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'Back to basics': McGrath buoyed for Bangladesh series

Australia's women's cricket team will take to the field for the first time since winning the T20 World Cup in a three-match ODI series against Bangladesh.

AAP · Oct 8

'Insanity': cuts at Australia's second-oldest museum

Planned job losses, including scientific and curator roles, at one of the nation's oldest museums are an example of the arts "not being taken seriously".

AAP · Oct 8

Cryptic campaign points to Powderfinger reunion

Mysterious billboards and social media postings from Australian music legends Powderfinger all point to one thing, one of the band's oldest associates says.

AAP · Oct 8

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Best-of-five not going anywhere: new Open chief

Best-of-five men's tennis is here to stay at the Australian Open, says new boss Andrew Abdo.

AAP · Oct 8

Australia migration: Coalition plans 650,000 cut in temporary migrants over four years

Australia's opposition Coalition plans to limit temporary migrant numbers by 650,000 within four years, which includes stricter student visa rules. The proposed changes would restrict family member admissions for most international students except in certain cases. Additionally, international student visas would be linked to specific institutions to enforce compliance with…

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Coal demand set to plunge as the world goes electric

Increasing global use of electricity is set to be a major focus at the COP31 summit in Turkey, but a report finds progress is falling short.

AAP · Oct 8

Pacific people pay exorbitant prices for energy. Rich countries should back their renewable transition

Across the Pacific, the changes wrought by a warming climate are visible everywhere. Surging sea levels, warming oceans and more intense cyclones and flooding.

The Conversation · Oct 8

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Coal group threatens legal action against council if Rising Tide protest allowed

Coal Australia 'demands' City of Newcastle reject People's Blockade application.

Newcastle Herald · Oct 8

Apple’s new age verification is a game-changer for kids’ safety online. We need the rest of big tech to follow

Australians who use Apple devices can once again access the world’s most popular adult content site, Pornhub.

The Conversation · Oct 8

Queensland is leading Australia’s fight against illicit tobacco. Should other states follow suit?

Not a week goes by without a news story about illicit tobacco in Australia, which is now a serious problem across the country.

The Conversation · Oct 8

Palmer's fugitive nephew guilty of contempt of court

A judge says no weight can be given to Clive Mensink's "self-serving" claims about being unable to return to Australia to discuss Queensland Nickel's collapse.

AAP · Oct 8

Australian shares dive as bond market fears persist

A rebound in metals prices has failed to dig Australian mining stocks out of trouble, amid worries about global bonds and a potential European debt crisis.

AAP · Oct 8

Australia’s top court puts fossil fuel developers on notice

Australia’s highest court has just delivered its first-ever decision in a climate case. And it could sour the economic argument for developing new coal and gas projects in New South Wales, and possibly Australia.

The Conversation · Oct 8

'I owe the Greeks my life': Cup final a family affair

Former Socceroo Alan Davidson's lifelong love for South Melbourne was born out of racist bullying, but his allegiance will be split in the Australia Cup final.

AAP · Oct 8

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The Guardian - AU · Oct 8

Australia stick to familiar formula in South Africa as they seek to bury demons of 2018

The Test series shapes as one of unforced errors and modest scores with both sides unconvincing with the bat and relying on their bowling attack

The Conversation · Oct 8

Thinking of taking melatonin to help you sleep? Here’s what you need to know

Whether you’re struggling with jet lag, are a shift worker who sleeps during the day, or someone with more severe insomnia, you might have wondered if melatonin can help you get a better sleep.

The Canberra Times · Oct 8

How the health system relies on professionals who choose to make Canberra home

'Either clone them in labs, or you've got to bring people from overseas.'

Pedestrian.tv · Oct 8

West End & Broadway Hit 'Operation Mincemeat' Is Coming To Australia, So Here's What You Need To Know

Operation Mincemeat, the most exciting production to come out of London’s West End in a hot minute, is finally on its way to Australia.

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AAP · Oct 7

No.1 for a reason: Aussie coach defends batting group

Australia's batting has been under the spotlight in the lead up to the South Africa Test series, but coach Andrew McDonald insists it has performed well.

Pedestrian.tv · Oct 7

The Traitors Australia Is Returning In 2027 With Everyday Aussies If You’ve Always Wanted To Play

Channel 10 has finally confirmed that The Traitors Australia will be returning in 2027 — but this time, with a slight twist.

AAP · Oct 7

Proteas secure advantage in exclusive pitch training

South Africa have granted themselves access to training on a pitch similar to the one expected for the first Test, with Australia not offered the same luxury.

The Guardian - AU · Oct 7

Can young theatre-makers act for 50 hours straight, fuelled by pizza and determination? They’ve done it before

Australia’s oldest youth-owned arts company – whose alumni include Hilary Bell and Trevor Ashley – marks its 50th year with the theatrical endurance fundraiser

AAP · Oct 7

CSIRO to partner with pharmaceutical giant for research

A five-year partnership between CSIRO and Moderna has been unveiled to help develop research to biosecurity threats in Australia and the Pacific.

AAP · Oct 7

Plot twist: Durban Test may turn on spinners decision

With Kingsmead set to offer a different challenge in the series opener, South Africa appear set to play two frontline spinners in Durban, but Australia one.

AAP · Oct 7

Climate change not the only blame for bushfire crisis

Australia's bushfire crisis may be linked to British colonisation, with researchers finding increased risk goes beyond the influence of climate change alone.

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