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  1. The Age·World2 sources
    Mamdani and Hochul's bitter pill
  2. The Sydney Morning Herald·World2 sources
    Mamdani and Hochul's bitter pill
  3. The Age·World2 sources
    Dan Osborn gets animated with Pete Ricketts
  4. The Sydney Morning Herald·World2 sources
    Dan Osborn gets animated with Pete Ricketts
  5. The Age·2 sources
    ‘Alarming’: David Jones workers brace for job losses as store closures loom
  6. The Sydney Morning Herald·Business2 sources
    ‘Alarming’: David Jones workers brace for job losses as store closures loom
  7. The Independent·Health
    A surprisingly high number of measles cases are misdiagnosed, study finds
  8. The Australian Financial Review·Business
    Remara co-founder claims false fraud allegations used to push him out
  9. Metro·Culture
    Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered review – Power Stone Kaiju Wars
  10. Stuff·
    Two charged with murder, manslaughter after missing Kiwi boy found dead in Canada
  11. The Age·Business4 sources
    Trump has lost control of his war with Canada
  12. The Sydney Morning Herald·Business4 sources
    Trump has lost control of his war with Canada
  13. The Australian Financial Review·Business6 sources
    ‘Everything is destroyed’: Supermarket fridges hit 50 degrees after cyberattack
  14. MarketWatch·Business
    Here’s why Palantir’s stock is down despite a ‘bombastic’ quarter
  15. ESPN·Sports
    Ravens QB Fagnano (ankle) also hurting but has 'chance' to play vs. Jaguars
  16. The Hollywood Reporter·Culture
    Disney Night Returns on ‘Dancing With the Stars’ With a Broadway Twist: See the Scores, Who Went Home (Updating Live)
  17. The Age·2 sources
    At what age can you leave kids home alone? The answer is surprisingly murky
  18. The Sydney Morning Herald·2 sources
    At what age can you leave kids home alone? The answer is surprisingly murky
  19. ABC News·World3 sources
    UK cyber chief says UK will face AI cyberattacks on critical infrastructure by 2028
  20. ABC News·World18 sources
    North Korea denies involvement in Binance hack, criticizes FBI probe
  21. BBC News·Technology18 sources
    North Korea denies being behind record $6.3bn Binance hack
  22. Stuff·
    Serious crash blocks Southland highway
  23. The Independent·World30 sources
    Haley tries to explain her backing of Mike Rogers and suggests he can be another centrist Republican
  24. CNBC·World
    Apple's quarter is not perfect. But with enough to like, we raised our price target
  25. Daily Mail·6 sources
    After Briton's 28-year, 31,000-mile odyssey, his overwhelmed mother greets him and says: 'Karl just wanted to prove he was worth something. That he'd never be a failure again'
  26. The Globe and Mail·
    Burn nurses provide crucial recovery care to victims of CFB Wainwright fire
  27. Irish Examiner·3 sources
    Abdullah Khan: Gardaí may appeal length of Islamist knife attacker's 6.5-year sentence
  28. Daily Mail·18 sources
    Trump's ratings slump to lowest ever on the eve of crucial elections
  29. The Australian Financial Review·Business
    Adgemis finally speaks after empire’s $1.8b collapse; Irish billionaire launches Melbourne Cup betting spree; Anthropic’s shocking new number could crack AI trade
  30. RNZ·8 sources
    RLWC 2026: Fans still reeling from titanic Pacific clash
  31. The New Zealand Herald·Sports
    All Blacks v Scotland: Gregor Townsend eager to see Mike Blair in opposite coaching box
  32. The Age·2 sources
    ‘Nang’ addiction led Sam to psychosis. Now he wants Queensland laws to change
  33. The Sydney Morning Herald·2 sources
    ‘Nang’ addiction led Sam to psychosis. Now he wants Queensland laws to change
  34. The New Zealand Herald·Business
    Rotorua rest home company Heritage Lifecare trial: Defence warns of impact on aged care sector if convicted
  35. Deadline·Culture2 sources
    FilmLA Extends Application Deadline For Low Impact Permit Pilot Program
  36. MarketWatch·Business
    Apple’s iPhone business is booming. Here’s why the stock is falling anyway.
  37. Variety·Culture
    New Japanese Animation Prize Named Nippon Anime Awards, Sets First Ceremony for November 2027
  38. Variety·Culture
    Veteran Publicist Bill Harrison and Creative Director Johnny Wujek Join Nonprofit Art of Elysium (EXCLUSIVE)
  39. Daily Mail·
    Hate your job? You're not alone - job satisfaction is lowest it's been
  40. Irish Examiner·4 sources
    Public sector pay strike set to disrupt Dublin EU summit
WorldHaley Stevens endorses GOP candidate in Michigan Senate race, spurning Abdul El-SayedBusinessJudge dismisses Trump lawsuit against Wall Street Journal over Epstein birthday letterTechnologySupermarkets across Europe hit by new fridge cyberattacksScienceAnthony Albanese meets with King Charles and Twiggy on billionaire's climate change ship - as he defends fancy overseas trips as Aussies struggleHealthWashington state resident dies from bird flu following exposure to infected cattleSportsEngland’s men exit Rugby League World Cup despite Tonga’s gripping win over SamoaCultureMartha Stewart says she ‘really screwed up’ after dressing as homeless person for Halloween

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