Police allege Simon Peter Carman murdered 17-year-old Tunchanok Dunholma following a dispute over money. Plus, England’s test cricket captain calls it quits in shock call, and the US and Iran agree to resume peace talks.

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Perth man accused of murdering teen in Thailand had guns seized by police

England captain Ben Stokes announces retirement from international cricket

Commentary by Robert Craddock: Ben Stokes’ retirement will rock the fragile world of English cricket

US and Iran agree to stop fight over the Strait of Hormuz

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Australia’s richest person, Gina Rinehart, appears to have been quietly bankrolling Karl Stefanovic’s podcast - and that’s lucky, since the former Nine star now needs the show to stay afloat after losing his TV job. Today, Steve Jackson’s here to discuss how Stefanovic’s defiance of Nine’s party line on Ben Roberts-Smith and Charlie Teo contributed to his departure - Plus another very expensive media exit.

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Networks shun Stefanovic as he settles with Nine

The outburst that ended Karl’s career

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A seawater flood deep under the Indian Ocean has crippled the Royal Australian Navy submarine HMAS Dechaineux. It cannot rise to the surface because it has taken on too much water. The 60 men and women on board are fighting to save the submarine and themselves from sinking to the ocean floor. They stabilise the boat briefly, but then, to their horror, it begins to sink further. Some think of their families, others put their arms around each other.

In Episode 3 we reveal how the crew confront their mortality while they fight to survive.

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Monet’s Water Lilies were once considered radical. Now every boomer has a tea towel featuring them. Impressionist works are still as vibrant and joyous today as they were 150 years ago, but what happens when an artistic movement moves from the fringes into the mainstream?

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Tim Douglas articles: Show us the Monet: in the frame with career-spanning works

The man who saved Monet: An unsung hero revealed

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The Socceroos will progress to the Round of 32 in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, after drawing against Paraguay in the group stage. Plus, Karl Stefanovic declares “freedom” after departing Nine and flights through the Middle East surge.

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Socceroos face waiting game after edging into round of 32

Karl Stefanovic sacked by Nine network, says he is ‘free’

Middle East travel surge sparks price war on cheap flights to Europe

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$600 a month to lose weight. Migraine drugs that are nigh impossible to get at any price. The market for pharmaceutical products in Australia is all topsy-turvy, and it’s part red-tape nightmare, part geopolitical standoff. Our health editor Natasha Robinson has been investigating what’s going wrong, and she’s here in just a moment to diagnose the real problem.

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Mounjaro rejection explains why our access to cheaper medicines if failing

Australian patients risk losing lifesaving medicines amid pharmaceutical subsidy crisis

Australia’s drug approval system faces reckoning as patients await reform

New-gen medicines are available for migraine and arthritis – but only if you fail the old drugs

This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet and edited by Jasper Leak, who also composed our music. Our team includes Lia Tsamoglou, Tiffany Dimmack, and Joshua Burton.

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Karl Stefanovic won’t be returning to Channel Nine and now there are suggestions he might also lose his radio gig, with executives at broadcaster ARN cancelling promotional ads for his new show. Plus, Fortescue faces a class action lawsuit over discrimination claims, and the government’s next backdown over tax reforms.

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Karl Stefanovic and ARN in ‘chats’ as radio giant considers axing his podcast

Fortescue faces class action over alleged ‘culture of sleaze’ and sexual harassment

Government backs down on ‘widows tax’ after crossbench pressure

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He’s raw and uncensored - and unemployed. Karl Stefanovic, the Nine star and podcaster, will leave Nine Entertainment with an interview with far-right figure Tommy Robinson. Steve Jackson is here.

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Nine axes Karl Stefanovic from Today show after Tommy Robinson podcast

Karl Stefanovic podcast pulled amid Tommy Robinson backlash

Labor quietly introduces terrorism passport rules six months after listing

This episode of The Front is presented and produced by Claire Harvey and edited by Lia Tsamoglou. Our team includes Kristen Amiet, Tiffany Dimmack, Joshua Burton and Jasper Leak, who also composed our music.

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