Your noon Briefing: This is not a blip: house prices stablise

Your 2-minute digest of the day’s top stories.

Hello readers. The property market looks like it has found a floor, and The Mocker goes in search of the climate change holy grail.

Kyle Sinclair and his 2 daughters Zara 1 year old (Held in his arms) and Amelia 4 years old standing, photographed at 13A Wesley Place, Horningsea Park. . Thursday , 2 August 2018.Kyle Sinclair and his family are about to start looking for their next home Kyle: 0421545021(The Daily Thelegraph / Flavio Brancaleone)

House prices stabilise

Rises in property prices suggest the market has found a floor and may be heading into positive territory.

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Monty Python's Holy Grail, and (inset) pig-tailed climate soothsayer Greta Thunberg

Greta and the Holy Grail

The Mocker sets his sights on pig-tailed soothsayer Greta Thunberg and climate change’s holy grail.

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Jon Faine turns on the ABC

ABC’s Faine breaks rank on Calombaris

Jon Faine has lashed the ABC for its interview with George Calombaris, saying it was an ‘ad’.

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Albo takes on Trump Jr

Labor leader Anthony Albanese says the party makes no apologies for trying to block far-right writer Raheem Kassam.

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Adam Briggs, social commentator and hip-hop artist who has written a new song called "The Children Came Back", paying hommage to Archie Roach's They Took The Children Away ahead of NAIDOC week next week. Pic - Britta Campion

Anthem attack aired to kids

Indigenous students at a Can­berra school have screened footage of rapper Adam Briggs denouncing the national anthem.