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Pauline Hanson says she is not trying to return to the days of the White Australia policy – but she is on board with the Trump administration’s approach to illegal migrants. Plus, Andy Burnham launches into his new job as the UK’s PM, and The Odyssey is a box-office smash.
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John Healey wins top job of chancellor in Andy Burnham’s cabinet
Hanson flags Trump-style approach to illegal migrants
The Odyssey conquers the box office
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Andy Burnham is Britain's new Prime Minister and he couldn’t be more different from the PMs who’ve gone before. He’s talking big change, too, from more offshore oil to renationalising public infrastructure. But can the so-called King of the North possibly fix the place even locals call ‘Broken Britain’?
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Burnham’s 10-year plan: 'I’ll do things differently'
Andy Burnham to promise ‘more breathing room’ as he becomes PM
Analysis by Troy Bramston: Where Keir Starmer failed and what Andy Burnham must do to succeed
This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Lia Tsamoglou. Our team includes, Tiffany Dimmack, Joshua Burton and Jasper Leak, who also composed our music.
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So-called ISIS bride Rayann El Houli will walk free after she was granted bail in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Monday. Plus, former Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus tells Royal Commission of antisemitic abuse, and Donald Trump photobombs Spain’s winning World Cup moment.
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Accused Islamic State bride granted bail despite allegedly teaching her children jihad
Mark Dreyfus details antisemitic abuse on suburban street
Trump hands out medals to World Cup champions Spain, crashes La Roja’s trophy lift photo
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Australian musicians, artists, writers and workers will all be safe from theft and exploitation from Big AI - that’s Anthony Albanese’s bold promise for world-leading laws as he battles a populist surge and deep community fear about AI. But can Labor really resist Silicon Valley’s billions?
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Anthony Albanese makes about-turn on AI laws
Anthony Albanese unveils sweeping AI plan to attract ‘frontier’ investment
Make AI work for us, unions tell Anthony Albanese
This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Lia Tsamoglou. Our team includes Tiffany Dimmack, Joshua Burton and Jasper Leak, who also composed our music.
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Christopher Nolan’s epic The Odyssey is in cinemas now with an epic casting controversy to match. Has Nolan expertly translated this ancient text for a young audience, or ‘lost his integrity’ as Elon Musk alleges?
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Christopher Nolan reinvents an ancient epic in his masterful five-star Odyssey
Christopher Nolan reveals the ‘tender beauty’ behind his epic new film, The Odyssey
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The October 9, 2023, protest at the Sydney Opera House and a neo-Nazi rally in late 2025 will be the focus of the next block of public hearings in the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion. Plus, Donald Trump declassifies documents alleging election fraud and Telstra bosses front a Senate inquiry.
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Antisemitism royal commission to investigate policing of Opera House and neo-Nazi protests
‘Shocking vulnerabilities’: Trump says election system is exposed to foreign interference
Telstra ignored software warnings for years before mass outage
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Moira Deeming - the unpredictable Victorian Liberal MP who took down her own party leader - has come a cropper in a big way and faces the political wilderness. Today, we look at how the straight-talking outsider found herself at odds with her own colleagues, and where she’ll turn next. Our Victorian political editor Anthony Galloway is here.
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Moira Deeming drops court bid against Victorian Liberals; party set to disendorse MP
Commentary by Anthony Galloway: Moira Deeming’s embrace of the ‘woke right’ was her undoing
This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Joshua Burton. Our team includes Lia Tsamoglou, Tiffany Dimmack, and Jasper Leak, who also composed our music.
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The Australian National University dismissed complaints from Jewish students about alleged Nazi gestures being made in an online meeting, saying it didn’t believe the gestures were antisemitic. Plus, a healthcare chain kept patients whose data was stolen in the dark for weeks, and England’s World Cup dream dies.
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ANU withheld Nazi gesture probe outcome from Jewish students
Pauline Hanson’s luxury Sicilian jaunt with billionaire benefactor Gina Rinehart
Partnered Health waited weeks to tell patients of major cyber attack
Commentary by Robbie Slater: England’s ‘incomprehensible’ tactic destroyed their World Cup dream with a ‘worst in history’ defeat
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What’s a national gun buyback if it’s not really national and not many guns will be bought back? Anthony Albanese’s big post-Bondi massacre reform has faltered politicians panic about regional voters and fight over money. How did we get here?
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National gun buyback criticised as NSW Premier confirms only two jurisdictions remain
Governments silent on crucial gun buyback details as industry frustration grows
Cost of NSW gun buyback revealed at almost half a billion dollars
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Wednesday he’ll establish a new office of AI within his own department to consolidate his government’s response to AI’s meteoric rise. Plus, Qantas tests its new ultra-long-haul aircraft and American football star Folarin Balogun breaks his silence over that Donald Trump phone call.
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PM vows 'strongest protections' for creatives, journalists
Qantas pushes new A350 jet to its limits on historic test flight
'More pressure than we needed': Trump intervention hurt USA says Balogun
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Just five more sleeps until the FIFA World Cup Final - and today we’re lining up the contenders for the cup, the ageing lions and the young superstars who’ve made this tournament so gripping - and asking: what’s with all the rolling-on-the-pitch histrionics? Our football columnist Josh Whittington is here.
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World Cup 2026: France, England, Spain, Argentina remain - who to hate, and who to back
Messi meets England at last with World Cup final place on the line
Commentary by Josh Whittington: FIFA World Cup takes a breath: Erling Haaland fires, Cristiano Ronaldo exits and the Socceroos feel the reality check
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino opens door to controversial 64-team World Cup format
This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Joshua Burton. Our team includes Lia Tsamoglou, Tiffany Dimmack, and Jasper Leak, who also composed our music.
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Atlassian staff will be paid a mix of cash and shares instead of so-called “equity refresh grants” after the company’s share value halved. Plus, investors in talks for a stake in the Melbourne Storm and KIIS FM’s ratings keep falling.
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Atlassian swaps equity for cash bonuses for staff amid share price slump
Melbourne Storm sale: Chinese consortium in negotiations to purchase club for $160 million
KIIS of death as listener exodus continues to plague ARN
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Donald Trump’s peace in the Middle East has failed for a second time, with war restarting with Iran to match the active hostilities still raging in Gaza. Now, the battered Iranian regime is asserting its control of the Strait of Hormuz. So is this modern-day piracy something we just have to get used to - or is there a way back? Chief international correspondent Cameron Stewart is here.
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Iran attacks neighbours as US promises Tehran will ‘pay’ and war in the Middle East resumes
‘Expect bigger strikes today’: US military starts new attack on Iran
Commentary by Cameron Stewart: Donald Trump finally accepts Iran’s radicals aren’t interested in peace with new round of strikes
This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Lia Tsamoglou. Our team includes Tiffany Dimmack, Joshua Burton and Jasper Leak, who also composed our music.
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The Israeli Defence Forces say they’ve discovered a vast tunnel network belonging to Hezbollah under a 12th-century castle in southern Lebanon. Plus, auction clearance rates bounce back and Richard Scolyer is farewelled at the Sydney Opera House.
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IDF finds huge Hezbollah tunnel maze under Crusader castle
Australian auction clearance rates rebound to a near two month high
State memorial service for former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer
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A father rushing to the defence of his daughter - we can all identify with that - but in the case of one Channel Seven reporter, Dad decided to critique the performance and appearances of other TV reporters. Steve Jackson edits The Australian’s Media Diary and he’s here with the story that’s got all of broadcast media talking.
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When a couple breaks up, should the man have to pay for freezing his ex’s eggs? Writer Charlotte Ree bares all on the brutal reality of undergoing the process alone, the hidden costs of the fertility industry, and why demanding financial support after a breakup might just be the ultimate act of modern feminism.
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Our love didn’t last, but after the grief there is gratitude
A Mother’s Day tribute like no other
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Senior Telstra executives may not receive their annual bonuses after the telco suffered its worst outage in a decade. Plus, Meghan to reunite with Harry in the UK and ‘The Human Headline’ Derryn Hinch dies at 82.
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Telstra CEO Vicki Brady returns to Australia from overseas holiday as police probe death after outage
Telstra chief defends outage response after minister criticises communication timeline
Commentary by Jared Lynch: Telstra outage: Albanese government ‘tax grab’ blamed for brittle networks
Meghan ‘bringing Archie and Lilibet to UK on private trip’
Derryn Hinch, journalist, broadcaster, senator, dies aged 82
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Judges vs prosecutors. Politicians vs lawyers. There’s an intriguing power struggle going on in NSW that raises big questions about the separation of powers and how our criminal justice system really works - and our own Ellie Dudley has been breaking all the scoops. She joins today’s episode.
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Top prosecutor Sally Dowling accused of giving ‘false evidence’ over media leak
NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley slams ‘insane’ attack on top prosecutor Sally Dowling
Australia’s top prosecutors rally behind Sally Dowling ahead of inquiry report
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The ABC’s Editorial Director Gavin Fang told the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion the national broadcaster made a ‘bad mistake’ when it broadcast an inaccurate statistic about the conflict in Gaza.
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ABC admits ‘bad mistake’ in Gaza ‘14,000 starving babies’ report
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Can Prince Harry possibly rebuild his relationship with the Royal Family - and the British public - after a humiliating High Court defeat in his case against the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday? Associate Helen Trinca joins us from London to dissect the 436-page judgment and its fallout.
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Prince Harry loses Daily Mail privacy case
Analysis by Helen Trinca: Harry ignores collateral damage to royals with reckless response to court loss
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