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    Approval of NSW's largest coalmine sparks climate backlash●The green light for the largest coalmine in NSW history is shocking proof that our governance systems are betraying AustMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy1411 min ago

    New South Wales has approved what would be the largest coalmine in the state's history, with the Independent Planning Commission publishing its reasons for the decision. Georgina Woods, writing in Guardian Australia, argues the approval is proof that Australia's governance systems are failing both Australians and the global climate, prompting anger among climate campaigners including Lock the Gate.

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    Better Home & Finance stock draws investor attention●Better Home & Finance Holding Company (BETR) stock price, news, quote and history✉newsBusinessFinance19 min ago

    Better Home & Finance Holding Company, traded under the ticker BETR, is being tracked by investors checking its stock price, quotes and historical performance on financial data platforms. The mortgage lender's shares are appearing in market watchlists and finance coverage, prompting searches for the latest news and price movements around the company.

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    Better Home & Finance Stock Draws Investor Attention●Better Home & Finance Holding Company (BETR) Stock Price, News, Quote & History✉newsBusinessFinance19 min ago

    Better Home & Finance Holding Company, traded under the ticker BETR, is seeing interest in its stock price, news and trading history among investors. The mortgage lender's shares are being tracked on financial data platforms as market watchers look up quotes and recent developments around the company. No specific corporate announcement or price move has been confirmed in the available coverage.

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    CIA Officer Turned Traitor Allegedly Trained His Son to Spy●A CIA officer betrayed his country. Then he trained his own son to do the same. # books # bookreview # Espionage # TrueCMmastodonWorldCrime228 min ago

    A widely shared blog item recounts the story of a CIA officer who allegedly betrayed his country and then recruited his own son into espionage. The claim is presented as a true-crime book review, but no independent reporting or named individuals are provided, so the specifics of the case and its current relevance cannot be verified from the available information.