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Sox News Weekly
The weekly edition of Sox News
Sox News Weekly is a continuing publication issued once every week, on Saturday, with no planned end date. Each issue carries a volume number, an issue number, a cover date and a permanent URL.
Issue archive
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17 Oct 2026
Volume 1, Issue 11 · Issue 11
This week's issue follows Washington's Russia policy from the energy truce to the Graham Act waiver, Alberta's referendum campaign, hot inflation in the United States, Australia's trust tax and rising unemployment, Britain's growth surprise ahead of the Budget, and Ottawa's fight with Stelco's owner.
12 items
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10 Oct 2026
Volume 1, Issue 10 · Issue 10
This week's issue ranges from Britain's jury and mortgage debates and Quebec's sovereignty mandate to a deadly Georgia shooting, a new CBS and CNN owner, Ottawa's delayed heat-pump rebate, and Washington's tests of legal accountability and Russian energy policy.
13 items
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3 Oct 2026
Volume 1, Issue 9 · Issue 9
This week’s issue examines Australia’s AI inquiry and inflation, Britain’s shipbuilding pledge, economic signals from New Zealand and the United States, plus energy and security decisions spanning Canada and Iraq.
14 items
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26 Sep 2026
Volume 1, Issue 8 · Issue 8
This week's issue follows the new Russia sanctions law and Australia's productivity challenge, legal tests over White House access and third country deportations, new security commitments in Greenland, Ukraine, Australia and New Zealand, Canada's fuel and defence choices, Britain's workplace health plan, and new rules for diplomacy, AI agents and teen safety.
15 items
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19 Sep 2026
Volume 1, Issue 7 · Issue 7
This week's issue examines a court's limit on FEMA staffing cuts, the oil and shipping risk around Hormuz, the hardening of tariff and sanctions policy, renewed inflation pressure, and the housing and energy choices confronting Australia, Britain, Canada and the United States.
15 items
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12 Sep 2026
Volume 1, Issue 6 · Issue 6
This week's issue follows the Iran shipping shock into tankers, fuel prices, trade and inflation, while examining settlement sanctions, scam finance, climate costs, child safety and due process.
12 items
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5 Sep 2026
Volume 1, Issue 5 · Issue 5
This week we examine Britain's prison capacity, Australia's housing downturn and productivity gap, North America's mixed jobs data, and Trump's trade ultimatum.
5 items
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29 Aug 2026
Volume 1, Issue 4 · Issue 4
English mayors were handed a route around the housing veto, the RBA's pause left a live risk of a rise, and Canada's retaliation put its own consumers in the line of fire.
3 items
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22 Aug 2026
Volume 1, Issue 3 · Issue 3
Britain's housing market repriced the cost of money, Washington bought three days of tariff relief instead of a trade deal, and the Treasury discovered that buybacks are not the same thing as credibility.
3 items
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15 Aug 2026
Volume 1, Issue 2 · Issue 2
Canberra changed the tax rules on housing again, the RBA held rates and called it relief, and a tariff exemption became a test of who actually sets Australian policy.
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8 Aug 2026
Volume 1, Issue 1 · The inaugural issue
Sox News Weekly opens with the launch period of the rolling site: an American tariff on the cheapest energy technology there is, a Canberra rebate that finally reaches the businesses it was meant for, and a fuel tax holiday that ends at the worst possible moment.
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A serial alongside the rolling site
Sox News publishes as news breaks. The weekly edition fixes each week of that journalism into a numbered issue with a cover date, a masthead, a table of contents and a permanent address, so the record can be cited, catalogued and archived.
Sox News Weekly is a continuing publication issued once every week, on Saturday, with no planned end date. Each issue carries a volume number, an issue number, a cover date and a permanent URL.
Every item in an issue links to the article as published on the rolling site, carries its content type label, and keeps the byline and timestamp it was published under. Sponsored items are excluded from the edition entirely.
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