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Morning Mail: Endangered turtles ‘at risk’ from gas drilling; Jacinda Ardern’s Sydney job; and Star Trek actor dies

The environment watchdog has warned that Woodside Energy's plan to develop a gasfield off Western Australia's coast could damage coral reefs and wildlife. Former New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern will lecture at the University of Sydney from this week. The Australian Signals Directorate has warned that some online services may go offline unexpectedly. Other stories include a Queensland funding cut to a community legal centre, a body found in floodwaters and Brazil's presidential election result.

Morning Mail: Endangered turtles ‘at risk’ from gas drilling; Jacinda Ardern’s Sydney job; and Star Trek actor dies
Guardian AU· This weekPolitics

Morning Mail: Victoria’s female MPs ‘on high alert’; Snowy Hydro’s $25bn bill; and Tour de France routes revealed

Female MPs say they are on high alert after the alleged attack on independent MP Helen Haines, five weeks before the Victorian election. International students say they fear disruption after sudden changes to student visa rules. The cost of Snowy Hydro 2.0 has risen to as much as $25bn, with completion now expected at the end of the decade. Russia carried out a major attack on Kyiv hours after Vladimir Putin said he had agreed to resume negotiations.

Morning Mail: Victoria’s female MPs ‘on high alert’; Snowy Hydro’s $25bn bill; and Tour de France routes revealed
Guardian AU· A while agoEntertainment

Morning Mail: How datacentres play the political game; podcast delays sex offence trial; and Dolly Parton celebrated

Lobbying and political donations from companies behind rapid datacentre development in Australia are under scrutiny, amid concerns about tech firms' access to decision-makers. Court documents show The Australian's podcast Shadow of Doubt led to a 10-month delay in the sex offence trial of a man already serving a 48-year jail term. Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Donald Trump's partial ceasefire announcement in the Russia-Ukraine war was news to him. The newsletter also features the Dolly Parton festival in rural New South Wales.

Morning Mail: How datacentres play the political game; podcast delays sex offence trial; and Dolly Parton celebrated

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