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The Saturday Paper
thesaturdaypaper.com.au > news > law-crime > 08/08/2026 > victoria-flouts-nelson-mandela-rule-outdoor-prison-time

Victoria flouts Nelson Mandela rule on outdoor prison time

10+ hour ago   (1150+ words) The Victorian parliament is voting on a new law to limit the right of prisoners to a minimum of one hour a day in the open air – in breach of its own human rights charter. It was the sound of…...

The Saturday Paper
thesaturdaypaper.com.au > life > cities > 08/08/2026 > how-harry-seidler-changed-sydney

How Harry Seidler changed Sydney

9+ hour, 56+ min ago   (600+ words) Handsome and radical as Harry Seidler’s buildings were, they cast long shadows across Australia’s cityscapes, making them colder, darker and less civic to this day. Even now, the mid-century zeitgeist flaps its long, spiked tail across our urban fabric. Had…...

The Saturday Paper
thesaturdaypaper.com.au > news > law-crime > 08/08/2026 > inside-local-court-31-alan-jones-indecent-assault-trial

Inside Local Court 3.1 for the Alan Jones indecent assault trial

10+ hour ago   (1333+ words) The first week of the trial of Alan Jones has seen the former broadcaster defend himself against 20 charges of indecent assault and two of sexual touching. Alan Jones is an old man. He’s 85 with hearing aids and a walking stick....

The Saturday Paper
thesaturdaypaper.com.au > news > politics > 08/08/2026 > exclusive-tony-abbotts-icac-comments-warning-news-corp

Exclusive: Tony Abbott’s ICAC comments a ‘warning’ to News Corp

10+ hour ago   (1715+ words) As the ICAC hears evidence of a $2 million conspiracy to take over the NSW Liberal Party, federal MPs believe Tony Abbott’s involvement means he should resign as party president. An expanding group of Liberals say the position of federal Liberal…...

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thesaturdaypaper.com.au > comment > editorial > 08/08/2026 > another-step-right

Another step to the right

10+ hour ago   (346+ words) So this is the response of the major parties to One Nation. Labor has drafted an immigration policy that’s too draconian to announce and the Liberal Party is giving over its branches to right-wing nutters. On Monday, cabinet stalled Tony…...

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thesaturdaypaper.com.au > comment > politics > 08/08/2026 > why-anthony-albanese-hates-greens

Why Anthony Albanese hates the Greens

10+ hour ago   (1267+ words) The word “must” is a fabrication and Sharpe’s statement is an up-front broken promise. Premier Chris Minns went to the state election promising the Great Koala National Park without conditions. Sharpe’s stipulation shows how Labor is on track to make…...

The Saturday Paper
thesaturdaypaper.com.au > comment > politics > 08/08/2026 > cross-angus-taylor-must-bear

The cross Angus Taylor must bear

10+ hour ago   (530+ words) My worst fears for future elections are mounting daily as the opposition’s circus intensifies, driven by the antics of Pauline Hanson and One Nation. Support for the Albanese government is waning, and both Labor and the Coalition seem to have…...

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thesaturdaypaper.com.au > culture > architecture > 08/08/2026 > sans-arc-studios-adds-tasty-quirk-adelaide-eateries

Sans-Arc Studios adds tasty quirk to Adelaide eateries

10+ hour ago   (275+ words) Sans-Arc made its mark with a series of beloved and quirky eateries that have become institutions, and its new gelato shop is no exception. Many of Sans-Arc’s hospo projects can rightly claim to be local institutions – Sofia, Part Time Lover,…...

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thesaturdaypaper.com.au > sport > 08/08/2026 > gianni-infantino-finally-losing-his-grip-fifa

Gianni Infantino finally losing his grip on FIFA

10+ hour ago   (834+ words) He has reigned over FIFA opaquely and with hubris – a megalomaniac at the head of world soccer – but the empire of Gianni Infantino finally looks set to crumble. None of it seemed to matter. Perhaps little even registered with the…...

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thesaturdaypaper.com.au > comment > letters > 08/08/2026 > trading-faces

Trading faces

10+ hour ago   (142+ words) – Blair Badcock, Kensington Gardens, SA – David Moncrieff, Ngunnawal, ACT “I’m lucky I have the financial means not to have to work again,” says Alan Joyce. Not so lucky for the Qantas workers laid off. It wasn’t all up to Joyce,…...