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Nicholas Jensen is commentary editor at The Australian. He previously worked as a reporter in the masthead’s NSW bureau. He studied history at the University of Melbourne, where he obtained a BA (Hons), and holds an MPhil in British and European History from the University of Oxford.

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Historic schismNation

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos August 18, 2022: Bishop Glenn Davies, Most Reverend Doctor Foley Beach and The Right Revd Dr Richard Condie, Bishop if Tasmania attend a conference at the National Convention Centre in Canberra. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Martin Ollman

Anglican Primate decries church schism

The nation’s top Anglican has denounced a breakaway conservative movement as unnecessary and perplexing.

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Science

Sydney University’s Xuyu Liu with his research team in a Sydney laboratory.

Vegies on the menu for stroke treatment

They are among the most maligned foods on the dinner menu, but for physicians the health-giving properties of brussels sprouts, cauliflower and cabbage are beyond refute.

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House of the DragonTelevision

DAILY TELEGRAPH AUGUST 16, 2022. House of the Dragon cast member Ryan Corr at the House of the Dragon Australian Premiere at Hoyts Entertainment Quarter. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Fantasy juggernaut premieres in Sydney

Three years after its disappointing finale, no one could accuse fans of Game of Thrones of losing interest in the fantasy juggernaut.

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exclusiveWorld

China link alleged in deportation saga

An Australian jurist who served on the Kiribati High Court says an attempt to deport him from the country was tied to China’s growing influence in the region

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KiribatiLegal Affairs

Deport bid politically motivated, says judge

An Australian citizen who served as a senior judge in Kiribati says the government abandoned the rule of law when they tried to remove him from the small Pacific nation.

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Nation

Matt Burgoyne, Managing Director of XL Oysters and Ellen Duke, Seed Sales Manager at Cameron's Oysters pictured together at Midnight Oyster Nursery in Port Stephens.

Oyster growers pitch in to avoid a bitter harvest

An emergency shipment of ‘baby oysters’ has arrived from interstate in a bid to revive NSW’s embattled oyster industry.

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ExclusiveIndigenous

Land council ‘neglecting’ Bennelong site

Activists who lobbied to purchase the property where Aboriginal leader Bennelong is buried have accused a rival group for failing to turn the site into a public memorial.

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Party founder diesNation

**This picture has a scanned reverse - see associated content at the bottom of the details window**John Tingle, radio personality.

Prolific broadcaster, respected politician

John Tingle, the broadcaster-turned-politician, who left journalism to found the Shooters Party, has been remembered as a leading broadcaster and respected politician.

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exclusiveVisual Arts

Sydney-based artist Cressida Campbell is photographed with some of her recent work at the Philip Bacon Galleries in Brisbane, July 30, 2022. Cressida's work have become hotly contested at the country's biggest auction houses. Picture: Dan Peled

Art auction boom withstands economic gloom

A minor Brett Whiteley painting sells for $1.9m, an Arthur Streeton for $3m and a Cressida Campbell breaks auction records. So what is causing Australia’s surge in art sales?

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EducationNation

Elite Sydney boys school turns co-ed

Cranbrook School is set to become a coeducational institution by the end of the decade after alumni said its make-up and attitudes were counter to modern society.

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