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Six-week election campaign has been an attritional slog between uninspiring leaders
Coronavirus: UCD to open library for students without internet access
Limited number of spaces will be provided to students to allow social distancing
Christchurch mosque massacre changes dynamic of Australian politics
Sydney Letter: Prime minister rails against a ‘retreat to tribalism’ despite earlier comments about asylum seekers
Tighter arms control in New Zealand has history of being blocked
‘Firearms community’ set to stymie Ardern pledges in wake of Christchurch massacres
Pell’s lawyer says cardinal’s abuse of child was ‘plain vanilla sex’
Former Vatican treasurer remanded in custody pending sentencing for abuse of two boys
Australia’s compulsory pension scheme may point way for Ireland
Ireland can learn from the good and bad points of Australia’s so-called Super
New Australian prime minister suffers epic fail in first test
Sydney Letter: Public tired of PMs changing via party processes, rather than by voters
Australia’s immigration debate moves from fringe to centre ground
Sydney Letter: Much of the growing concern is from coming from people wondering how their children are ever going to be able to afford a house in Sydney, Melbourne or other state capitals
The magistrate from Tralee who took a stand on Aboriginal genocide
Denny Day’s work led to conviction of 7 men - 3 Irish - for Myall Creek massacre of 1838
Marriage has been on political agenda in Australia far more than Ireland
Perth Letter: while the outcome to the same-sex vote was largely similar to Ireland, the process was different with polls staying open for eight weeks
What’s behind Australia’s new immigration rules?
Opinion: Turnbull’s announcements about visas and citizenship have been met with incredulity
UCD gets Connemara film and sound archive of artists and poets
Clifden Community Arts Festival donates 40-year ‘sociological record’ of the arts
Rural Cork voters still feel ignored by Government
Bellwether constituency shows little change in fortunes or outlook since last election
Melania Trump controversy: A short history of political plagiarism
Would-be first lady joins cast of politicians accused of borrowing words of others
Coeliac and hungry for bread rolls? No problem
Gearóid Lynch’s coeliac diagnosis, like Novak Djokovic’s, was transformatory
Dine for Ireland like Charlie Haughey as his old haunt pops back up
Euro-Toques Ireland is celebrating its 30th anniversary with three collaborative pop-up dinners
Discovery of police files opens new chapter on Rising era
Records found in Clontarf attic detail arrests of Larkin and Connolly during Dublin lockout
How Australia changed gun laws and ended mass killings
After a gunman killed 35 people in Tasmania in 1996, a public outcry led to major firearms restrictions
Australia swears in its first female defence minister
Senator Marise Payne becomes first woman in defence role in an English-speaking nation
Malcolm Turnbull wins Australia’s political ‘killing season’
The new prime minister will have to compromise on his beliefs to win over his party
Irish ‘can’t grow potatoes’, says Australian political advisor
Shamrock a ‘mutant lawn weed’: Anti-Irish comments on same-sex marriage TV debate
Australia to reintroduce temporary visas for refugees
PM won election on hard immigration line but 30,000 in detention centres awaiting processing
Australia ignoring criticism of stance on asylum seekers
Human rights fears surround return of boatload of people to Sri Lanka
Game of thrones as Australian government seeks knightly distraction
Sydney Letter: reintroduction of knight and dame honours takes heat off corruption inquiry
Australia ‘open for business’, says Abbott after landslide victory
New PM says scrapping unpopular carbon tax will be a key priority
Landslide win in Australia for conservative Abbott
Voters punish outgoing Labor government for six years of turbulent rule
Australian opposition promises tough asylum plan
Abbott vows to revive laws barring thousands of asylum seekers from settling permanently
Time running out for Rudd in bid to retain power in Australian election
Polls indicate prime minister’s Labor party will lose eight seats in general election
Australian prime minister promises gay marriage ‘in 100 days’ if re-elected
Kevin Rudd says he will introduce legislation ‘as a mark of decency’
End of the gold rush looms – but Australia’s politicians are ill-prepared
Whoever wins next month’s elections will have a tricky job managing a major economic shift
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