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Woodside's North West Shelf Approval Is by No Means a One-Off. Here Are Six Other Giant Gas Projects to Watch

Woodside's North West Shelf Approval Is by No Means a One-Off. Here Are Six Other Giant Gas Projects to Watch

54% Left coverage: 13 sources

The federal government's decision to extend the life of Woodside's North West Shelf gas plant in Western Australia has been condemned as a climate disaster.See the Story

Chalmers Goes on the Attack over Super Tax ‘Lies’

Anthony Albanese · Australia

Chalmers Goes on the Attack over Super Tax ‘Lies’

50% Right coverage: 10 sources

Since Labor’s election win, criticism has grown of the government’s attempt to raise the earnings tax on superannuation balances above $3 million to 30 per cent from 15 per cent.See the Story

Israeli Shootings Force Closure of Gaza Aid Centre

International · Gaza

Israeli Shootings Force Closure of Gaza Aid Centre

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

Ukraine launches ambitious drone attack. Vanuatu to review Andrew Tate citizenship. South Korea’s post-coup election See the Story

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The Phoenician Scheme Sends Off some Wes Anderson Fans | Review by Simon Morris in Screens

‘Would rip the heart out of the state’: ‘Brutal reality’ of Tasmania’s $1 billion AFL saga

83% Left coverage: 6 sources

The blowtorch has turned on the AFL over its handling of the Tasmanian stadium saga, with fears the expansion team’s entry into the league may be delayed or cancelled for good.AFL · Hobart See the Story

The Phoenician Scheme Sends Off some Wes Anderson Fans | Review by Simon Morris in Screens

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

You'll either go to Anderson's idea of a '30s-style thriller because of Anderson, or you'll stay away for the same reason.Parade See the Story

SCA Sends Home Affairs Minister Packing in ZEP Appeal

Coverage: 2 sources

The Supreme Court of Appeal has rejected an appeal by the minister of home affairs against the Johannesburg High Court order on Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEPs), which give about 180,000 Zimbabweans a special dispensation to lawfully remain in South Africa.Australia · Australia See the Story

What 13-letter word beginning with ‘c’ means a large and destructive

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Click the questions to reveal the answers.Australia · Australia Read Article

Abroad-minded: the hope and heartache of moving overseas

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As the author prepares for an extended stay on the other side of the world, the details of the life he leaves behind take on new significance.Australia · Australia Read Article

The Emperor of Gladness

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In economically depressed East Gladness, Connecticut, 19-year-old Hai, a suicidal college dropout, is talked off the ledge of a bridge by an elderly Lithuanian widow, Grazina. Grazina lives alone in a tumbledown house by the river and she asks him to stay. From here, life begins to get better for Hai. He reconnects with his cousin, Sony, who works at HomeMarket, a fast-foodAustralia · Australia Read Article

The Name of the Sister

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Gail Jones is a prolific writer – her latest book, The Name of the Sister, is her 11th novel. Winner of The Age Book of the Year Award (Sixty Lights) and the Prime Minister’s Literary Award (The Death of Noah Glass), Jones’s work has also been recognised internationally: longlisted for the Booker Prize (Sixty Lights) and twice for the Orange Prize (Dreams of Speaking; Sorry).Australia · Australia Read Article

The agony of supporting the Fremantle Dockers

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As Fremantle’s AFL season lurches from shattering losses to promise and potential, diehard fans know to ignore the hype, hope for the best and always – always – prepare for the worst.AFL · Fremantle Read Article

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