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New fossils show Tasmanian devils lived with people in outback Western Australia 45,000 years ago

Tasmanian devils are among Australia’s most distinctive mammals. Stocky, powerful and famously noisy, wild populations are now restricted to Tasmania.

The Conversation

Weight-loss campaigns aimed at First Nations women look like drug marketing in disguise

If you’ve scrolled through social media or watched TV, you’ve probably seen campaigns featuring women describing how difficult weight loss can be. These say you’ve probably “tried everything”. Then, viewers are encouraged to “talk to a doctor” about managing their weight.

The Conversation

What the backlash to the Industrial Revolution can teach us about handcrafts in the age of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t yet causing widespread job losses in Australia. But with some high-profile business leaders still predicting a looming unemployment “crisis” it’s little wonder many people fear AI is coming for their job.

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Elder abuse rising but support services are lacking

There are many barriers to seeking help for older Australians suffering abuse, but this is compounded for those in rural and remote parts of the country.

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New light on Tassie devils' life on mainland Australia

Scientists have uncovered Tasmanian devil bones and evidence of scavenging at a remote, rugged gorge far from their current island home.

AAP

Why the 49ers vs Rams NFL game is being played in Australia

The NFL's first regular-season game in Australia will be played at the 100,000-seat Melbourne Cricket Ground

The Independent UK

From G7 to D10: Why the world's democracies should finally name their coalition

Global summits highlight a multipolar world order and competing national interests. Industrial democracies informally assemble, behaving like a D10 coalition. This grouping commands significant global GDP and economic influence. India's consistent participation makes it indispensable to these discussions. The time has arrived for this informal arrangement to gain formal recognition.

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Myers out to lead Aussies to Ultimate athletics high

Cameron Myers and fellow 1500m hope Jess Hull are ready to lead a small but powerful Australian contingent at World Athletics' inaugural Ultimate Championship.

AAP

‘Patients’ who pay $200,000 to be frozen after death are waiting to be reborn in an Australian shed

Exclusive: Southern Cryonics operates out of a shed in Holbrook in rural NSW. Experts say reanimation is ‘a dream’ but true believers are willing to pay for a second chance at life

The Guardian - AU

Why Carlo Ancelotti Has Axed Experienced Stars From His New-Look Brazil Roster

Some unfamiliar faces will earn their debuts for Brazil in friendlies with Australia and India.

Sports Illustrated

Harbour views and rooftop pools: 7 of the best hotels in Sydney, according to our travel experts

Our travel experts have travelled to Sydney to seek out the very best hotels in Australia’s harbour city

The Independent UK

How the 49ers Have ‘Left a Bit of a Legacy’ in Australia

‘There’s red everywhere’ one Australian Niners fan told SI. The Rams, in contrast, have made it a short trip.

Sports Illustrated

49ers vs. Rams: Three Bold Predictions for Thursday Night’s NFC West Bout Down Under

Both squads traveled over 7,500 air miles to Melbourne, Australia, to open up the NFL’s 2026 International Series slate.

Sports Illustrated

The Prime Minister’s Literary Award winners include a collective Yolŋu novel – and a murder trial

This year’s winners of the Prime Minister’s Literary Awards query the instability of Australian identity. And the winners of the fiction and nonfiction prizes both point to the cruel legacy of European invasion and colonialism.

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Tale of Territory teen shot by police wins book award

An investigative journalist's account of the fatal police shooting of 19-year-old Kumanjayi Walker is among the winners of Australia's richest book awards.

The Conversation

View from The Hill: Let’s make the argument for, not against, migration: Malinauskas

It’s not very fashionable to be strongly pro-migration these days.

The Economic Times

Santner rejects BBL offer to stay available for India, Australia series

New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner declined a Big Bash League offer. He chose to prioritize upcoming Test series against India and Australia. Santner wants to remain involved with the national team's commitments. He also wishes to continue in his leadership role for the Black Caps. This decision reflects his commitment…

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Australia pursuing sanctions after trade ban snub

The prime minister has defended a decision not to follow the UK in announcing trade bans on Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories.

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The Guardian - AU

Suaalii keeps ‘open mindset’ to Wallabies position amid rising expectations for Rugby World Cup

Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii won’t specialise in one on-field role yet as Australia coach Les Kiss faces multiple selection conundrums

The Conversation

Australia’s reading and maths results are at an ‘all-time low’ – but there’s more to the story

Results from the latest international test of 15-year-olds have prompted another round of headlines suggesting there are serious problems with Australia’s academic results.

The Conversation

Did the government back down on its gas reservation policy? No – most changes make sense

After months of gas industry pushback, the federal government has made sensible changes to its much-vaunted gas reservation policy.

The Guardian - AU

Husic urges ‘concrete action’ on Israeli settlements in West Bank after Australia declines to join trade ban

Australia will not join move by UK, Canada and France in banning trade with Israeli settlements in West Bank

The Times of India

Australia’s first solar power station, built in 1981, is now heritage listed

Australia's innovative solar power station located at White Cliffs has received heritage listing recognition. Operational since 1981, this remote facility has consistently supplied power to a small community, demonstrating the potential of solar energy in extreme outback climates for more than a decade. Its preservation highlights the journey of renewable…

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Mozzies are causing Buruli ulcers in more parts of Australia. Here’s what you need to know

Warmer weather has arrived and mosquitoes will be buzzing about before you know it. As El Niño is expected to bring an early start to summer heat, it’s likely mosquitoes will make their presence felt earlier than usual.

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Spiral from LinkedIn to jail time for China spy asset

A man has been jailed for more than three years for compiling a series of worthless reports for Chinese intelligence who dropped him a line on LinkedIn.

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