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Archie Milligan
Archie Milligan

Archie Milligan is the national reporter for Gazette News.


How memes can be weaponised against you

How memes can be weaponised against you

Could Australia be influenced like the United States?

Newsletter: Plastic figures

Newsletter: Plastic figures

The Australian Army's little known hobby.

Defence

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Unpacking the Coogee Bay Hotel poo ice cream scandal

Unpacking the Coogee Bay Hotel poo ice cream scandal

On NRL grand final night 2008, a Sydney family claimed they were served human faeces in their complimentary ice cream at the Coogee Bay Hotel. How did this happen?

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The Australian Army's obsession with these little plastic figurines

The Australian Army's obsession with these little plastic figurines

There's been an official Defence War Gaming Association since 2011 and it's raised $150,000 for veterans.

Defence

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Politicians keep promising pools and golf clubs to win votes, but there's no real evidence it works

Politicians keep promising pools and golf clubs to win votes, but there's no real evidence it works

A Victorian council is banking on its marginal electorate status to land a $47 million pool it doesn't have the money for.

The Pyjama Girl: Australia's Strangest Cold Case

The Pyjama Girl: Australia's Strangest Cold Case

The Pyjama Girl Mystery: did police correctly identify the body of a a woman who was dumped in a culvert in Albury NSW in 1934?

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How I ended up arguing about nuclear waste with Barnaby Joyce at 7:30am

How I ended up arguing about nuclear waste with Barnaby Joyce at 7:30am

Joyce wouldn’t say if he’d store waste in his electorate of New England.

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Newsletter: Pyjamas and pork

Newsletter: Pyjamas and pork

Plus: How a property developer goes broke.

How a housing shortage can bankrupt the people building the houses

How a housing shortage can bankrupt the people building the houses

It turns out making money from building houses might not be as straight forward as it seems, with one major developer owing billi.

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State leaders will show who they meet with. Why won't the Prime Minister?

State leaders will show who they meet with. Why won't the Prime Minister?

Multiple states regularly release the diaries of Premiers and Ministers, while federal pollies get to keep them a secret.

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Newsletter: My morning with Barnaby

Newsletter: My morning with Barnaby

How I ended up talking about nuclear waste at 7:30am on a Monday.

New South Wales News

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Newsletter: Human glove

Newsletter: Human glove

Plus: One Nation's nukes and secret diaries

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One Nation Victoria's nuclear plan leaves more questions than answers

One Nation Victoria's nuclear plan leaves more questions than answers

The CSIRO says nuclear is at least 15 years away if we start today.

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Former defence chief wants climate risk added to travel warnings

Former defence chief wants climate risk added to travel warnings

38 Australians remain missing after the floods on the Nepal-Tibet border.

Defence

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The conservative think tank alumni behind this Victorian ad campaign

The conservative think tank alumni behind this Victorian ad campaign

Fix Victoria formed in June and the people running it have deep ties to the Liberal Party and the Institute of Public Affairs.

Victoria News

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The Australian video game where you escape from a detention centre

The Australian video game where you escape from a detention centre

Escape from Woomera turned a real Australian immigration detention centre into a video game, sparking government fury.

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Newsletter: Australia's most controversial game

Newsletter: Australia's most controversial game

Plus: Who's behind this Victorian campaign?

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Australian indie games offer an alternative as major titles hit $160

Australian indie games offer an alternative as major titles hit $160

GTA VI's Ultimate Edition costs $160. Some of Australia's best games cost a fraction of that.

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Newsletter: Travel warning

Newsletter: Travel warning

Do we know enough about the places we're travelling to?

Environment

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How one unbuilt power line will decide what Victorians pay for electricity

How one unbuilt power line will decide what Victorians pay for electricity

Ahead of the November state election, the Opposition has said it will scrap VNI West and replace it with gas.

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The Bogle-Chandler case, a double death nobody could explain

The Bogle-Chandler case, a double death nobody could explain

The mystery surrounding two bodies found on the banks of the Lane Cove River on New Year’s Day in 1963. Were they murdered?

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Top Gear UK is back. Should Australia revive its version too?

Top Gear UK is back. Should Australia revive its version too?

Five series have been made locally since 2008, the most recent screening on Paramount.

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Newsletter: How did they die?

Newsletter: How did they die?

Plus: Who should host Top Gear?

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PM crumbles on Queensland data centres, but will there be any takers?

PM crumbles on Queensland data centres, but will there be any takers?

Renewable energy was supposed to be a national requirement for data centres. Queensland wanted an exemption, and Canberra just bent its knee.

This shark vomited up a human arm and it uncovered a murder

This shark vomited up a human arm and it uncovered a murder

What followed was one of the strangest and most chaotic murder investigations in Australian history.

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