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Tasmania is set for a warm spring — but the east could be much wetter than the west

After a mild winter with higher-than-average maximum and minimum temperatures, spring in Tasmania is set to follow the same trend, the Bureau of Meteorology says.

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Israel’s Population Reaches 9.5 Mln

Ahead of the Jewish New Year, Israel’s population stands at 9.593 million residents, the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) said in data released on Tuesday. Up to 45 percent of the population are secular, 35 percent are religious, and 19 percent are traditional. In 1948, when Israel was established, the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Belfast businessman on why he decided to bring his online retail shop back to the high street

"The opening has gone phenomenally well so far and everyone seems really happy to see us back."

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Pratap Pawar elected Audit Bureau of Circulations chairman

Srinivasan K Swamy was unanimously elected Deputy Chairman of the Bureau

The Hindu

La Nina rains on start of bushfire season for third consecutive year

ACT's official start to both the storm and bushfire seasons has been pushed back after a third La Nina event was declared.

The Canberra Times

La Niña 3: This Time It’s Really, Really Personal

According to the Bureau of Meteorology, La Niña is back for a third visit, and this time she isn't taking any prisoners.

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'Very real possibility of flooding': Bureau declares third consecutive La Nina event

The weather event is characterised by above average rainfall for northern and eastern Australia.

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Belfast businessman on why he decided to bring his online retail shop back to the high street

"The opening has gone phenomenally well so far and everyone seems really happy to see us back."

Belfast Live

Feds had corrupt suburban mayor in their sights for decades before charging him, records show

Newly obtained records show the FBI was investigating longtime Niles Mayor Nicholas Blase in 1979 and again in 1996 before embarking on the corruption probe in the early 2000s that led to a conviction and a prison stint.

Chicago Sun-Times

Spring sunshine arrives after record rainfall

A balmy 17 degrees is forecast today for the first day of spring.

The Canberra Times

Municipal Corporation Faridabad and Wakf Board officials arrested caught taking Rs 80,000 bribe

CHANDIGARH: Haryana State Vigilance Bureau has arrested two officials posted in Municipal Corporation Faridabad and Waqf Board, Bhiwani red-handed while accepting bribe worth Rs 50,000 and Rs 30,000 respectively. Both have been booked under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

The Times of India

Nearly a quarter of women have experienced emotional abuse by partner

Analysis from the Australian Bureau of Statistics finds nearly a quarter of women have experienced emotional abuse by a partner.

ABC News

Ex-Punjab minister held over ‘scam’ in foodgrains transportation tenders scam; Congress accuses AAP of political vendetta

Congress leaders presented themselves before the Vigilance Bureau in anticipation of ‘false allegations’

The Hindu

Sri Lanka to woo greater number of Indian tourists

The island is preparing new packages such as the Murugan-Shiva Shakthi trails

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Explained: What FIFA suspension means for AIFF and Indian football

Should the ban continue, India cannot host the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup which is scheduled to commence on October 11 later this year. Luckily for India, FIFA has not yet announced an alternative host, providing the country with some hope.

Daily Mirror

Donald Trump 'concerned' that wife Melania could be a possible informant for FBI raid

Former President Donald Trump is reportedly becoming increasingly paranoid after finger-pointing toward people in his own family occurred amid speculation someone may have been an informant for the FBI raid

The Canberra Times

Dry July gives way to wet and windy August

Drier and colder next week - and then the rains come back

The Conversation

A wet spring: what is a 'negative Indian Ocean Dipole' and why does it mean more rain for Australia's east?

The Bureau of Meteorology recently announced a negative Indian Ocean Dipole event is underway.

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The Canberra Times

Stormy weather and heavy rain could bring floods to capital on Thursday

Heavy rainfall is expected to lash Canberra, with up to 100mm predicted for Thursday alone.

Daily Record

CAB celebrates audit achievement

The successful appraisal by the by the Scottish Legal Aid Board makes them one of the very few accredited information and advice providers in the West Lothian area.

The Hindu

Explained | The Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill 2022 and India’s climate targets

The Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill 2022 seeks to enable India to reach its climate targets under the Paris Climate Agreement before 2030

Reason

The FBI Kept Tabs on Mort Sahl's Jokes About It, and Hoover Thought Sahl Was a 'Sick Man'

The late standup comedian's FBI file says he "ridiculed the FBI, law enforcement, and high public officials, beyond the bounds of good humor."

Newcastle Herald

Flood warnings issued for the Hunter ahead of non-stop week of rain

The Bureau is predicting up to 135mm over the six days, exceeding July's average of around 90mm.

Dynamite News

FIFA 2022: FIFA allows teams to select 26 players for upcoming World Cup Qatar

The Bureau of the FIFA Council - composed of the FIFA President and the six confederation presidents on Thursday approved the size of final squad lists for FIFA World Cup 2022, increasing it to at least 23 and putting a maximum cap of 26 players. Read more on Dynamite News:

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La Niña officially over, but Bureau of Meteorology says it might be back in spring

The weather pattern that drove record rain and floods in eastern Australia this year has ended, but models suggest it may soon return.

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