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Australian conflict role unlikely as Iran tensions rise

Australia is standing with every day Iranians in the face of an escalating conflict, Anthony Albanese says, with thousands of people stranded in the region.

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First Nations' Mardi Gras float issues climate call

Among 170 floats and 10,000 marchers, First Nations collective Yamurrah has given a behind-the-scenes look at the work that goes into the Mardi Gras parade.

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Cops slammed as sister seeks truth about model's death

The sister of an escort who vanished more than 30 years ago has criticised an "indifferent" police force's failures to do a proper initial investigation.

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'Loved life': mass paddle-out for young shark victim

A community paddle-out for a boy killed in a shark attack has turned into an emotional tribute for the beloved young surfer.

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'Nation has stood up': mourners resilient after attack

A message of defiance grounded in Jewish tenets has marked an emotional commemoration for Bondi massacre victims as political and religious leaders unite.

AAP

Sarah Wilson: ‘Worrying about your gut biome when the world’s burning is too indulgent’

From I Quit Sugar to the ‘shittification of life’, writer and journalist Sarah Wilson on breaking up with hope and finding happiness in collapse theory

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'Life's Ruined': UK Town Broken By Grooming Gangs Wants Answers

Once famed as an industrial powerhouse that produced some of the world's finest steel, Rotherham is now known as the epicentre of the UK grooming scandal, leaving the town angry, ashamed and needing answers.

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38% of Gen Z Australians identify as spiritual and half of them believe in karma. Why is spirituality so popular?

Spirituality is increasingly popular with young Australians: recent research shows 38% of Gen Z Australians identify as spiritual.

The Conversation

Google designers detail the ongoing effort to revamp Fitbit app

Google shared an interview with the Fitbit UX team explaining the thought behind the app's Material You design overhaul.

Android Central

Broadway stars unite to raise funds for homeless pregnant women

Broadway stars Jenna Ushkowitz and Merle Dandridge are joining forces with a group of talented singers to raise money for Harvest Home L.A., a non-profit f...

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8 sustainable ways to reuse Christmas waste in your backyard – instead of throwing it out

After the Christmas excess, discover how to make use of packaging and other waste to benefit your backyard

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Types of orchids – 10 stunning varieties for your home

Discover a rich tapestry of shapes and colors to enhance your plant collection

Homes & Gardens

5 Christmas cactus mistakes houseplant experts say hinder this holiday houseplant's ability to bloom – and how to avoid them

It’s essential to avoid these mistakes for a healthy houseplant, from overwatering to providing too much light

Homes & Gardens

The 10 best plants for front yard paths – expert picks to mean a designer touch is the first thing you see when you get home

The right plants can transform a front yard pathway into a welcoming and beautiful entrance for your home

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How to clean white outdoor cushions – expert guidance and the damaging advice to ignore

Cleaning and outdoor experts advise on how to clean white outdoor cushions so that they remain stain-free, don't gray and stay white for longer

Daily Mirror

Vegan left shocked after being served up single banana for in-flight meal they paid for

A passenger onboard a Japan Airlines plane from Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta International Airport ordered a vegan breakfast and was disappointed to see the soft fruit which arrived

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago Tool Library opens new location, in West Side warehouse

The library’s collection includes a range of items, from home improvement tools to projectors, all available for Chicago residents to borrow. It’s open three days a week.

Manchester Evening News

The indoor play named best in region with pirate ships, dinosaurs and indoor beaches

It's a paradise for little ones at this vast indoor play area

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The Bristol flower grower reducing the carbon footprint one bouquet at a time

"You're paying a little bit extra because they've had to farm that in a different way. But I think it's worth it. I like knowing that I can be sure that when somebody puts their nose in a bouquet of flowers, there's nothing in there. They can sniff that.”

The Independent UK

‘Disgusting and tepid’: Ryanair passenger slams ‘saddest’ lasagne served on budget flight

The lasagne and its replacement looked grey and uncooked, the passenger claimed

Daily Mirror

Ryanair customer slams 'saddest' lasagne - and shows how it differs to menu picture

Sarah Wilson, from North Devon, was tempted by a picture of the delicious-looking, steaming lasagne in the Ryanair menu as she flew from Vienna to Bristol earlier this year

The Guardian - AU

‘A reason to get up … and it’s free’: a volunteering holiday in the Whitsundays

Sorting piles of garbage isn’t a typical tropical escape, but on the Great Barrier Reef Joe Hinchliffe finds purpose in paradise

Evening Standard

Prince William visits centre in London to learn about charity’s work saving lives of men in suicidal crisis

Prince William has said society is not tackling the problem of male suicide with enough urgency as he visited a new prevention centre in London on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Society not tackling issue of male suicide as fast as we need to, says William

The Duke of Cambridge toured the new London branch of James’ Place.

Daily Mirror

Where X Factor's Same Difference are now - brother and sister duo are still close

X Factor's Same Difference were a fun loving pop duo who stormed to success on the ITV talent show. Here we take a look at what they have been up to since they split seven years after they were catapulted into the spotlight on the show

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