The National Film and Sound Archive has released 4K restorations of the 1960s film series Life in Australia, commissioned by ...

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Holly Valance has broken her silence after a controversial song tied to Pauline Hanson’s latest film was temporarily removed from Apple Music, triggering a political and cultural storm.

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The reworked hit briefly topped Apple Music charts before being removed and later reinstated, with the artist explaining why it worked in her favour.

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One Nation was the first Australian political party to register a website. Now, the party is poised to exploit AI ‘slopaganda’ in the 2028 election campaign.

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