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"My grandparents have always made this meal for the whole family on New Year’s Day, even though my cousins, sister and I refused to show up throughout our 20s. They have always been here waiting for us," writes Ella Mittas. trib.al/KH4RD9d
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"When Spielberg concentrates on the story’s central question – how we might approach other alien beings with empathy – the film comes close to achieving beauty."
Christos Tsiolkas reviews 'Disclosure Day': trib.al/MDAdEa4
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"For me, contemporary dance is of the now. It is in the title! I believe that contemporary dance should be open and should feel alive and not push people away.” trib.al/auskHJV
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"My grandparents have always made this meal for the whole family on New Year’s Day, even though my cousins, sister and I refused to show up throughout our 20s. They have always been here waiting for us," writes Ella Mittas. trib.al/xTy1CNV
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"So, you have crisp pears, sharply flavoured yet tempered with a slight sweetness, the mustardy flavour echoed in the condiment with an extra hint of sourness. And all of which nicely balances the richness of the pork." trib.al/ft22UEf
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An integral part of dining on pork belly is revelling in its beautiful layer of fat and the skin atop. trib.al/JbIjevH
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An integral part of dining on pork belly is revelling in its beautiful layer of fat and the skin atop. trib.al/9PDS8bo
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Being let into the uncensored thoughts of Polly Barton's narrator feels like getting a friend’s quadruple texts: “A cliché only seems trite from the outside; on the inside a cliché feels like home. The rogue part spoke like a drunk. It spoke like a dream.” trib.al/RXIiqLc
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Being let into the uncensored thoughts of Polly Barton's narrator feels like getting a friend’s quadruple texts: “A cliché only seems trite from the outside; on the inside a cliché feels like home. The rogue part spoke like a drunk. It spoke like a dream.” trib.al/yRXYctJ
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Can an Australian organisation that models itself off the Federalist Society in America, which openly stacks the courts with Trump loyalists, really be considered apolitical? trib.al/jEO7HxY
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“I am old enough to remember what it was like before the NDIS, and I can tell you, I do not want to go back. It was terrible.” trib.al/9Vid3Ld
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Geoffrey Watson asserted that the scale of corruption within the CFMEU was partly helped by political indifference – a kind of wilful blindness. This view was removed from the final draft of his report. trib.al/KBH882o
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Tony Abbott and Angus Taylor argue for a "need for change", writes John Hewson. But their time in government failed to address the big issues effectively, preferring to kick the can down the road. trib.al/TFZqUd6
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Despite the growing tensions across the region, US Vice President J.D. Vance said a ceasefire deal that includes a long-term solution to Iran’s nuclear program was likely to be agreed before the US midterm elections in November. trib.al/AoLpd4c
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Mitch Cairns is an artist who seemingly processes the world around him through making – the things and people close to hand. Bricks, cigarettes, windows and trees speak to the immediate environment but are also autobiographical. trib.al/v4RDorX
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Editorial: "They’ve got a leader who, while she’s saying workers should be easier to sack and paid less, is flying around the country on Gina Rinehart’s private jet,” said Tanya Plibersek. This should be the Labor line, but it’s not. trib.al/wTgMVJG
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“When disabled people die as a direct result of this bill, and they will, their blood will be on your hands.” trib.al/r2cDDjn
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Editorial: The answer to One Nation's popularity is not to join in demonising foreigners. It is not to go into interviews with a sheaf of cuts and numbers that prove migrants are the problem. It is not to link social cohesion to reducing the intake. trib.al/uaMRoQ7
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Editorial: One Nation is a racist Potemkin controlled by billionaire donors, unconcerned with the rights of workers or with reform of any kind. trib.al/FCnJeTi
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Tony Abbott and Angus Taylor argue for a "need for change", writes John Hewson. But their time in government failed to address the big issues effectively, preferring to kick the can down the road. trib.al/oLAVb2g
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