everettsmith held his firstborn child, he wanted to soothe him by singing in the language of Tasmanian Aboriginal people. That desire has sparked an extraordinary musical journey.
Duration: 4 minutes 33 seconds
Source: StatelineTopic: Indigenous Music
Can you cut your neighbour's overhanging trees? Here are the rules
Having trees and shrubs encroaching on your property is a common problem, but it is important to take the right steps to address it.
Source: ABC LifestyleTopic: Trees
Did the premier break his 'not a red cent more' stadium funding promise?
The definition of a "red cent" and a qualification of the $375 million in taxpayer money for the planned Hobart stadium matter when determining if the premier has broken his word.
Source: ABC NewsTopic: State and Territory Government
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The Blunder that Broke the Berlin Wall
It's one of the most famous events of modern history, but what if the fall of the Berlin Wall began with a small slip up during a routine press conference?
Source: ABC Radio NationalTopic: History
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