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### DEEP TIME

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### Australia's story is vast and deep. It's unlikely you've heard it like this before

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### US warns of 'imminent' Hamas attack in Gaza in potential ceasefire breach

Source: ABC News/Topic: Unrest, Conflict and War

### O'Callaghan crushes 200m world record as post-Titmus era begins

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### Analysis: This colossal Indigenous history should be up in lights

We've flipped the script to put Indigenous Australians back at the centre of telling their own stories.

Source: Story Lab/Topic: Indigenous Culture

### Analysis: The leaked email that finally forced Charles to act on his brother

With the swirl of news around Prince Andrew this week, something had to be done; the question was whether he would do it himself or if his brother would be forced to show him the door.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Royalty

### Analysis: How a Brian Clough quote sums up Ange's mistake at Forest

Ange Postecolgou was on a hiding to nothing at Nottingham Forest, his sacking the result of terrible recruitment and a knee-jerk appointment.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Sport

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### 'Green bans' saved Sydney's historic buildings and taught economists a lesson

The "green bans" in the 1970s saved many of Australia's historic buildings and our cities are richer for them. But a famous economist didn't like them.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Monument and Heritage Site

### Controversial or cool? The engineer causing a storm with his playgrounds

This designer's "risky playgrounds" are often divisive. His latest is four storeys underground in a former World War II oil tank.

Source: 7.30/Topic: Children

### Owners say historic home may look 'abandoned' but it's far from it

Classical musicians Richard and Suzy Miller count their circa-1832 home as one of their greatest creative achievements as they prepare to leave it for someone else to love.

Source: ABC Central West/Topic: History

### Put your thinking cap on. It's time to play, HARD!

Hard Quiz Kids is here again, and we're gifting you a bunch of straightforward questions. Don't embarrass yourself.

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Source: ABC News/Topic: TV Comedy

### Christmas Island wants more tourists but luggage is 'regularly' left behind

On Christmas Island, locals are not surprised if tourists' checked baggage does not arrive with them. Fragile supply chains on the remote Indian Ocean island are a part of life in this unique community.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Travel and Tourism

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### Creating deepfakes has never been easier, so what should parents do?

Some parents may feel distressed and ill-equipped to tackle the issue of image-based abuse and deepfakes. This is what to watch out for.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Parenting

### Five takeaways from the ABC's Your Say: The Digital Dilemma forum

An emotional plea to the country, concerns about privacy and how Australia's social media ban will actually work. These are the key takeaways from the ABC's Your Say: The Digital Dilemma forum.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Social Media

### Instagram to limit teens to PG-13 content, Meta says

Teenagers on Instagram will be restricted to seeing PG-13 content by default and won't be able to change their settings without a parent's permission, Meta has announced.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Social Media

### How sexual predators and far-right extremists are using Roblox to target children

Experts warn Roblox has a predator problem, amid reports Australian children are being exposed to a range of disturbing experiences on the platform.

Source: ABC News/Topic: Social Media

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### A 1999 murder changed a town and shaped a woman's career

The murder of Michelle Bright altered Abby-Lee Honeysett's childhood in Gulgong, New South Wales and guided her towards a career in forensic medicine.

Source: ABC Western Plains/Topic: Homicide

### Australia has thousands of op shops. They started with one woman's idea

One hundred years ago, showgirl-turned-philanthropist Millie Tallis spent weeks preparing for a major second-hand goods fundraiser in Melbourne, giving rise to the Australian op shop.

Source: ABC News/Topic: History

### Former Japanese PM Murayama, famous for WWII apology, dies aged 101

Known for his landmark apology for Japan's World War II aggression and the phrases "deep remorse" and "heartfelt apology", Tomiichi Murayama has died at a hospital in Oita City.

Source: ABC News/Topic: World Politics

### 'It still hurts': Families seek justice 50 years since the Balibo Five murders

On the 50th anniversary of the Balibo Five murders, families are still grieving the loss of their loved ones and remain committed to holding those responsible accountable for their actions.

Source: ABC News/Topic: War

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