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‘Massive underfunding’ blamed as students enrolled in Australian public schools falls to new low

As thousands more students head to private schools, advocates hope new government funding deals might draw families back to public sector

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China sets lowest GDP growth target for decades as it braces for economic slowdown

‘High-quality growth’ target of 4.5-5% outlined at Two Sessions as Chinese premier talks of complex situations at home and abroad

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Police told Kelly Wilkinson to ‘cool off’ and give estranged husband ‘a break’ days before he burned her to death, inquest hears

Wilkinson was turned away by police while seeking help four days before she was murdered, Queensland coroner’s court told

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Ukraine war briefing: Russia claims LNG tanker in Mediterranean hit by drones

The Arctic Metagaz had been carrying 61,000 tonnes of liquefied natural gas when it exploded; Ukrainian drones reported to have hit southern Russia. What we know on day 1,471

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Pauline Hanson charged taxpayers almost $9,000 for private plane to event honouring Gina Rinehart donation

Details of flight come as One Nation leader faces scrutiny over her use of taxpayer-funded entitlements

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Aston Martin reveal fears over nerve damage will prevent F1 team from finishing Australian GP

Aston Martin have admitted that Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll will not be able to complete even half the race at the season-opening Australian GP in Melbourne

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‘A win for democracy’: Labor abandons freedom of information law changes that would have reduced transparency

Katy Gallagher says Albanese government still committed to reform and flags new fixes to system ‘stuck in the 1980s’

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Papua New Guinea offers cash for guns as amnesty opens to combat escalating tribal violence

Weapons amnesty and buyback scheme will run until August as PM James Marape says illegal guns ‘destroying families and villages’

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Tasmanian salmon farms blocked from using antibiotic florfenicol after detection in wild fish 10km away

Regulator suspends permit due to ‘unacceptable risk’ antibiotic poses to other species in move welcomed by environmental campaigners

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Five Australian projects shortlisted for Royal Institute of British Architects International awards

List includes a rare double listing for Candalepas Associates, with offices in Sydney and Melbourne, for two vastly different buildings

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Iranian journalist barred by AFC has Women’s Asian Cup accreditation reinstated

The AFC has reinstated the accreditation of veteran journalist Alireza Mohebbi three days after it had been removed while he was covering Iran’s national team

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Greg Lynn denied bail as he seeks permanent stay in Victorian high country murder trial

Former airline pilot to remain in custody ahead of retrial over campsite death of 73-year-old Carol Clay in 2020

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Morning Mail: US sub sinks Iranian warship, sea levels ‘higher than thought’, cow milk makes a comeback

Dozens of lives lost as vessel torpedoed off Sri Lanka while Iran postpones ayatollah’s funeral amid bombardment; rethink on rising oceans

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Two ADF aircraft sent to assist Australians stranded in Middle East – as it happened

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Fever dream: Australia sweltered through one of the hottest summers on record, with little relief at night

Data shows that some locations stayed well above 30C through the night during a heatwave in late January

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Australia’s GDP growth is partly due to government spending. So why isn’t the Coalition complaining?

After such a long period of miserable figures, seeing the economy grow closer to 3% is a relief

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My whey: dairy milk back on menu as protein boom cuts demand for plant-based alternatives

Dairy milk has made a comeback amid cost-of-living pressures and a focus on ‘natural’ products

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It’s crunch time! Gala apples and nashi pears among Australia’s best-value fruit and veg for March

Autumn fruits are ripe and ready, including ‘beautiful’ figs for $2 each and Hass avocados at only $1.50 a piece. But it’s not a good time for berries

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Dennis Cometti was erudite, funny and engaging. His witticisms could fill a library

Look back at football’s defining moments and Cometti did them all justice – he didn’t miss a beat and always had the perfect one-liner ready to reel off

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Sydney to Hobart 1998: the harrowing race that killed six and ‘shattered the community’

Two brothers return to the yacht race that killed their father in True South, a documentary about the darkest moment in the event’s history

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My petty gripe: why does public pool etiquette dissolve in the summer?

Slow overtakers, indifferent doggy paddlers and wannabe Thorpeys – everyone seems to forget the limits of their own swimming abilities

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Labor says Australia won’t run out of fuel due to the Iran conflict. So how much do we have and how long will it last?

The amount of crude oil being refined locally has dwindled in recent years – but officials say Australia’s strategic reserve means there’s no need to worry

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Mozart with meatballs, in an Ikea: how opera is facing its existential crisis

In an attempt to find new audiences and save money, opera companies are ‘throwing spaghetti at the wall’ to see what sticks. It often works

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Tim Wilson claims he has sold out of his bet against the share market for ‘modest profit’

Shadow treasurer tells MPs he has cashed in the investment and donated the gains to an advocacy group for gay rights in Iran

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Adelaide University cancels literary festival event with UN Gaza investigator Francesca Albanese

Festival organisers criticise the university for last-minute booking cancellation of event headlined by special rapporteur for Palestinian territories

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