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1. What Hanson's Victorian campaign absence says about One Nation ABC News · 15 Nov 2026

   One Nation is about to be electorally tested in the giant Petri dish of Victoria, so where is Pauline Hanson?

2. One Nation denies link to racist Facebook page promoting Victorian candidate ABC News · 15 Nov 2026

   One Nation candidate for the Victorian seat of Sydenham, Joh Bauch, was co-admin of a Facebook group linked to accounts churning out racist AI slop.

3. The split-second decision that saved Stuart Diver's life ABC News · 15 Nov 2026

   The sole survivor of the 1997 Thredbo landslide clung to life during his 65-hour ordeal so he could tell his mother-in-law of his wife's last moments.

4. Japan shipping group ONE transits Red Sea choke point for 1st time in 3 years Nikkei · 15 Nov 2026
5. Kiwi golfer Daniel Hillier secures PGA Tour card Stuff · 15 Nov 2026

   Daniel Hillier secured his PGA Tour card after finishing in a share of 19th place in the Race to Dubai tournament and 10th on the season standings.

6. Live updates: Vulcan to launch Amazon mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida - Florida Today Google · 15 Nov 2026

   Live updates: Vulcan to launch Amazon mission from Cape Canaveral, Florida Florida Today ULA Vulcan Rocket Launches With Its First Amazon Leo Payload Bloomberg.com United Launch Alliance Satellite mission again delayed after failure to take off Friday WKMG Powerful Vulcan Centaur rocket launching…

7. El Niño could last until May 2027, raising drought fears in Northern Marianas RNZ · 15 Nov 2026

   The Northern Mariana Islands and Guam are facing the prospect of a longer and more severe dry season, widespread drought, water shortages, and increased wildfire risks.

8. New Orleans port sues owners of tanker involved in Mississippi crash NPR · 15 Nov 2026

   Officials are seeking at least $1 million in damages from the owners of the tanker that hit a cruise ship last week. The incident was dubbed "the miracle on the Mississippi" after no one was killed. (Image credit: Gerald Herbert)

9. To judge and to teach: 150 years of the Supreme Court and Mfantsipim Multimedia Group · 15 Nov 2026

   In 1876, two institutions were born on the Gold Coast within three days of each other. On 31 March, the Supreme Court Ordinance created a Supreme Court for the whole colony. On 3 April, the Wesleyan High School, later Mfantsipim, opened in Cape Coast under its 18-year-old principal, the Rev. James…

10. Italy orders Meta to pay $887M for not obtaining specific consent over user photos Engadget · 15 Nov 2026

    Meta is reportedly planning to appeal the fine.