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Ettention Please: stories that you might have missed this week

A banned activist group, a One Nation scandal, an Israeli airstrike kills a Lebanese newlywed and a senate inquiry are stories you might have missed this week.

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A banned activist group, a One Nation scandal, an Israeli airstrike kills a Lebanese newlywed and a senate inquiry are stories you might have missed this week.

By Soaliha Iqbal

Hello Etterati,

Congratulations on making it to the end of a hectic news week full of One Nation being itself, horrifying floods in Tibet and Nepal, and a seemingly endless barrage of harrowing reports of alleged violence against women and girls.

The news cycle has been more crowded than usual this week as the Royal Commission into Antisemitism finished up and data centre discourse continued. There’s been a lot happening  — so allow me to walk you through the stories you might have missed this week.

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