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The Guardian Australia first birthday awardsIt's a year since Guardian Australia launched. Mary Hamilton looks back at the amazing, intriguing, powerful and outright hilarious highlights of our first year -
Guardian Australia: FAQ
We answer questions about the Australia edition of the Guardian
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Contact Guardian Australia
Contact details for staff and departments at the Guardian's Australian office
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Guardian Australia presents Australia’s first Guardian LiveGuardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger explores press freedom and surveillance at Australia’s first Guardian Live event in association with Carriageworks
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The Guardian sees record digital traffic again in July - one year after it moved to theguardian.com
The Guardian has once again reported record traffic, seeing over 105 million monthly unique browsers in July 2014, according to the latest ABC digital figures released today
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'David Levene: Eyewitness' - Guardian photographer to exhibit in The Gallery at Foyles
Guardian photographer David Levene is to exhibit a selection of his favourite Eyewitness photographs at the new flagship Foyles bookshop on Charing Cross Road
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Guardian US wins Sunshine Award for Snowden journalism
The Guardian's US edition, Guardian US, has been awarded the Sunshine Award by the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) for bringing the Snowden revelations to light. The award recognises the individuals and organisations who contribute to fostering openness in government
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Gaby Hinsliff to join Guardian as writer and columnist
Former Observer political editor Gaby Hinsliff is to return to Guardian News & Media as a writer and columnist for the Guardian. Hinsliff, whose final column for the Times was published today, will begin writing for the Guardian in September
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Guardian marks first world war centenary with ambitious interactive documentary in seven languages
To mark the 100 year anniversary of the first world war, the Guardian today launches an interactive documentary - First World War: the story of a global conflict - which explores the global impact of the conflict through a unique, immersive approach to digital storytelling. 'The project has been produced with the support of Imperial War Museums, who provided archival support and consultancy
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Observer launches new festival of ideas, debate and innovation
Guardian News & Media today announces Observer Ideas, a one-day festival bringing together the best and brightest thinkers from the worlds of arts, media, science and activism
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Guardian News & Media announces appointment of new CEO of Guardian's US operation
Guardian News & Media (GNM) has today announced the appointment of Eamonn Store as CEO of Guardian US, the New York-based, Pulitzer Prize winning US digital edition
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James Woodford joins Guardian Australia as ocean correspondentThe environmental and science correspondent will write on marine science for Guardian Australia
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Guardian Australia journalists win Amnesty media awardThree Guardian Australia journalists took home the Print/Online award at the Amnesty International Australia Media Awards, for an exclusive investigation which uncovered a serious data protection breach by the Australian immigration department
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Veteran legal writer joins ranks at Guardian AustraliaGold Walkley winner Richard Ackland takes on role of editor-at-large
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Guardian Australia appoints Melbourne EditorThree-time Walkley Award winner Gay Alcorn to head up new Melbourne office
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Guardian launches redesigned app giving readers the whole picture, the whole time
Building on the success of its award-winning iPhone and Android apps - already downloaded and used by over 1 million people - the Guardian today unveils a redesigned app to deliver a more personalised and engaging experience for its readers
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Guardian Australia celebrates one-year anniversaryAustralian digital edition records rapid growth in audience and revenue in just 12 months
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The Guardian reaches over 100 million monthly unique browsers
The Guardian has broken through the 100 million monthly unique browser barrier for the first time, according to the latest ABC digital figures released today
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Audiences not platformsThe Guardian’s Progressive audience is multiplatform. Our Open strategy is leading to new ways of talking to them and new ways of engaging advertisers
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Senior parliamentary official Carol Mills may have provided misleading evidenceCarol Mills, the secretary of the Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS), is accused of misleading parliament about how much she knew about an investigation into one of her employees.
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Icac to delay investigations until after its Margaret Cunneen appealNSW’s corruption watchdog says it will not release its reports on developer donations and Australian Water Holdings until the high court rules
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Luke Batty's father displayed 'red flags' before murder, inquest hearsA magistrate has told the inquest into Luke Batty’s death, Greg Anderson’s behaviour alarmed her and indicated Luke was at risk
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Scott Morrison: Labor and Greens ‘irrelevant and impotent’ on border protection – video
The immigration minister says he won't take any moral lectures from Labor or the Greens in the wake of new asylum seeker laws passing the Senate
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Margaret Cunneen: Icac to appeal after court decides it has no power to investigate prosecutorCunneen wins bid to prevent corruption commission investigating alleged attempt to pervert course of justice, but matter will now be taken to high court
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Huge dust storm engulfs Queensland town of Bedourie – in picturesEnormous dark clouds of sand and dirt turn day into night in the small outback town on the edge of the Simpson Desert
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Ricky Muir ‘forced into a corner’ on Senate asylum seeker vote – video
Senator Ricky Muir says he wrestled with the decision of backing changes to asylum seeker laws in the senate
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