The Front

New South Wales coal miners will need to consider the global impacts of carbon emissions after the nation’s highest court handed down a landmark ruling on Wednesday. Plus, death-row inmate Christa Pike is reportedly awake following a botched execution, and pro-Palestine protesters gather in Melbourne on October 7 anniversary.
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NSW coal mines to be forced to consider overseas emissions in landmark climate ruling
Christa Pike is conscious and speaking after Tennessee failed execution, her attorneys say
Pro-Palestine protesters gather at Melbourne State Library on October 7 anniversary
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Friends and family of Sir Ranulph Fiennes say he’s been secreted away in care homes under fake names for months, unable to make contact with the world outside. Now, he’s reportedly living back at his rural property in Shropshire in England. So, how did it come to this?
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Ranulph Fiennes ‘placed in care home merry-go-round’ by second wife
This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Jasper Leak. Our team includes Lia Tsamoglou, Joshua Burton and Tiffanty Dimmack. Our music was composed by Jasper Leak.
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The Coalition will cut net overseas migration to 100,000 people per year and slash temporary visas if the Liberals and Nationals win the next election. Plus, fears of supermarket price hikes as Woolworths’ fuel levy triples, and Australian Army soldier dies in NT training exercise.
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Coalition vows biggest migration cut in history
Woolworths triples freight fuel levy as Middle East war threatens new supermarket price hikes
Australian Army soldier dies, five injured in vehicle crash at NT training base
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New leader, same old drama for the Greens, whose outsize capacity for melodrama marks a crisis of confidence for the party that’s become more about Gaza than the grassroots. Today, Richard Ferguson on where the Greens are actually going.
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David Shoebridge vows Greens will ‘replace’ Labor as defeated Faruqi rebels
‘I wish we’d listened to Faruqi before Bondi’, Greens leader David Shoebridge says
Commentary by Richard Ferguson: Greens desperately look for their Zohran Mamdani. They have Mehreen Faruqi instead
Commentary by The Mocker: We get it, Mehreen. It’s not easy being Green
This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Joshua Burton. Our team includes Lia Tsamoglou, Tiffany Dimmack, and Jasper Leak, who also composed our music.
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Bachelor star Sam Wood will spend the next three nights in a Queensland watch house after he was charged with domestic violence offences.
Wood’s lawyer Matthew Cuskelly said on Monday his client intends to defend the charges and will apply for bail on Thursday.
Plus, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor takes the Thames Valley police to court, and Australia’s Rugby League World Cup Squad revealed.
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Bachelor star Sam Wood stood down from business; charged with domestic violence offences after alleged Noosa incident
Andrew takes UK police to court over Epstein files arrest
Kangaroos squad revealed: Six debutants, big returns, No.1 battle
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