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Respect fuels Tomljanovic-Ostapenko Wimbledon rematch

Ajla Tomljanovic and Jelena Ostapenko had one of the great Wimbledon bust-ups, but the Australian is adamant it's all sweetness and light for the SW19 rematch.

AAP

Australian track team head into unknown at Olympics

Grace Brown on the road and the men's team sprint on the track are the key medal prospects among the first Australian cyclists confirmed for the Paris Olympics.

AAP

Bolt dreams of pulling off a Ruud shock after epic week

Alex Bolt, Australia's story of the week at Wimbledon after his qualifying heroics, now has Norway's star Casper Ruud in his sights in the main draw.

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Gull numbers on the rise but it's not all good news

An increase in gull numbers along the Tasmanian coastline is cause for cheer but habitat destruction has left other bird species on the brink of extinction.

AAP

Newcastle councillor calls for city to drop its 'nuclear-free' status

'There is an opportunity here to preserve our industrial roots'.

Newcastle Herald

Father, farmer, inventor: politics giant's humble roots

The family of former South Australian premier, senator and federal MP Steele Hall have remembered him as an adored father and hardworking farmer.

AAP

Farmers dig in on renewables as transition accelerates

The push is on for Australian farmers to play their part in the transition to renewable energy but some remain apprehensive about climate targets.

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Thank you for your service, Mr and Mrs Hurley

He has always been about looking forward, being resilient.

The Canberra Times

Man Travels To Australia With Only $400 And Leaves $123K Richer Thanks To FIFO Jobs

With an array of career options available, Australia has become a hot spot for 'Fly In Fly Out' workers.

International Business Times UK

King Charles Is Reportedly “In Denial” About How Much He Can Handle As He’s Set to Juggle a Major Foreign Tour Alongside Continued Cancer Treatment This Fall

The Palace still hasn’t confirmed that two countries are reportedly being dropped from the royal tour of Oceania this fall, as “Charles is optimistic and desperately wants to keep going with everything.”

Marie Claire

Australia poke US bear to ramp up swimming rivalry for Olympic Games

Old comments have been recycled to fire up the American team before the two nations vie for supremacy in the Paris pool

The Guardian - AU

After serving years as children in Australian adult prisons, Indonesians reveal new anguish

As a 16-year-old facing an Australian court, Nasrudin Yahya had ‘no idea’ he was going to jail because his interpreter did not speak his language

The Guardian - AU

Indonesian boys jailed by Australia claim no translation provided in court

Minors who were locked up in adult prisons for people smuggling say they could not understand proceedings and thought they were going home

The Guardian - AU

Aussie Duckworth to face Demon in Wimbledon opener

Australian James Duckworth has been drafted in as a late 'lucky loser' and will enjoy a dream first-round date against compatriot Alex de Minaur at Wimbledon.

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The Times of India

Inzamam-ul-Haq hits back at Rohit Sharma: 'Humein na sikhayein reverse swing kaise hota hai'

Inzamam-ul-Haq had stirred a bit of a controversey when he questioned how India, in particular left-arm pacer Arshdeep Singh, managed to reverse-swing the ball in the 16th over of Australia's innings during their 'Super 8's match of the T20 World Cup, and the former Pakistan captain has retorted once again…

The Guardian - UK

Brits, you have no idea how to be sun safe. But as an Australian, I can tell you exactly what to do

Full-body swimsuits, ‘no hat, no play’ – avoiding the sun is a national pastime, says Guardian Australia columnist Van Badham

The Guardian - AU

Albanese says ‘no place for extremism in Australia’ after teen allegedly enters MP’s office with ‘intention to kill’

Jordan Patten, 19, allegedly wrote a document in which he expressed a desire to attack Labor politicians before visiting Tim Crakanthorp’s office

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Lender fined $16m for overcharging vulnerable customers

An overseas-controlled credit provider has been fined $16 million for entering contracts with banned fees and overcharging Australian consumers.

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Aussie sailors sub off US repair ship for home visit

Australian sailors learning trade secrets onboard a "floating submarine base" coasted into Sydney Harbour on a US ship, developing the AUKUS defence pact.

AAP

Boomers hungry for Paris after sour World Cup showing

Australia's Boomers will play China twice in Melbourne next week as they ramp up preparations for the Olympics, with young gun Josh Giddey leading the way.

AAP

Scam takes millions of dollars from hundreds of victims

A crime syndicate has allegedly duped hundreds of Australians into sending it millions of dollars using sophisticated scams.

The Conversation

Not quite medicine, not quite food: how a product like mushroom gummies can fall through the regulatory cracks

Several people across the country have recently been hospitalised after consuming mushroom gummies distributed by Australian brand Uncle Frog and made in the United States. Their reported symptoms included elevated heart rate, nausea, anxiety and hallucinations.

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Anna Paul Is Australia’s Internet It Girl — But Here’s What You Don’t Know About Her

She's the girl on TikTok's lips.

The Conversation

ANZ’s $4.9 billion Suncorp takeover will now go ahead. Is the government sending mixed messages on business competition?

Two years after the deal was first announced, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has today given the green light for ANZ to acquire the banking arm of Queensland-based insurer Suncorp.

The Conversation

Some of us don’t have high-quality drinking water, and it’s putting public health at risk. How do we deliver universal access?

A new Productivity Commission report has urged Australian governments to commit to providing universal access to safe and reliable drinking water, warning that public health depends on it.

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