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First seenJul 22, 2026

Last seenJul 22, 2026

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Hanson's 'Two-Way Street' DV Comment Sparks Backlash

Pauline Hanson sparked a major controversy by describing domestic violence as a two-way street and saying victims should leave abusive relationships, amid her acknowledgment of personal experience. Advocates condemned the stance as victim-blaming, noting that domestic violence is a gendered crime with most offenders being male, a point underscored by recent ABS data and fueling ongoing political debate in Australia.

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Origin Energy probes potential data breach affecting millions

Origin Energy is investigating a potential security incident involving unauthorized access to customer data, and the company says card and banking details are not believed to be affected. Authorities including the Australian Cyber Security Centre, the Australian Federal Police, and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner are being engaged as forensic investigations proceed, with external reports suggesting up to about two million customers could be affected.

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Paul Wade diagnosed with probable CTE

Paul Wade, a former Socceroos captain, has disclosed a probable diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy after an earlier suspected diagnosis in 2024, using his disclosure to raise awareness of concussion and long-term brain health in football. Neurologists and experts, including Rowena Mobbs, are urging tighter concussion policies and a reduction in heading for youth players, with Wade’s case echoing broader calls in Australia for better player protection and support systems.

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