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The charts that prove social media has bigger dangers than Elon Musk’s ego

The argument about the violent terror attack video is urgent and important. But what if the greater danger is slow and insidious?

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‘Shortchanging kids’: States demand extra $12b in united front over schools

States are accusing the federal government of shortchanging students as they seek a 5 per cent increase in school funding from the Commonwealth.

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Best of cartoons, April 26, 2024

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.

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The latest illustrations from artist Simon Letch

Gallery of illustrations by the Sydney Morning Herald artist.

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The latest illustrations from artist Matt Golding

Illustrations by the artist from The Age.

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The latest illustrations from artist Cathy Wilcox

The latest work by the acclaimed Sydney Morning Herald editorial cartoonist.

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Australians flattened by biggest tax increase in world

Bracket creep and the end of the low- and middle-income offset delivered the biggest tax hike in the developed world as inflation surged, OECD data shows.

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‘Massive surveillance failure’: Fire ant infestation sparks fear of undetected spread

More than 100 nests of potentially deadly fire ants have been discovered on Defence land in the Murray Darling river system.

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Stabbed bishop takes swipe at those using attack ‘to serve political purposes’

Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel has uploaded an 11-minute statement to YouTube saying he is not opposed to the video of his stabbing remaining on social media.

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PM pays tribute on the Kokoda Track, ‘this great artery of mud and suffering and perseverance’

After two days climbing the muddy path through the mountains of PNG, Albanese and Marape marked the dawn service at the Isurava battlefield memorial.

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Scots leader faces no-confidence vote as coalition ends

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf faces a tricky no-confidence motion after the Greens party said it would not support him after a ruling coalition ended.

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Community invited to have say on $20m Heathridge Park development

A possible $20 million redevelopment of Heathridge Park is one step closer, with the local council voting to release plans for public consultation three years after the State Government committed $2.5 million.

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Domestic violence services to receive $96.4 million injection, funded in upcoming State Budget

A major expansion of WA’s domestic violence services will be funded in the upcoming State Budget.

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Perth’s East-West divide is crumbling as the ALP buys new headquarters in the Liberal stronghold of West Perth

Perth’s own East-West divide appears to be crumbling, with Labor moving into the blue-chip Liberal turf of West Perth.

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Centrelink claims backlog slashed after hiring blitz

More than 500,000 claims made to Services Australia have been removed from the backlog in just 10 weeks.

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Uni boards stacked with corporate appointments: report

A study has found more than one-quarter of university boards are comprised of unelected corporate appointments, leading to calls for a governance overhaul.

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Centrelink claims backlog slashed in processing blitz from new recruits

A massive backlog in Centrelink and Medicare claims has almost halved in just 10 weeks.

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SNP to govern Scotland as minority after climate row

The Scottish National Party's coalition with the Green Party has ended as leader Humza Yousaf says the benefits are no longer worth the compromise needed.

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North Korea slams Washington over Japan AUKUS ambition

North Korea says Japan's possible inclusion in the AUKUS defence pact with Australia, the UK and the US would increase anti-China pressure in the Asia-Pacific.

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Former Home and Away star arrested after police manhunt

After a public appeal, police have found actor Orpheus Pledge who has starred in popular television programs including SAS Australia and Home and Away.

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Australia world leader in income tax surge, OECD data reveals

With bracket creep fuelling record tax collections, fresh data has revealed Australia’s personal income tax burden grew faster than any other advanced economy last year.

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Income taxes burning a hole in Australian wallets as inflation drives wages backwards, OECD finds

Australians have been hit harder by rising taxes than other developed nations even as inflation drove their wages backwards in real terms.

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Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel delivers Anzac Day message on church stabbing video

The Sydney bishop allegedly attacked during a live sermon has voiced his opinion about the government’s efforts to force tech platforms to remove the shock video.

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Malaria aid ramped up for southeast Asia, Pacific

The federal government has set aside $30 million to develop malaria treatment and detection programs in the Asia-Pacific, announcing it on World Malaria Day.

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Greens candidate Sophie McNeill refuses to comment on protesters naming Richard Goyder, Meg O’Neill’s children

A Greens candidate who is all but guaranteed to be elected at next year’s State election has refused to comment on protesters naming the children of Woodside executives at Wednesday’s AGM.

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Surplus still on cards as slowing economy hits budget

The federal budget will be delivered by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on May 14 at a time when the economy is slowing and inflation is moderating but still too high.

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Calls to cap student debt indexation after latest rise

University student debt will rise by 4.7 per cent from June, sparking calls for indexation to be capped.

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Mental health chief Matt Berriman resigns over government 'inaction' following Sydney massacre

The chair of Mental Health Australia has resigned in protest, saying not enough was being done by the federal government to address shortcomings.

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Research shows social media age bans won’t solve rising digital harms: internet experts

Politicians, police and national security figures have all backed tougher age limits on social media, but researchers say otherwise.

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2025 State election: Greens nominations close for top targets

Greens nominees for the party’s top lower house targets at the next State election have been revealed.

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Heroin user says government putting politics above lives in scrapping second injecting room

A 20-year heroin user says the Victorian government is putting politics above human life in scrapping a second supervised injecting centre.

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Arizona lawmakers vote to repeal 1864 abortion ban

A proposed repeal of Arizona's ban on abortions has won approval from the lower house after a court concluded the state could enforce the 1864 law.

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Anzac Day 2024: Premier Roger Cook commends thousands paying tribute at Kings Park dawn service

Premier Roger Cook has thanked the thousands of West Aussies who attended Anzac Day dawn services across the State on Thursday morning, describing the opportunity as an ‘incredible privilege’.

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Higher terror threat has not reached WA after Sydney attacks, says Police Minister Paul Papalia

Western Australia’s terror threat level has not been changed in light of recent arrests in the eastern states, Police Minister Paul Papalia has revealed.

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Police clash with US students as Gaza protests grow

Police have tangled with student demonstrators in Texas and California as US colleges grapple with a surge of pro-Palestinian protests.

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Katina Curtis: Jim Chalmers is looking for a second surplus - at what cost?

Jim Chalmers barely let the S-word pass his lips throughout dozens of interviews and press conferences in the lead-up to last year’s budget. This year is different.

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