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11-year-old boy finds tooth of an enormous predator to ever swim Earth’s oceans on New Jersey beach; only five had been found before

An eleven-year-old boy made an astonishing discovery while exploring a New Jersey beach: a massive megalodon tooth. This remarkable fossil is notable for being the sixth such find along the New Jersey coastline. The tooth, dating back millions of years, was nestled among rocks near Townsend Inlet. Experts at the…

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Winter 2026: first came the rain, then came the memes

Australia's ski resorts are suffering the worst start to a season in years but operators say they're doing their best to provide visitors a decent experience.

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War Memorial executive's heated stoush with photographer at official launch of $550m redevelopment

A video after the altercation has emerged.

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Winter is here ... and enough snow for now at least

The "official" start of the Australian ski season has arrived and snow is falling just in the nick of time.

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Morning Mail: influencers on notice over gambling sites, warning of new Israeli offensive in Gaza, Oscar Piastri second in Austria GP

Online influencers warned over promoting gambling company; tens of thousands flee Gaza City; Australian F1 driver second in Austria Grand Prix

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A dreadlocked rebel soldier kept me alive in Bougainville 28 years ago. Reuniting with him was an emotional experience

Here he was all those years later, older and as full of strength and pride as I remembered. I will be forever grateful to him

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Lambie labels Trump a ‘bloody sociopath’ – as it happened

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From first world war diggers to Pavlova in Sydney: Australia’s pioneering press photos

Curated by veteran photographer Mike Bowers, an exhibition of Fairfax archive images reveals the public life of a nation – and the challenges of capturing it for the newspapers

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East coast weather warning – as it happened

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Australian politician ‘sold out’ to foreign regime after being recruited by spies, Asio boss says

Mike Burgess outlines activities of spy network dubbed ‘the A-team’ in annual threat assessment, without naming former politician nor the country involved

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Guest list, playlist and wedding dress: how Anthony Albanese and Jodie Haydon could celebrate their big day

Here’s everything we know about the prime minister’s upcoming wedding (and some informed speculation)

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Linda Reynolds announces retirement – as it happened

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'I Could Rave About This Movie Forever': Top Movie Theater Executives Talk About Massive Impact Godzilla Minus One Had On The Industry

Godzilla Minus One's Cinderzilla story of box office success made a big dent in the world of cinema, and industry leaders have some insight as to why.

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David Littleproud accuses Labor of ‘class warfare’ over stage-three tax changes, saying $190,000 is ‘not a lot’

Nationals leader says tax cuts were about ‘giving everyone a fair go’ and Labor is ‘pitting one Australian against the other’

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Afternoon Update: Queensland residents prepare for Kirrily; PM begins selling stage-three tax cuts; and Captain Cook statue toppled

Townsville residents issued a ‘shelter in place’ order as Kirrily is updated to category 3 and expected to make landfall on Thursday evening

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Mike Bowers: ‘We wrote the idea for Talking Pictures on a coaster – thank goodness because we’d had a few drinks’

On a pub crawl in Belgium with Barrie Cassidy two decades ago, the photographer had a brilliant idea

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My big move: on the other side of the world, I realised nowhere but Canberra would do

Coming back to the city – especially from overseas – was seen as settling. But for me, quietness has never meant a lack of activity and excitement

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One Nation’s future after Pauline Hanson appears grim, but the Queensland election won’t be its final test

Today’s party struggles to present any concrete identity – though heir apparent James Ashby may put his own modernist populist stamp on its tired and faded image

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Morning Mail: industry linked to NT emissions decision, Cop28 president under fire, new risk test for migrants

NT ditches zero emissions policy amid gas industry objections; proposed new laws for re-detention of migrants; Cop28 president claims ‘no science’ for fossil fuel phase-out

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Net zero policy for new gas projects abandoned after industry objected

Exclusive: The gas industry was the only stakeholder consulted before policy proposal was ditched by the Northern Territory government, FoI documents show

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Pumbah the dingo comes to Canberra to help challenge myths dogging the carnivore

Dingo lovers seek a political response to new understanding of a carnivore considered kin by First Nations people and villain by many farmers

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Labor backbenchers stand with Greens to call for ‘immediate ceasefire’ in Gaza

Maria Vamvakinou and Fatima Payman joined by Coalition’s Mark Coulton to receive petitions signed by thousands of Australians

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How a false claim about wind turbines killing whales is spinning out of control in coastal Australia

Windfarm critics claim projects will harm marine life. Scientists say that’s not backed by credible evidence

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‘This saved my life’: the emotional alchemy bonding traumatised veterans and damaged racehorses

In the NSW southern highlands, Horse Aid is working to ‘un-soldier’ former defence personnel and ‘un-race’ thoroughbreds

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‘Ceasefire now’: Australian Jewish group holds vigils for peace in Sydney and Melbourne

Organisers hope gatherings will give a voice to ‘values’ not reflected in mainstream discussions

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