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Julia Gillard: 'manosphere' requires new approach to gender equality

Addressing reporters before the Women Deliver conference, she said "solidarity is not enough."

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'Worst nightmare': Fears for five-year-old Sharon as manhunt intensifies

Five-year-old Sharon Granites was last seen in her Alice Springs home early Sunday morning.

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How an Aussie 'battle taxi' invention spread across the world

Australia is investing $750 million to build more Bushmasters — but what makes them so desirable on the battleground?

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Indigenous leaders condemn Anzac Day jeering as debate over Welcome to Country reignites

Opposition leader Angus Taylor has condemned Anzac Day heckling but questioned the frequency of Welcome to Country ceremonies.

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Australia's military spend fell in global rankings, amid war and 'geopolitical upheaval'

The United States, China and Russia accounted for more than half of global defence expenditure, new research reveals.

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'Absolute terror': The massacre that changed Australia and still echoes today

Thirty years after the Port Arthur massacre, rising gun numbers are testing Australia's gun laws and public safety approach.

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Australia's 'forgotten' battalion: The men who served without citizenship

The Torres Strait Islands is the birthplace of the only all-Indigenous battalion formed in Australia's military history.

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'Serious consequences': Universities given fresh edict on Iran, Russia and North Korea

One university said its warning to staff came after it had received "updated advice" from the federal government.

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Sandra will never own a home. Meet the boomers struggling in the housing crisis

While baby boomers still dominate property ownership in Australia, the rate has gone down. Some have been forced to find alternatives.

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Hanson says she is 'not against migration at all' as Taylor warns of threats from 'bad countries'

Pauline Hanson has addressed crowds at an anti-immigration rally in Canberra, just hours after Opposition leader Angus Taylor doubled down on his freshly-unveiled immigration policy.

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'Carrying things that aren't mine': Anxiety in the age of constant crisis

Constant exposure to global crises is fuelling anxiety and reshaping how people stay informed and when they step back.

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Ultra-processed foods damage your focus and may increase dementia risk, study finds

Even small increases in ultra-processed foods can lead to poorer brain function, regardless of diet quality, a new study has found.

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Indigenous leaders, politicians and military chiefs condemn Anzac Day booing

Booing disrupted Welcome to Country addresses at Anzac Day dawn services in Melbourne, Perth and Sydney where a man was arrested.

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Beaconsfield 20 years on: the Australian spirit of grit and humour remembered

The two-week rescue of Beaconsfield miners Todd Russell and Brant Webb remembered twenty years on.

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Meet the military veteran creating comfort and connection through chai

A veteran brews more than chai. He's stirring connection, culture and community one sip at a time.

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Australians mark Anzac Day at Gallipoli, across the Middle East and at home

Thousands have gathered at dawn services on the Gallipoli peninsla and around the country to honour Australians who served.

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Valentine went to war for Australia. It took his family 100 years to find him

Hundreds of Indigenous Australians volunteered to serve in World War One despite being restricted from serving.

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Fuel prices under threat, jobs transforming — and a new tax break for Australians

The key money stories this week, broken down simply and what they mean for you.

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Amid war crimes investigations, some veterans are grappling with the Anzac legend

As Anzac commemorations are held across the country, many are reflecting on the legacy of service in the wake of alleged war crimes.

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Government says 'no change' in position amid growing calls for 25 per cent gas export tax

Independent senator Allegra Spender said a 25 per cent tax on gas exports would help fix issues in the sector.

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