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Daily Brief - 2026-09-03

The Brief · Sep 03

Australia's Thursday is about making the invisible visible, from racism to heart disease to endangered species.

  1. Fremantle spring clean targets long-vacant Hungry Jacks site
  2. Call It Out gets up to $2m to track racism against First Nations people
  3. Ramsay buys National Capital Private Hospital in $251 million Canberra deal
  4. Wilkerr dingoes face federal extinction assessment
  5. Extreme fatigue can signal heart trouble in women
  6. Olympic hero Jesse Owens gave this Melbourne air hostess a badge in 1956
  7. Parliament swamped by fake research in AI submissions

These stories trace Australia's struggle to protect what matters: marginalised voices, vulnerable wildlife, women's health, and institutional integrity.

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