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Behrouz Boochani, voice of Manus Island refugees, is free in New Zealand

Kurdish Iranian refugee and journalist – a multiple award-winner for documenting life in Australia’s offshore detention system – has left Papua New Guinea
•The story behind Behrouz Boochani’s flight to freedom

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Nine’s Liberal party fundraiser a mistake, Peter Costello admits

Media company chair also said boycotts in wake of Alan Jones’ Jacinda Ardern comments had affected Macquarie’s bottom line
Boardroom war: the media mogul, the corporate raider and the missing $5m

Sources say Keybridge handed money to Anthony Catalano for a stake in Australian Community Media, but never received any shares

'Attack on the media': Vanuatu newspaper boss has work visa refused

Dan McGarry believes visa was rejected because of his paper’s critical coverage of government
Geoffrey Rush's record $2.9m defamation payout faces appeal by Daily Telegraph

Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid cites 16 grounds on which it claims the trial was miscarried
The Australian refuses humble pie over Age's Unaoil scoop

Amanda Meade

After questioning the coverage, Hedley Thomas calls its vindication a ‘great result’. Plus: a Melbourne story’s tragic end
In a world made small by smartphones, we crave escape into otherness

Brigid Delaney

It’s easy to romanticise places where the thing that has you in its thrall hasn’t arrived yet – until you realise it may not have arrived for market-driven reasons

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Tele runs with attack on ADF top brass – but omits Roberts-Smith war crimes allegations

Amanda Meade

Australian television Reheated cooking and 'horny reality': the major networks have jumped the shark

Australia’s commercial stations unveiled their 2020 slates this month. Surprising nobody, it’s not looking good

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ABC Tele runs with attack on ADF top brass – but omits Roberts-Smith war crimes allegations

Amanda Meade

Ben Roberts-Smith is fronting the Telegraph’s Save Our Heroes campaign, but its print coverage left out accusations against him, which he denies. Plus: Bettina Arndt misfires – again
NBN Homes connected to NBN via fibre-to-node only getting 80% of speed they paid for

Competition watchdog says fibre-to-node gives advertised download speed less often than other technologies
Al-Jazeera Journalist resigns in protest as Al Jazeera pulls oligarch investigation

In a fog of accusations, fake emails and death threats, the decision has prompted questions about broadcaster’s independence

The incredible natural experiences you’ll only find in Vanuatu

Only a short flight from Australia, Vanuatu is the off-the-beaten-path escape you’ve been searching for. From scaling a fiery volcano to splashing in the fizzy waters of Champagne Beach, here are some of the incredible experiences you won’t find anywhere else.

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Eat with the seasons: Josh Niland’s guide to sustainable seafood

We eat 40-50% of a fish and throw the rest out. Saint Peter’s groundbreaking chef is on a mission to make us eat more of it. Where to start?

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Can the new cervical cancer screen catch those most at risk?

The Pap smear has been replaced by a new and better way of testing for cervical cancer. But many women still don’t know about it, and they’re missing out on a life-saving opportunity.

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Simple ways I make my money a force for good, with ecowarrior Jennifer Nini

You wield a lot of power with your money. Is it being invested in offshore drilling projects or funding new coalmines? Where you put it and what financial institutions do with it determines our future

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BBC Children in Need appeal raises nearly £48m

Star-studded telethon lineup included England footballers and Doctor Who star Jodie Whittaker
When Saturday Comes in peril should bother everyone who cares about football

Barney Ronay

WSC is the only independent national football magazine to have made it through the game’s great gushing boom times but now it needs a lifeboat

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Win or lose, Labour’s radicalism has redefined what’s possible in British politics

Andy Beckett

The party hasn’t even published its manifesto yet, but already it’s changed the notion of what elected politicians can achieve, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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