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Criminal trial is over but a string of related cases and inquiries remain. What are they?
Bruce Lehrmann  
Criminal trial is over but a string of related cases and inquiries remain. What are they?
Allegations that Lehrmann raped Brittany Higgins, which he denies, will be tested again in open court as a high-profile defamation case is set to begin
Dream dinner party guests  
Obama, Springsteen and Spielberg delight Barcelona restaurant staff
Fox News  
Prayer time, a lawsuit or the C-word? Tucker Carlson’s exit remains a mystery
Labor’s instinct is to indulge what it thinks middle Australia wants. It could try simply doing what works
Paul Karp
‘Wolf warrior’ or entertainer?  
Outspoken Japanese envoy Shingo Yamagami has no regrets as he departs Australia
'If Byron gets it, we'll use it'  
Mayors in NSW holiday hotspots consider short-term rental caps
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A three-year-old killed and her family ripped apart in Ukraine missile strikes
'We thought the war was far away'  
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Young Veronika’s neighbours stunned at brutal arrival of Russia’s invasion in the suburb to where she fled to avoid the missiles
The rural network
Rural Queensland hospital left without doctors for five days
‘We desperately need more support’  
Rural Queensland hospital left without doctors for five days
Ambulances with non-urgent cases were diverted to Chinchilla hospital, about 50 minutes away
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Fox News and the consequences of lies, with Lenore Taylor – Full Story podcast
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Sport
‘We have finally got there’  
Tasmania reaches end of long road to AFL membership
Tasmania reaches end of long road to AFL membership
Australian rugby’s ‘code war’ is little more than a Punch and Judy show for public titillation
Angus Fontaine
Formula One  
Leclerc takes impressive pole for Ferrari at Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Culture
Suzie Miller on Prima Facie and her Olivier win  
London theatre circles see Australia as the daggy cousin
London theatre circles see Australia as the daggy cousin
Jerry Springer  
The man who changed US television for better and worse
Books  
As my father died, the world never seemed more ordinary – yet I was witnessing a mystery
Sarah Holland-Batt
Opinion
Does Tasmania need its own AFL team: The Nosey Do-Gooding Mainlanders All the Locals Hate?
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Does Tasmania need its own AFL team: The Nosey Do-Gooding Mainlanders All the Locals Hate?
Despite tears and panic from the pharmacy lobby, Labor’s medicine reforms won’t cause the world to end
Elizabeth Deveny
Australians all let us rejoice – and back the magnificent Matildas at the Women’s World Cup
Rebecca Shaw
What’s really at stake in the defamation trial of the century?
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Lifestyle
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Leading questions  
I love my daughter and my stepdaughter. How do we make our will fair to both of them?
Technology
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What UK ban on Microsoft takeover of Activision Blizzard means for gaming
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Science
Botany  
Red list reveals Britain’s extinction-threatened mosses and liverworts
Red list reveals Britain’s extinction-threatened mosses and liverworts
Environment
Energy  
As Liddell bites the dust, can NSW supply enough power for a looming El Niño summer peak?
As Liddell bites the dust, can NSW supply enough power for a looming El Niño summer peak?
Business  
Woodside withstands investor backlash against climate policies at tense meeting
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