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80 people freed from Australian migrant centers since High Court outlawed indefinite detention

Australia's immigration minister says 80 people including convicted criminals who are considered dangerous have been released from Australian migrant detention centers since the High Court ruled last week that their indefinite detention wis unconstitutional

The Independent UK

Australia's centre of power to power more electric cars

The first of more than 50 electric vehicle chargers have opened in Canberra's Parliament House as part of an effort to meet growing demand from visitors.

AAP

Insecure renting ages you faster than owning a home, unemployment or obesity. Better housing policy can change this

People’s experiences of private rental housing are linked to faster biological ageing, our recent research finds.

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Major cyberattack on Australian ports suggests sabotage by a 'foreign state actor'

A serious cyberattack has disrupted operations at several of Australia’s largest ports, causing delays and congestion. Late on Friday, port operator DP World detected an IT breach that affected critical systems used to coordinate shipping activity.

The Conversation

Eyewash, irreverence and a Bruce Springsteen concert: on the road with a pioneering performance poet

The Tour is Pi O’s verse diary about a small group of Australian poets who take their wares on the road in North America in the mid-1980s, sponsored by the Literature Board and the Guggenheim Foundation. This came to be known as “The Dirty T-Shirt Tour”, because Pi O’s dress…

The Conversation

Australia's media classification system is no help to parents and carers. It needs a grounding in evidence

In the era of proliferating streaming platforms, choosing what to watch on family movie night can be hard.

The Conversation

What do people in the Pacific really think of China? It's more nuanced than you may imagine

China has been steadily increasing its footprint in the Pacific in recent years as it attempts to deepen its influence and challenge the traditionally strong relationships many countries have with the US and Australia.

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Grand Princess cruise ship hit by double Covid and gastro outbreaks docks in Adelaide

South Australia Health says infections now back to normal levels ‘you would expect on any cruise ship’

The Guardian - AU

'Alarming': big gaps in organisations' cyber security

The corporate regulator has called on organisations to prioritise cyber security after a survey revealed significant threats to the private data of Australians.

AAP

Villegas wins in Bermuda as Adam Scott battles to fifth

Colombia's Camilo Villegas has won the PGA Tour's Bermuda Championship, with Australian Adam Scott playing a minor role before finishing fifth at Port Royal.

AAP

Eighty people already freed from Australia’s immigration detention since landmark high court ruling

Minister seeks to allay community concern about releases but admits ‘full ramifications’ of decision yet to be determined

The Guardian - AU

Deal to resettle climate-hit Tuvalu residents shows world ‘what’s at stake’, European officials say

German and EU officials say the treaty between Australia and the Pacific island country should spur global cut to emissions

The Guardian - AU

Cameron Smith Discusses 2024 Season After Doubling Down On Decision To Join LIV Golf

The Australian finished second in the LIV individual standings in 2023 and is relishing the circuit's 2024 schedule

Golf Monthly

Industrial action compounds port cyber-attack fallout

Major ports are almost back to full capacity following a large-scale cyber attack, with attention turning to industrial action threatening further disruptions.

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The Conversation

Australia has more native bird species than almost anywhere else. What led to this explosion of diversity?

When you went out today, did you see any birds? A galah perhaps, or a crow?

The Conversation

Christos Tsiolkas's new novel celebrates a quiet ethics of care in a culturally noisy world

Christos Tsiolkas’s eighth novel, The In-Between, is a work of social realism set in the immediate present – a return to the form and style of some of his most popular novels.

The Conversation

Halfway through their term, the 'teal' MPs look here to stay – and may present a huge challenge in 2025

Halfway through the 47th federal parliament, we can begin cautiously to gauge the potential historical significance of the “teal” independents.

The Conversation

Who's lobbying whom? When it comes to alcohol, tobacco, food and gambling firms, we're in the dark

Alcohol, tobacco, food and gambling industries are among those that lobby government ministers and their advisors to help shape public policy.

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The Canberra Times

Can the ACT's hunger for EVs create our own 'little Norway'?

Norwegian electric vehicle experts offer tips on growing Canberra's EV market.

Evening Standard

Nigel Farage arrives in Australia and hints he ‘might’ do I’m A Celebrity

The former Ukip and Brexit Party leader has previously said he has turned down requests since 2016 to be part of the show

Newsroom.co.nz

Captain’s astonishing return to the Fern

After an interminable comeback from injuries, Michaela Sokolich-Beatson thought she’d never wear the silver fern again - till she led the FAST5 Ferns to a netball world final, Suzanne McFadden writes from Christchurch.

The National (Scotland)

Nigel Farage arrives in Australia amid I'm a Celebrity rumours

Nigel Farage has been pictured arriving in Australia where he said he “might” become a contestant on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!.

The Times of India

Mitchell Marsh hopes World Cup hundred makes family smile after death of grandfather

NEW DELHI: Mitchell Marsh expressed his heartfelt sentiment, revealing that he hoped to bring joy to his family with a remarkable World Cup century, which followed the passing of his grandfather.

Al Jazeera

Australian who blew whistle on alleged Afghan war crimes stands trial

David McBride is facing trial before alleged Australian perpetrators of war crimes in Afghanistan he helped reveal.

The Guardian - AU

Regional roads in dire state as Australian councils made to waste money on grants tribute signs: report

Grattan Institute says Australia’s regional roads are a ‘dangerous disgrace’ due to paltry federal funding

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