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World · 24 October 2026
Prince William made an unexpected appearance on BBC’s primetime chat show with Graham Norton, mixing royal decorum with the host’s trademark wit and leaving viewers both amused and bewildered.
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Entertainment · 23 October 2026
NBC has upgraded its freshman drama Line of Fire from a 13‑episode trial to a full 18‑episode season, citing its breakout appeal and strong delayed‑viewing lift.
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World · 21 October 2026
A newly released Republican advertisement has provoked a wave of indignation across the United States, prompting commentators to treat it as a cautionary example for Australia’s own political theatre.
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Politics · 21 October 2026
Protesters over a power shortfall at NextDC’s $2 billion M3 data centre in West Footscray caused the firm to slash profit forecasts and construction spend, sending its shares tumbling.
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World · 21 October 2026
An Ohio governor race attack ad featuring Amy Acton’s mother was condemned as a despicable low, prompting a wave of satire and voter eye‑rolling.
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Politics · 20 October 2026
John Healey rebuffed Labour colleagues’ push to equalise capital gains tax with income tax, warning it could drive high‑net‑worth individuals out of the UK.
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World · 20 October 2026
The Ukrainian army aired a video of a drone lowering itself, a soldier latching onto a winch and being hoisted away – a first‑of‑its‑kind battlefield airlift.
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Entertainment · 20 October 2026
Jon Stewart has signed a new two-year contract with Comedy Central, remaining as a part-time host and executive producer of The Daily Show through 2028.
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Politics · 20 October 2026
Labor MP Ed Husic pressed Treasury Minister Chalmers for a growth boost, urging him to 'unshackle the economy', and added a speculative comment that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese might consider retirement, joining a gr…
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