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The Brief · Oct 21

Australia confronts multiple crises of safety, systems and sustainability in a single day.

- Victorian MPs report death threats, prompting a special cabinet meeting on election security. - A former KFC worker has been elected president of the ACTU.

- Electric car batteries will be trialled as a power source during peak demand. - Salary sacrifice to superannuation beats mortgage repayment by $7,330 over ten years.

- A Kenyan netball player found family and community through a club in Wollongong. - One in five people hurt in prescription errors suffer serious injury.

- An RSPCA rescue freed a rooster stuck on netting above the Canning River. - Pacific sea levels have surged 40 centimetres as El Niño warm water spreads.

Why it mattersPolitical, health, financial and environmental systems show simultaneous strain, testing how Australians adapt and persist.

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