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How a 'piece of rural propaganda' became 'compulsory listening' for Aussies

Blue Hills started life as "a piece of rural propaganda" to encourage World War II servicemen to "grow better crops and increase production". It ran for 27 years on ABC radio and became an institution of Australian life.

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How a 'piece of rural propaganda' became 'compulsory listening' for Aussies
ABC News (AU) Sep 30, 2:44 AM

How a 'piece of rural propaganda' became 'compulsory listening' for Aussies

Blue Hills started life as "a piece of rural propaganda" to encourage World War II servicemen to "grow better crops and increase production". It ran for 27 years on ABC radio and became an institution of Australian life.

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70
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Can Great Drama Series Change the World, Iberseries 2026 Panel Asks
Hollywood Reporter Sep 30, 2:35 AM

Can Great Drama Series Change the World, Iberseries 2026 Panel Asks

Creatives behind the likes of 'Borgen,' 'The Best Immigrant,' eco-thriller 'After Us,' sexual aggression drama 'Pubertat,' and historical HIV drama 'Henki' shared their motivations and goals at Iberseries.

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Russian Team Reinvents Drone Engine — and Cuts Costs by 25%
Sputnikglobe.com Sep 30, 2:30 AM

Russian Team Reinvents Drone Engine — and Cuts Costs by 25%

The approach is straightforward — swap out some metal components for high-temperature polymer composites, then add homegrown electronic fuel injection.

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トランプ政権が連邦政府のデジタルポータル「America.gov」を開設
Livedoor.com Sep 30, 2:12 AM

トランプ政権が連邦政府のデジタルポータル「America.gov」を開設

アメリカ国民が公共リリースに簡単にアクセスできるようにするための入口として、トランプ大統領が「America.gov」の立ち上げを発表しました。GSA Joins the White House’s National Design Studio in Unveiling “America.gov” to Transform How Government Works for the American People | GSAhttps://www.gsa.gov/about-gsa/newsroom/news-re…

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The Story Behind the Photo of Victor Hugo on His Deathbed Taken by Nadar in May 1885
Vintag.es Sep 30, 2:05 AM

The Story Behind the Photo of Victor Hugo on His Deathbed Taken by Nadar in May 1885

The legendary French poet, playwright, and novelist passed away from pneumonia on May 22, 1885, at the age of 83. By the time of his death, ...

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What Happens When Neoliberalism’s Only Got Fear Left to Sell?
Nakedcapitalism.com Sep 30, 2:04 AM

What Happens When Neoliberalism’s Only Got Fear Left to Sell?

Now that neoliberal policies are failing to deliver prosperity, their backers are falling back on fear-mongering.

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G20 trade ministers are meeting in Wisconsin. Many will be discussing deals without their U.S. host
CBC News Sep 30, 2:00 AM

G20 trade ministers are meeting in Wisconsin. Many will be discussing deals without their U.S. host

Most of the officials attending the G20 trade ministers' meeting in Milwaukee, Wisc., find themselves in challenging positions, largely because of U.S. President Donald Trump's global tariff agenda. It makes for a potentially unusual summit, with high-level m…

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Merit or Favouritism? J&K Cabinet Expansion Puts Choices Under Focus
Kashmirnewsbureau.com Sep 30, 1:44 AM

Merit or Favouritism? J&K Cabinet Expansion Puts Choices Under Focus

Srinagar, 30 Sep (KNB): With Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expected to take up the much-awaited Cabinet expansion and possible reshuffle in the first week of October, attention is shifting from how many ministers can be inducted to which legi…

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Jean Batten: The superstar aviator who twice chose seclusion
New Zealand Herald Sep 30, 1:43 AM

Jean Batten: The superstar aviator who twice chose seclusion

Her daring flights made her a sensation, but she twice spurned a life in the spotlight.

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In the high-stakes game of chicken between CEOs and states, who blinks first?
Fortune Sep 30, 1:00 AM

In the high-stakes game of chicken between CEOs and states, who blinks first?

CEOs are increasingly using jobs, headquarters, and investment as leverage in battles with elected officials—but workers and communities can end up bearing the cost.

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