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GH+ readers review Good Night, Irene by Luis Alberto Urrea, reporting that they loved the relatable characters and gripping, historically accurate WWII story.

The Australian newspaper denies it broke the strict embargo and says it got the report from different sources.

An ABC film crew was outside Woodside Energy boss Meg O'Neill's Perth mansion when Disrupt Burrup Hub held a protest.

Young people are now less likely to vote for the Coalition than to watch free-to-air TV, while older people are less likely to shift from left to right.

Australian food giants Coles and Woolworths see profits rise by 5.3% and 5.9% respectively during cost-of-living crisis.

Then-home affairs minister Peter Dutton was told by AFP that an offshore detention contractor was being investigated for bribery.

Welcome to Sex was pulled from Big W after becoming the target of a conservative backlash, but the furore has seen its sales skyrocket.

Former big four consultancy partner in Deloitte David Milo gave confidential papers to his new firm, Synergy 360.

The Commonwealth Games Federation in London is reportedly looking at whether Victoria should pay compensation for cancelling the games.

Former Liberal minister Stuart Robert's role in robodebt destroyed lives, according to Labor attack ads before Saturday's Fadden byelection.