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The release of the documents resolves a lawsuit brought by the advocacy group 9/11 Health Watch.

The 68-metre embroidery - loaned from France - depicts the 1066 Battle of Hastings and the start of the Norman Conquest of England.

Israel has announced further retaliatory sanctions, after the UK and several other nations announced a ban on trade with Israeli West Bank settlements.

The federal government has unveiled its proposed Digital Duty of Care, which it says builds on Australia's "world-leading" social media ban for children. The draft laws could let Australians opt in or out of algorithms used to push social media content. Recap the morning's news, politics and global affairs with the Breakfast Wrap.

Victoria's opposition says the government's new follow-the-money powers for its anti-corruption commission fall short and restrict IBAC's ability to deal with corruption in the construction sector, by making allegations previously dealt with off limits.

In her youth, Jess Hill tried to start a new magazine to provide what she called an 'intellectual alternative' to women's publications at the time.

It comes after department secretaries requested a ban on video footage from parliamentary hearings being edited and shared on social media.

The federal government has unveiled its proposed Digital Duty of Care, which it says builds on Australia's "world-leading" social media ban for children. 

The Prime Minister is facing criticism for not declaring his honorary membership of a golf course promised a taxpayer funded grant.

The government unveiled the first draft of its Digital Duty of Care laws yesterday. 

The federal government has unveiled its digital duty of care laws, which will give Australians the choice to opt out of algorithms online.

The UK has announces restrictions on trade with illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank after reports of increasing settler violence towards Palestinians.

In response to The White House placing tariffs on Canadian goods, Prime Minister Mark Carney has hit back with retaliatory tariffs which came into effect over night

She's a teacher turned dairy farmer from Mannum, in South Australia, who co-founded the agri-tourism business Dairy Adventures.

Can we simply shut off the algorithms sending content to our screens on the world's biggest social media platforms? That is what the federal government would love to be able to do via new legislation its introducing this week.  Then we'll dive into One Nation's new superannuation policy with MP Barnaby Joyce.  And we'll hear about daring heists of food and beverage products in the United Kingdom....

People are increasingly renting into their senior years — often unable to buy into the housing market.

Adam Gilmour is the co-founder and CEO of Gilmour Space Technologies.

Joyce says he finds the idea of having to model "you getting your own money" a "little bit perverse".

The proposal would allow renters and mortgage holders to carve out a quarter of their 12% super payments for up to three years.

There are concerns the $3.4 billion collapse of Sydney property developer Bathla could trigger a greater fallout across the construction sector.

The European Union has condemned Serbia's glorification of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladic, after he was buried with military honours in a large funeral attended by government cabinet ministers. 

Cargo theft is rapidly evolving, moving beyond traditional hijackings to sophisticated cyber-enabled operations with criminals targeting food and beverage shipments as cost-of-living prices sees the prices of goods soar.

Social media users could soon be able to switch off algorithms in their feeds, under draft laws the Australian government plans to unveil this week.

Iran has announced it will soon unveil - what it calls - a new restricted zone in the Gulf, along with a new shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz.

One Nation's proposal would allow renters and mortgage holders to carve out a quarter of their 12% super payments for up to three years.