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Concerns raised in Queensland parliament over youth rehabilitation provider's social media
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Politique·avant-hierRésumé IA

Concerns raised in Queensland parliament over youth rehabilitation provider's social media

Queensland parliament has raised concerns over the social media conduct of Yabun Panjoo Aboriginal Corporation, a publicly funded youth rehabilitation provider. Labor's Di Farmer questioned the provider's Facebook page following adult content creators, while Youth Justice Minister Laura Gerber defended the program. The hearing also addressed the funding cancellation of another provider, The Mara Way.

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ABC Top Stories
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Chinese Political Scientist Fights Geopolitical Misinformation with International Relations Test
Politique
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Chinese Political Scientist Fights Geopolitical Misinformation with International Relations Test

Chinese political scientist Yan launched the fourth annual International Relations Basic Knowledge Proficiency Test in Beijing. The exam aims to correct "negative one" level understanding of geopolitics, countering misleading narratives prevalent in short-form social media videos, a trend amplified by China's looser online controls on international affairs content.

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SCMP Economy
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The Hundred's Evolving Identity: From Cricket Spectacle to Global Franchise Play
Sport
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The Hundred's Evolving Identity: From Cricket Spectacle to Global Franchise Play

The Hundred cricket tournament, now in its fifth year, navigates a manufactured identity and increasing influence from IPL owners. Teams like Manchester Super Giants adopt existing branding, while private equity investment raises questions about the tournament's long-term goals and alignment with English cricket's interests, despite its success in attracting families and mainstream attention.

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Guardian Sport
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Greece Approves Multibillion-Dollar Purchase of Israeli Anti-Missile Systems for 'Achilles Shield'
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Defense·avant-hierRésumé IA

Greece Approves Multibillion-Dollar Purchase of Israeli Anti-Missile Systems for 'Achilles Shield'

Greece has approved a multibillion-dollar purchase of Israeli anti-missile, anti-aircraft, and anti-drone systems to establish an "Achilles Shield" protective dome. The €3 billion deal is part of a larger €4.2 billion defense spending, confirmed by Defence Minister Nikos Dendias, and includes other acquisitions like Brazilian transport aircraft and British watercraft.

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SCMP Economy
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