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Tuesday 3 November 2026 · daily · 2757 stories

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Australia · ABC

Gunmen open fire at church in Jordan, killing at least seven

23 Oct 23:14

Gunmen have opened fire inside a church in Jordan with at least seven people killed and dozens injured.

This line is Day Square’s own note, added so the page is not only a headline. ABC placed the item on the Australia wire at 23 Oct 23:14. The headline reads: Gunmen open fire at church in Jordan, killing at least seven. The paragraph above is the whole text that came with it. No name, figure, or quote was added.

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Australia · Guardian Australia

Australia’s social media ban ‘ill-thought-out’, Reddit argues in high court challenge

Reddit challenges ban on grounds it impinges implied freedom of political communications for teens The Australian government’s rush to pass the under-16s social media ban legislation in 2024 led to “ill-thought-out, over-broad legislation” that has since been narrowed after Reddit sued the government, lawyers for the social media company told the high court on Tuesday. Reddit, one of the top 10 websites visited in th

3 Nov 17:36

Australia · Guardian Australia

Bullock doesn’t see ‘economy cracking at this point’ – as it happened

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3 Nov 17:33

Australia · Canberra Times

From the king of radio to the supreme smoker, Scotty Masters has never been happier

Scotty's new restaurant will be opening soon - with a massive smoker.

3 Nov 17:32

Australia · Sydney Morning Herald

‘How was your Monday?’: Lamarre-Condon’s message hours after alleged murders played in court

Hours after allegedly killing Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, Beau Lamarre-Condon texted a date about his weekend plans.

3 Nov 17:27

Australia · ABC

Chalmers promises to be 'helpful' on inflation but rejects blame for rate hike

Treasurer Jim Chalmers seizes on weak public demand figures to argue his government is not to blame after a widely expected interest rate hike.

3 Nov 17:27

Australia · ABC

Sam Wood files appeal after being denied bail on domestic violence charges

The 46-year-old's bail application was refused last week, along with a bid to suppress media from reportingan untested previous allegation of violence.

3 Nov 17:25

Australia · ABC

Saudi Arabia Asian Cup postponed due to conflict in Middle East

The men's Asian Cup, in which the Socceroos are among the heavy favourites, has been postponed until December 2027 due to unrest in the host nation, Saudi Arabia.

3 Nov 17:24

Australia · ABC

SA farmers fear wild dog boom if Wilkerr dingo population is protected

South Australian livestock producers may lose the right to kill wild dogs if the federal government declares a population on the border with Victoria as endangered.

3 Nov 17:21