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> [...] Three Federal Court judges found copyright of the footage and film should be assigned to Game Meats via a trust because of the circumstances in which the footage was obtained. > > In reaching its decision, the appeal court drew analogies between the response to Farm Transparency’s “surreptitious intrusion” on Game Meats’ property, and the need to return property obtained by a “fraudster or thief”.

> [What] happens when large corporations, multi-venue groups and multinationals decide that what the community pubs represent and foster is available to be commodified on a large scale? What changes when a pub operates less as a civic space and a place that operates for the community, instead refocusing on its potential as a purely money-making asset?

> Since 1982, when records began, incidence and mortality rates for cervical cancer in Australia have both halved. > > Most promisingly, the most recent data from 2021 shows, for the first time, there were no cervical cancer cases diagnosed in women under the age of 25.

> * Tributes for a five-year-old girl have started to flow in Alice Springs as the community mourns her death. > * The body of the girl, referred to as Kumanjayi Little Baby for cultural reasons, was found on Thursday. > * Police have arrested 47-year-old Jefferson Lewis, who allegedly abducted and killed the girl.

> The commission - Australia's most powerful form of public inquiry - was announced in January, three weeks after two gunmen opened fire at an event marking Hanukkah at Bondi Beach, killing 15 people. > > The interim report by former High Court judge Virginia Bell also gave 14 recommendations including prioritisation of gun reforms and extending the policing arrangements for Jewish high holy days to other Jewish events as well.

> * Andy Donaldson has broken a world record by swimming 55 kilometres down the Upper Ord River in Western Australia's north. > * He completed the swim in just under 12 hours yesterday. > * The ultra-swimmer hopes to inspire others to stay outdoors and stay active.

> * Researchers have discovered 25-million-year-old platypus fossils in outback South Australia, where they are believed to have lived with ancient lungfish, flamingos and freshwater dolphins. > * The animals had one major difference from the modern adult species: well-formed teeth. > * The large back teeth would have allowed the animals to eat organisms like crayfish, molluscs and clams.