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‘We know their grief’: Bondi’s trauma feels painfully close to Manchester’s Jewish community
Barely two months after the deadly Manchester synagogue attack, a senior Jewish figure in the UK says the Bondi massacre must be a line in the sand against religious hatred.
- David Crowe
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‘You let the disease spread’: Netanyahu accuses Albanese of failing to curb antisemitism
The Israeli PM says he warned Australia of the dangers of not taking enough action against antisemitism as other world leaders condemn the Bondi Beach mass shooting.
- Josefine Ganko, Michael Koziol and Paul Dyer
UK police won’t probe claim former prince asked bodyguard to investigate Giuffre
The family of Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre said they were “deeply disappointed” by the decision, adding that “justice has not been served”.
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‘Crossed the line’: The week Trump turned his back on Europe
A US security plan takes aim at European governments for being weak, with a fixation on open borders, political correctness and censorship.
- James Rothwell
Andrew attends palace christening of Princess Beatrice’s daughter
It is the first time the former prince and his former wife, Sarah Ferguson, are known to have been invited into a palace since he lost his titles.
- Hannah Furness
King Charles gives health update in push to boost cancer screening
The 77-year-old said his treatment for cancer can be reduced in the new year as he discussed the disease in a televised address.
- Angus Thomson
The true-crime mogul turned FBI’s most wanted who disappeared into thin air
Mary Carole McDonnell spent years creating true-crime television series. Now she’s become entangled in a criminal drama of her own.
- Cameron Henderson
Supercars towed from Mayfair after wealthy owners ‘ignore fines’
A Saudi-registered blue Rolls-Royce worth nearly $501,000 was one of the cars removed in a council crackdown outside a London hotel that charges from $2800 a night.
- Eric Williams
‘Parents need help’: US Republicans back Australia’s social media ban as tech groups attack
The move has spurred advocates for change in the US, despite lobby groups claiming the Australian ban will “severely disadvantage” US companies.
- Michael Koziol
Stakeknife: British agent inside IRA committed murders with MI5’s knowledge
UK security services protected the spy – despite his links to more than a dozen killings, abductions and torture during the Troubles – and suppressed the truth about for him decades, a new report reveals.
- Sylvia Hui
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