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The Australian embassy in Washington DC is talking to the US State Department after a Network Seven reporter and cameraman were beaten by police outside the White House.
Coronavirus and nationwide protests over the latest death of an African-American at the hands of police make it a challenging lead-up to the November election, but the Republican cause is far from lost and pitfalls remain for Democrats, argues Timothy J. Lynch.
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From child actor to insurance clerk to Hollywood hot property – Adelaide’s Damon Herriman has taken the long road to success, full of detours, dead-ends and finally dreams come true.
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Mustard greens add a pungent, mustardy taste to salads that complements other cooler flavours, and they are an extremely quick and easy crop to grow.
Recipes
Give your steak dinner a makeover with this simple, delicious and colourful recipe from Leah Itsines.
SPECIAL REPORT: Young people are likely to be hardest-hit by the economic impact of COVID-19. But there are other ramifications, too – social isolation and a loss of those rites of passage that we took for granted just a few months ago. We look at how young South Australians are coping.
In a post-pandemic world where big cities have lost their lustre and digital innovation has been turbocharged, Adelaide has a unique opportunity to capitalise on its strengths, argues Jodie van Deventer.
Suburban secrets, outback mysteries, family dramas and dystopian dilemmas abound in these new and recently released homegrown TV series that showcase some of Australia’s top screen talents.
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