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Murdoch’s flagship hails ‘terrifyingly funny’ Succession, without a nod to the family who inspired it

The Australian names HBO drama the best TV show of the past 25 years. Plus: reporters in the spotlight at the White House

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s cults crisis: why more people are falling prey to insidious high-control groups

Inquiry hears of boom in cult activity as coercive groups promise recruits ‘simple answers to complex problems’

The Guardian - AU

Three-Way Tie In Asia Pacific Amateur Championship After Day 1

Three players fired excellent opening rounds of 66 to lead the 16th Asia Pacific Amateur Championship at Emirates Golf Club.

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World Darts Championship player has risque nickname banned by PDC at Ally Pally

Tim Pusey has seen the PDC ban his moniker ‘The Magnet’ for his World Championship debut against Irishman Keane Barry at Alexandra Palace

The Independent UK

People use garden tools to protect millions of migrating red crabs on Australia's Christmas Island

Up to 100 million crabs are expected to make their way from their forest burrows to the shoreline where they breed.

Euronews

Is This Proof of 3I/ATLAS? Shocking Space Debris Discovery in Australia Fuels Viral Alien Theories

An unexpected piece of carbon fibre debris discovered burning in rural Australia has sparked viral alien theories connecting it to the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS.

International Business Times UK

Morbidelli reports same stability issues that plagued Bagnaia’s Ducati

Franco Morbidelli echoed Francesco Bagnaia’s complaints about the stability of his Ducati after two challenging races in Indonesia and Australia

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Another Ducati rider now suffering same stability issues as Francesco Bagnaia

Morbidelli has echoed Bagnaia’s complaints about Ducati’s stability after two challenging races in Indonesia and Australia

Motorsport

'Coming away with a silver medal is bittersweet for me' – Dutch beat GB to gold twice on opening day at Track World Championships

Lorena Wiebes wins gold in scratch race on first day in Santiago

Cycling Weekly

Heroic Firefighters And Adorable Dogs: 59 Photos From The Australian Calendar Over The Years

For over three decades, the Australian Firefighters Calendar has been turning up the heat for a good cause.

Bored Panda

Bombshell Glitch Exposed: Why Telstra's Samsung Phones Fail Triple Zero in Crisis?

Exposed: Why 70+ Samsung models fail Triple Zero during outages. Telstra urges replacements—echoes Optus deaths.

International Business Times UK

Australia's refugee policies among world's harshest

Australia can help solve a complex and growing challenge without spending vast sums harming people to deter others, the Human Rights Commission president says.

AAP

Australian golfers split first-day fourballs with Thais

Minjee Lee and Steph Kyriacou have helped Australian share first-day spoils with defending champions Thailand at the LPGA's International Crown teams event.

AAP

Olympic great dives into Brisbane 2032 advisory group

One of Australia's greatest Olympians will plunge into a key 2032 advisory role, becoming the latest big-name recruit to assist Games organisers.

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The Guardian - UK

‘Long overdue’: England players finally follow in footsteps of giants

First series against Australia since 2003 starts on Saturday and there is no shortage of motivation for England

Motorsport

Pedro Acosta on kicking MotoGP crash habit: “Maybe I wanted it too much”

The MotoGP sophomore said he has found consistency by reigning himself in – and added that KTM got a wake-up call in Australia…

Evening Standard

Person of interest in British girl's disappearance 55 years ago is named by Australian politician

Cheryl Grimmer, 3, was abducted from Fairy Meadow beach in Australia in 1970

Autosport

Acosta on kicking MotoGP crash habit: “Maybe I wanted it too much”

The MotoGP sophomore said he has found consistency by reigning himself in – and added that KTM got a wake-up call in Australia…

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World Kangaroo Day: 35 Amazing Facts You Won’t Believe Are True

From functional tails to incredible leaping capabilities, kangaroos are truly full of surprises. Explore the 35 fascinating facts about Australia’s most iconic animal in this list.

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Government Intervention Ensures Vital Air Services Persist in Regional Australia

Amid growing concerns over regional connectivity, the Australian government's recent strategic interventions are proving crucial in maintaining essential air services, preserving economic stability and community engagement across the continent's remote areas. Amid the financial uncertainties surrounding the sale of Regional Express (Rex), experts emphasize the broader significance of government support…

The Independent UK

Person of interest in British girl’s disappearance named by MP

The body of Cheryl Grimmer, originally from Bristol, has never been discovered

The Independent UK

British national dies in rough surf at Australian beach

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AAP

Nature reforms all at sea as Libs, Greens play hardball

Big changes to Australia's environment laws are coming under fierce criticism as the government tries to chart a pathway through parliament for the overhaul.

The Independent UK

Surfer in distress and rescuer both die in stormy weather in Australia

A surfer in distress and a friend who tried to rescue him both died in stormy weather off the coast of the Australian city of Melbourne

The Conversation

Ancient ‘salt mountains’ in southern Australia once created refuges for early life

Salt is an essential nutrient for the human body. But hundreds of millions of years before the first humans, salt minerals once shaped entire landscapes. They even determined where early life on Earth could thrive.

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