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‘Father of reconciliation’ Pat Dodson to quit politics

Cancer · Australia

‘Father of reconciliation’ Pat Dodson to quit politics

64% Right coverage: 11 sources

Pat Dodson, the Labor senator known as the father of reconciliation, will resign from the Senate on Australia Day because of persistent ill health following cancer treatment. See the Story

Indigenous leader and Labor luminary Pat Dodson retires

Indigenous · Mandurah

Indigenous leader and Labor luminary Pat Dodson retires

Labor senator and veteran Indigenous leader Pat Dodson is calling for a renewed pathway towards reconciliation as he prepares to leave parliament. Senator Dodson said cancer treatment had taken a toll and left him physically unable to perform his duties. The West Australian reflected on his limited capacity during the Indigenous voice referendum debate. “That was a pretty sobering thought – we don’t live forever,” he told reporters in Canberra o…See the Story

Beatles' Final Song ‘Now and Then’ Brought to Life by AI

John Lennon · Bunbury

Beatles' Final Song ‘Now and Then’ Brought to Life by AI

Coverage: 5 sources

The Beatles release their final song, Now and Then, Thursday at 10 am ET. The plaintive piano ballad adds a sweetly satisfying, nostalgia-laden coda to the story of a group that split up in acrimony more than 50 years ago. Peter Jackson and his team developed technology that was able to isolate sounds and clean up audio files.See the Story

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