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Erin Patterson Guilty of Murdering Three Relatives with Death Cap Mushrooms

Offbeat · Australia

Erin Patterson Guilty of Murdering Three Relatives with Death Cap Mushrooms

45% Center coverage: 215 sources

Netanyahu to meet Trump at White House as Israel, Hamas discuss ceasefire

Israel-Hamas Conflict · United States

Netanyahu to meet Trump at White House as Israel, Hamas discuss ceasefire

47% Center coverage: 101 sources

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday, while Israeli officials hold indirect talks with Hamas, aimed at a U.S.-brokered Gaza hostage-release and ceasefire deal.See the Story

Hundreds of children told to test for disease in Australia after childcare worker charged with child sex abuse

Crime · Melbourne

Hundreds of children told to test for disease in Australia after childcare worker charged with child sex abuse

38% Right coverage: 47 sources

Doctors today urged that 1200 Australian children get tested for infectious diseases after police charged a former daycare worker with dozens of “deeply...See the Story

US Trade Deficit Widens in May as Trump Tariffs Fuel Uncertainty

54% Center coverage: 28 sources

US Economy · United States See the Story

Gaza, Trump V Musk, Boualem Sansal, A Year of Keir

50% Right coverage: 14 sources

This week, the war in Gaza appeared to get closer to a 60 day truce. Meanwhile, this week saw a corruption trial facing Benjamin Netanyahu postponed by an Israeli court, coming hours after President Trump took to social media claiming the case was a witch-hunt and would interfere with the Israeli prime minister’s urgent diplomacy to negotiate a deal.Donald Trump · Gaza See the Story

High marks for Scots College’s new student centre building

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Scots College’s new $60 million student centre has generated valid criticism, but the architecture itself has merit.Sydney, Australia · Sydney Read Article

Bell Shakespeare’s Coriolanus strikes at the core of humanity

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

One of Bell Shakespeare’s finest productions in recent years, Peter Evans’ Hobbesian staging of Coriolanus is a brutal look at power and politics.Politics · Melbourne Read Article

Salmon still being sold with invalid RSPCA tick

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Despite having its accreditation withdrawn in March, Huon salmon is still advertised in some major outlets as RSPCA-endorsed – in potential breach of consumer law.RSPCA · Australia Read Article

The prime minister’s potato and other essays

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

“For someone in my line of work, this feels deliciously transgressive,” writes Anne-Marie Condé in The prime minister’s potato and other essays. A social history curator and historian, Condé admits to becoming “restless”. She is keen to investigate the “quiet mysteries” that exist “beyond the walls of museums” and, in doing so, wants to break away from “a well-established setAustralia · Australia Read Article

EOC Class of 2025 Celebrates Commencement

Coverage: 2 sources

TROY, N.Y. — The Capital District Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) celebrated its 59th commencement on Thursday. Three hundred thirty-nine students 339 students received diplomas at the ceremony held at the McDonough Sports Complex at Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC). “I am pleased to celebrate the success of this extraordinary class of EOC graduates,” Hudson Valley Community College’s Officer in Charge Louis Coplin said in a news rele…NFL See the Story

Northern Ireland Audit Office Says Public Sector IT Project Delays Costing Millions

Coverage: 2 sources

"It represents very poor value for money and a missed opportunity to have more modern and efficient systems in place earlier"Australia · Australia See the Story

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