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4th T20I, India vs Australia: Will run glut continue in Raipur?

With Maxwell and Stoinis gone, hosts look to seal series as another run fest looms

The Times of India

Want to cut your new home costs by 10% or more? That's what building groups can do

High-performance, affordable housing built in existing suburbs should be a big part of the solution to Australia’s housing crisis. Yet state governments and cities have struggled to achieve their goals of delivering affordable, multi-unit, infill housing.

The Conversation

Australia on path to ending HIV transmission by 2030

Findings from Australia's HIV Taskforce report chart a path to ending transmission of the virus by the end of the decade as the world marks World AIDS Day.

AAP

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A Kid Called Troy at 30: this beautiful Aussie film was one of the most important HIV/AIDS documentaries ever produced

Since 1988, World AIDS Day has been held each year on December 1. This World AIDS Day, we’re reflecting on one of the most important HIV/AIDS documentaries ever produced: A Kid Called Troy, released in Australia 30 years ago.

The Conversation

Sweeping history of Australian politics named ACT's Book of the Year

Frank Bongiorno won the $10,000 prize for a third time.

The Canberra Times

Smithsonian returns Indigenous remains to Australia

The remains of 14 Indigenous ancestors will be returned to Australia for repatriation by the Smithsonian Natural History Museum.

AAP

Emily Kam Kngwarray: stunning retrospective brings perspective – and agency – to an Australian great

The National Gallery of Australia’s exhibition contextualises the artist away from the western market, bringing us ‘the old lady’ through the prism of her country, her culture and her community

The Guardian - AU

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Government undermines 'stop the boats' policy: Dutton

Peter Dutton says the government's response to a High Court decision that prompted the release of detained immigrants will undermine border operations.

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Athletics in 'survival mode' after Games cancellation

Athletics Australia says the sport is in 'survival mode' after the scrapping of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, taking aim at how Daniel Andrews axed the event.

AAP

Stage set for national cabinet clash over GST – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

The news is fading from sight on big social media platforms – where does that leave journalism?

According to a recent survey by the News Media Association, 90% of editors in the United Kingdom “believe that Google and Meta pose an existential threat to journalism”.

The Conversation

The Australian Curriculum is copping fresh criticism – what is it supposed to do?

This week a new report said there was a “curriculum problem” in Australia. Education consultancy group Learning First found the science curriculum lacked depth and breadth and had major problems with sequencing and clarity.

The Conversation

How to watch cricket live streams — Test matches, ODIs, T20, franchise from anywhere, May fixtures

Here's how to watch cricket live streams of India, Australia, England or whoever you support with the best TV channels and streaming services wherever you are.

Tom’s Guide

Google's $100 million to Canada's news industry is a small price to pay to avoid regulation

The deal between Google and the federal government to resolve their dispute over paying for news online will come as a relief for the media industry in Canada.

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I haven't given up on Tests: Glenn Maxwell

NEW DELHI: Star Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell on Thursday said that he hasn't 'given up' on Test cricket yet after putting up a spectacular show at the recently concluded ODI World Cup.

AAP

Nathan Lyon to join James Anderson at Lancashire

Australian spinning great Nathan Lyon is to return to England to team up with his Ashes opponent James Anderson in county fare at Old Trafford.

AAP

Banking 'bullies' leave vulnerable people open to scams

Post offices are increasingly filling the void when rural banks shut down, but they're not always paid for their services, a Senate inquiry has been told.

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Consumer advocates call for ban on 'green' weasel words

Vague and misleading marketing terms like 'for the planet' should be banned in Australia, according to a report analysing green claims in social media ads.

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Most Australians don't know meaning of coercive control

Many states will soon make it illegal, but still close to half of all Australians don't know what coercive control is.

AAP

Sodden regional towns to be cut off as deluge continues

Eastern Victoria and southern NSW are contending with more rain as floodwaters threaten to cut off regional communities following wild storms.

TechRadar

Netflix's Obliterated is getting obliterated by critics – watch these 4 action comedies instead

These four classic movies will tickle your funny bone while keeping you on the edge of your seat.

The Guardian - AU

Slow transition to renewables puts Australia at risk of losing ‘attractive’ investment, super funds warn

A new report argues that $12bn a year on average between now and 2050 will be required to transition to renewable energy

The Guardian - AU

Half of pre-mixed alcohol features nutritional claims as industry targets young Australians, study finds

Exclusive: Researchers say producers of alcoholic drinks ‘intensively using’ health claims in efforts to reverse declining consumption

The Guardian - AU

It’s climate Christmas! But data dump shows Australia has a long way to go on emissions

The government deserves credit for steps to drive down pollution from electricity but other parts of the economy are yet to be addressed

The Guardian - AU

Fossil fuel projects awaiting approval could blow Australia’s ‘carbon budget’ tenfold, climate groups say

Exclusive: More than 20bn tonnes of Co2 could be emitted if 30 developments were to go ahead

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