An ISIS bride left behind in a Syrian refugee camp, is preparing a legal challenge to be allowed to return to Australia. Plus, senior NSW police face uncomfortable questions at the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.

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Albanese outlines three points on return of ISIS brides

ISIS bride barred from Australia named as family prepares urgent legal action

Royal commission live: Police commander says ‘no need to stay’ email ‘poorly worded’

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Intelligence agencies couldn't have prevented the Bondi attack even if they had more money, says ASIO’s boss Mike Burgess - but he says we’re on the brink of the highest possible terrorist threat alert, and is investigating more suspected Iranian hits on Australian soil. Today, what we’re learning as the Antisemitism Royal Commission drills into the security services.

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Royal commission: NSW Police threat assessment highlighted religious celebrations

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Gold swimsuit-clad Australian swimmer James Magnussen has finished last in his 100 metres freestyle race at the Enhanced Games. Plus, the government’s CGT reforms face changes, Dezi Freeman inquest gets underway, clear-air turbulence causes problems for Cathay Pacific, and Cheng Lei takes her memoir to the stage.

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CGT changes to reach beyond tech sector, says PM

‘I had no choice’: Freeman’s chilling words after police shootings

Severe turbulence injures 10 on Cathay flight in a reminder of importance of seatbelts

Journalist Cheng Lei confronts China’s ‘culture of fear’ with her story

'Unprecedented' warning followed October 7 attacks

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Nine picks up a fifth 60 Minutes reporter from in-house on an old-school giant salary, while rumours fly about a State of Origin dream team reunion. That’s in today’s Media Diary - and editor Steve Jackson is on The Front with Claire. 

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Huge moves at Southern Cross Media as McWilliam becomes second biggest shareholder

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Australia’s beloved singer is getting the Netflix documentary treatment, but Kylie MInogue waited until the very last minutes of the last episode to reveal the biggest news of all.  

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Kylie Minogue reveals secret second cancer diagnosis in new documentary and her IVF struggles

Kylie Minogue’s private family to finally appear on screen in new documentary

Kylie on entertainment industry: Would be nice not to be asked about your age

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 Information published by the newly established Persian Gulf Strait Authority suggests Iran is expanding its oversight of the Strait of Hormuz to the coastal territories of Oman and the United Arab Emirates. Plus, the UK’s Equality and Human Rights Commission provides long-awaited guidance for single-sex spaces and Rome’s “hot priest” drops a bombshell. 

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Iran moves to expand Hormuz control into foreign waters

Single-sex spaces must be based on biological sex, UK rules

Hot priest is not priest? Papal pin-up is an immaculate deception

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Today on The Front, a beautiful story about courage and love: a young boy with a powerful will to love, a mother’s devotion and the doctors and nurses in our public hospitals who make magic every single day.

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Inside the cutting-edge surgery that will change Oscar’s life for good

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A British radio station has apologised for erroneously announcing King Charles III had died. Plus, economists warn of house price drop after tax reforms and a man who allegedly stole photography equipment from a victim of the Bondi terror attack is named. 

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Radio station apologises after mistakenly announcing King Charles’ death

Australian house prices set for major fall after budget tax changes, Morgan Stanley warns

Danny Ridley charged with stealing camera of Bondi terror attack victim Peter Meagher

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Young entrepreneurs are smashing up Anthony Albanese on social media, furious about his budget’s changes to capital gains tax, which they say punishes people who try to get ahead. The PM seems to think it’s funny, but this is no joke. Wealth editor Julieanne Sprague is here with her take on a fightback the Government didn’t see coming. 

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Anthony Albanese answers flood of internet memes on CGT changes

Tech workers plan exodus as treasurer’s tax overhaul ‘assaults innovation’

Budget leak: Tax smack to hit every asset class

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Kylie Minogue revealed she had a secret second battle with cancer in a new Netflix documentary. Plus, Chris Minns’ surprise attack on the federal government’s income tax policy and Arsenal’s historic English Premier League win.

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Kylie Minogue reveals secret second cancer diagnosis in new documentary and her IVF struggles

Minns blasts Albanese government over bracket creep

Commentary by Greg Brown: Chris Minns gets the memo that Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers missed on income tax

Inside the methods that ended Arsenal’s 22-year wait for the Premier League title

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Love in today’s China can be hard to find - and some parents are taking matters into their own hands. Today, our correspondent Yoni Bashan reports from the marriage market, where the legacy of China’s infamous one-child policy is being felt in the disparity between highly educated, career-minded young women and men struggling to find a suitable match. 

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No photos, laminated fact sheets, and desperate parents: Inside Shanghai’s stunted love market

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