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Police have appealed for calm as angry Belfast residents prepare an anti-immigration protest in the Northern Ireland capital following a horrific beheading attempt allegedly committed by a Sudanese asylum seeker. Read the full story:

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Opinion: Could it be that the groundswell of support for One Nation from people across different demographics signals not just grievance, but a love of country too? Read more:

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Australia’s $135bn data-centre ­industry poses a new risk to the nation’s electricity system, authorities have warned, with sudden dips in voltage potentially causing a mass grid-scale shock and threatening power connections between states. Read more:

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Qantas and Jetstar are finally putting flights out of Western Sydney Airport on sale, ahead of the new gateway’s opening in late October.

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Five spandex-clad dancers will perform at Hobart’s Theatre Royal while streaming live to billion-dollar adult site Chaturbate. Critics have praised Solas as “an alarm call for feminism”. But what will Tasmania think? Read more:

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The Sunshine Coast’s new full-service hotel is a welcome alternative to serviced apartments. Don’t miss the ‘Surfers Release’ massage and hand-cut fries with lipsmacking chicken salt. Travel guide:

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President Donald Trump was met with a chorus of boos Tuesday (AEST) at Madison Square Garden in New York City, as he attended the first NBA Finals game held there in 27 years. Latest: Pictures: AP, AFP & Getty Images

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DataRoom: Since Healius’s profit downgrade rattled the pathology sector, the question that has quietly been doing the rounds is whether Sonic Healthcare will be next. Bridget Carter has more:

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Donald Trump is facing warnings that his Iran war has weakened US deterrence, hardened Tehran’s nuclear ambitions and increased the risk of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East. Read more:

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The One Nation leader deflected calls to investigate Senator Tyron Whitten by targeting Fatima Payman’s dual citizenship. Read why:

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A last-ditch rescue by the secured creditor has collapsed, with a formal sale process yielding no viable offers. More details:

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The housing industry is demanding Labor consider renovations and granny flats as new builds under its investment property tax crackdown, in a major move to support and reward Australians investing in increased housing supply. Joseph Carbone and Ben Wilmot have more:

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Trump publicly told Israel not to retaliate against Iranian missile strikes – handing Tehran a diplomatic win-win and leaving his own presidency dangerously exposed. Commentary:

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Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer is fighting for his political life as a rival Labour superstar comes for his job – and the PM’s latest move is to announce an Australian-style social media ban for under-16s. Today, we look at Andy Burnham, the so-called King of the North,

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Adelaide travellers can now fly with their cats and dogs on Virgin Australia flights from June 23 – but strict rules apply. Robyn Ironside has more:

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Opinion: One Nation’s rapid ascent, marked by parliamentary gains in South Australia, transcends local factors to mirror a global fragmentation of the centre-right. Read on:

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The federal government’s well-intentioned push to help young Australians into the property market may have inadvertently set up tens of thousands of them for financial pain. James Gerrard has more:

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President Donald Trump was met with a chorus of boos Tuesday (AEST) at Madison Square Garden in New York City, as he attended the first NBA Finals game held there in 27 years. Latest:

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Opinion: As immigration fuels One Nation’s rise, the Liberals and Nationals face a dilemma. Read more:

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Barnaby Joyce says the Bondi Beach massacre was the “political bomb” that sparked One Nation’s extraordinary rise, with his defection from the Nationals making it socially acceptable to be a Pauline Hanson supporter. Rosie Lewis and David Tanner have more: