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Seamer Neser recalled for Australia's Test tour of NZ

Queensland quick Michael Neser has been recalled to Australia's squad to tour New Zealand as he eyes his first Test appearance since December 2022.

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When it comes to Australia’s homelessness deaths, we can’t change what we don’t measure

Picture yourself on the streets, seeking to stay safe. We need to get serious about saving lives

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'Electric melter' fires decarbonisation in global steel

Iron ore and steel leaders BHP, Rio Tinto and BlueScope are scoping locations in Australia for a pilot plant to make low-carbon steel using cleaner technology.

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Push for airline compensation scheme; NSW flags tougher asbestos penalties – as it happened

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Loyal defence 'wingman' drones get extra $399 million

Federal spending on the Australian Defence Force's Ghost Bat combat drone program now totals almost $1 billion.

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Morning Mail: Labor faces Dunkley scrap, Wong’s Gaza admission, Zelenskiy sacks top general

Poll shows party is ahead in the Victorian byelection – but only just; Ukraine’s president fires Valerii Zaluzhnyi in long-awaited shake-up

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Loro Piana celebrates record-breaking merino wool, with fibres eight times finer than human hair

The Loro Piana Record Bale Award honours the finest bale of merino wool in Australia and New Zealand. This year, Australian farm Pyrenees Park achieved a world record

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Lee passes another exam in Doha to grab last-gasp gold

Swimmer Kyle Lee has earned a last-gasp gold for Australia in the open water relay at the world championships - a day after sitting an accountancy exam.

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Chinese Twins Dominate Artistic Swimming, Australia Wins Thrilling Open Water Race

Twins Wang Liuyi and Wang Qianyi win gold in artistic swimming at the World Aquatics Championships while Australia narrowly edges Italy in open water race.

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Aussies earn dramatic win to reach U19 World Cup final

Australia's teenage cricket prospects have set up another World Cup final with India after beating Pakistan by one wicket in a nerve-shredding semi in Benoni.

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Australia edge out Pakistan by one wicket in a thriller, to face India in U-19 World Cup final

NEW DELHI: Medium pacer Tom Straker impressive six-for was followed by a gritty half-century from opener Harry Dixon as Australia pipped Pakistan by one wicket in a thrilling second semi-final of the ICC Under-19 World Cup in Benoni on Thursday.

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'Do not give up on PNG': Marape urges investment

Papua New Guinea can join Australia in providing security and promoting democracy in the Pacific if empowered economically, its prime minister says.

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Venice Biennale 2024: Australian pavilion to explore colonisation, incarceration and First Nations resilience

Artist Archie Moore will draw from his personal history – and databases including Guardian Australia’s Deaths Inside – to create a ‘site for quiet reflection’

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From Sarah Snook to Suzie Miller: how a tiny Sydney stage launched Australian greats

A crucible for playwrights and actors for more than 50 years, the Stables is to closes for an $11m renovation. Some of the theatre’s many alumni reflect on its early days

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Breaking the ‘permanent casual’ oxymoron: will Labor’s new laws make a real difference for workers?

Experts say pathway to sick and holiday pay a ‘huge win’ for Australia’s 2.5 million casual workers but industry groups are not convinced

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We don’t have all the facts on UNRWA allegations, Penny Wong admits

Minister says she didn’t have all the evidence about alleged UN staff links to 7 October attacks before she paused funding

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Aussies win first swimming gold at Doha worlds

Australia have won their second gold medal of the aquatic world championships in Doha after taking out the 4x1500m mixed open-water race.

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Victoria take down Redbacks to shoot to top spot

Victoria are well placed to reach the domestic one-day cup final after a three-wicket win over South Australia catapulted them to top spot on the ladder.

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Willett wins shooting bronze, aiming for third Olympics

Australian shooter James Willett has shown his campaign for a third Olympics is on target after winning bronze in the Morocco round of the trap World Cup.

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Australia’s climate has warmed by 1.5C since 1910, BoM temperature records show

Warming of the land surface increased from 1.48C after another year of data was added, annual climate statement reveals

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Australia could co-host next Commonwealth Games

Co-hosts are being considered for the next Commonwealth Games, but Australia remain steadfast in wanting to keep the multi-sports event.

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Labor MP breaks ranks with party over Israel’s ‘unconscionable’ bombardment of Gaza

Josh Wilson tells Australian parliament besieged territory is ‘being bombed into rubble’ following Benjamin Netanyahu’s rejection of ceasefire proposal

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West Indies stars set to shine in Australia T20 clash

After sitting out Test and ODI matches to play franchise T20s, some superstar West Indian players will front up for their T20I series opener in Hobart.

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Daryl Mitchell to miss second Test against South Africa due to foot injury

NEW DELHI: New Zealand Cricket announced on Thursday that Black Caps batter Daryl Mitchell will be sidelined for the second Test against South Africa next week to prioritize his fitness for the upcoming home series against world champions Australia.

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For corporations, greed is good – so how can Australia really tackle price gouging?

Restoring wages, breaking up dominant firms and more extensive price regulation are all ways we can make an economy that serves people, not profits

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