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The Saturday Paper

Sam Roggeveen describes a way out of AUKUS that allows the government to emerge from the Morrison government's misstep relatively unscathed. trib.al/7RSJbEO

Parádeisos', at the UNSW Galleries, marks the first institutional solo show and the largest presentation to date by the acclaimed artist and fashion designer Jordan Gogos. trib.al/jD5p25B

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In her intense and uneasily claustrophobic new novel Laura McPhee-Browne captures how a particular kind of sexual desire obliterates everything else extremely effectively. trib.al/8aMQco9

The Federal Court's decision to award Roxanne Tickle damages in her case against the Giggle for Girls app inspired a promise from Angus Taylor to change the federal Sex Discrimination Act. Margaret Thornton on why that won't be as easy as he hopes. trib.al/IrjVOnX

The proliferation of non-government organisations has contracted after loss of USAID funding, and about 18-20 per cent of WHO’s funding has been lost as a result of the US withdrawal. trib.al/DRHPUff

“The onslaught from the Murdoch press and from young entrepreneurs in response to the budget is not surprising, yet the government seemed spectacularly ill-prepared to combat the campaign,” writes Stephen Long. trib.al/bIRWy8t

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ANALYSIS: As the US downgrades the nuclear submarines deal to second-hand vessels, Australia’s options to back out have narrowed to one possible shift in domestic politics.

Could Australia still ditch AUKUS?

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Designer Jordan Gogos’s solo show, Parádeisos, brings the ancient and modern together in works that honour his Greek heritage.

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Jordan Gogos’s Parádeisos weaves history with the present

The Saturday Paper is a quality weekly newspaper, dedicated to narrative long-form journalism.

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Worry Doll

The outbreaks of Ebola and hantavirus highlight the challenges of waning global cooperation on health, and what Australia must do to prepare.

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Is Australia prepared for Ebola and hantavirus?

Why is there suddenly a flurry of attention around gender identity? The Sex Discrimination Act amendments have not altered the fact that discrimination on the ground of sex is unlawful, as is the case with other related grounds, such as marital or relationship status ...

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Tickle v Giggle and the next culture war on gender identity

‘We will hammer you’: News Corp’s budget campaign

Although the government was prepared for a debate over housing following its budget, it was blindsided by a meme war over capital gains and a non-existent ‘death tax’.

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