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Best Australian books out in August: new Meg Mason, musicians tell all and a time-travel tale by ‘a master storyteller’

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By Sian Cain Verified, Jack Callil Verified, Sophie Black Verified, Catriona Menzies-Pike, Bec Kavanagh, Alyx Gorman Verified, Celina Ribeiro Verified, Luca Ittimani, Paul Daley
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default *** Fiction, HarperCollins, $34.99 Meg Mason’s last novel, 2020’s Sorrow and Bliss, was sharp and moving, a global hit to the point that its cover was instantly recognisable and endlessly recreated for years after. Her follow-up is centred around Sophie, a sound technician at literary festivals who has suddenly found herself single and living alone after her husband leaves.
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Coalition pips Labor in first new poll after Vic leadership spill

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By Jack Callil Verified
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COALITION JUMPS LABOR IN VIC POLL The first Victorian state poll since last week’s leadership change doesn’t bode well for Labor. In the latest Financial Review/Redbridge/Accent Research survey — conducted from a sample of 1,014 Victorians in the days after a sudden spill knifed led Jacinta Allan to resign as Victorian premier and Ben Carroll replacing her — the Coalition has leapt ahead on a primary vote of 30%, while Labor fell to 23% and One Nation dropped to 22%.
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Trump suffers series of losses in the Supreme Court, but snares a win

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By Jack Callil Verified
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TRUMP’S BIG DAY IN COURT Wake up, everyone, Donald Trump has suffered a series of political setbacks today in the Supreme Court — though one win raises major concerns about the extent of the US president’s powers over government. First up: mail-in voting. The Supreme Court has blocked a crucial pathway in the US president’s efforts to restrict mail-in voting practices, which Trump has — baselessly — long woven into his “Big Lie”, aka blaming voting fraud for his defeat to Joe Biden in 2020.
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