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Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster 'renew their vows for a SECOND time in Australia'

Singer Rod Stewart and his model wife Penny Lancaster are said to have renewed their wedding vows for a second time whilst on tour in Australia

Daily Mirror

Gather Round a winner before ball bounces: AFL boss

Before a ball is bounced, South Australia's premier and the chief of the AFL are already hailing the inaugural Gather Round as a success.

AAP

Residents flee as cyclone approaches northwest Australia

Miners, cattle ranchers, tourists and Indigenous locals are evacuating from Australia’s remote northwest coast as an intensifying tropical cyclone approaches

The Independent UK

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Australian winemakers hopeful of breakthrough on $1.2bn China trade but still plan to diversify markets

After government announced deal with China that could end tariffs on barley, wine producers now cautiously optimistic

The Guardian - AU

The IMF has painted a grim picture of the world economy. What does it mean for Australia?

Australian economists say the IMF outlook supports their case for a soft landing after the rapid rise in interest rates

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: WA braces for powerful cyclone; AFL opens racism investigations; and China’s first H3N8 bird flu death

A cyclone powerful enough to ‘pick up a caravan’ is due to hit Western Australia on Thursday

The Guardian - AU

Donnell Wallam opens up on 'tough' Australian Diamonds debut amidst Hancock Prospecting sponsorship saga

Donnell Wallam has kept a low profile off the court since being embroiled in Netball Australia's Hancock sponsorship saga, but six months on, the Noongar woman is finally ready to talk about it.

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Wallam aiming for World Cup despite Firebirds woes

Star goal shooter Donnell Wallam is making a case for Diamonds' Netball World Cup selection despite Queensland's winless start to the Super Netball season.

AAP

What Charlotte Grant's evolution from Matildas back-up to World Cup bolter says about Tony Gustavsson's 'bigger picture'

Thrown in the deep end as an unknown, uncapped defender Charlotte Grant's emergence represents the Matildas' deeper work over the past year.

ABC News

ACCC rejects claims gas price cap and safeguard mechanism harming new investment

Chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb says it’s not ‘accurate’ to claim the government’s policies were making Australia uncompetitive

The Guardian - AU

Sporting Stars get behind October’s Australian Masters Games

The Australian Masters Games are about attracting the young at heart and those who like to get together and compete for the thrill of the competition and the social interaction, but with the 2023 games on the horizon, the legends are also getting behind the October event, encouraging those in…

The New Daily

Australia tells exporters to diversify from top trade partner China

Australia wants exporters to diversify markets and become less reliant on China, because it cannot separate economic and strategic relationships, Foreign Minister Penny Wong said on Wednesday, after the two countries unveiled a path to ending a trade dispute.

Reuters

Matildas urged not to get carried away after stunning result against England

Australia gave themselves a shot in the arm ahead of the Women’s World Cup on home soil, but captain Sam Kerr warned against getting carried away

The Guardian - AU

What happened next for five Everton starlets Frank Lampard brought into senior squad

Isaac Price, Tom Cannon and Stanley Mills were said to be in first team contention by Frank Lampard after the winter trip to Australia. They have experienced mixed fortunes since Christmas

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Research gaps in Australian sex trafficking prevalence

Anti-slavery advocates warn more research and education is needed to prevent sex trafficking and protect vulnerable people at risk of exploitation.

ABC News

IMF warns Australian housing market at high risk of mortgage defaults ahead of global economic downturn

The International Monetary Fund says Australia has one of the greatest risks of mortgage defaults in the world, as it warns of a significant downturn in global economic growth for the year ahead.

The Guardian - AU

Australia is not a high-tax country. So why can’t we have a conversation about the T word?

We need to get real about how we pay for the services we want if we are to fund a growing budget challenge

The New Daily

Take your Australian adventure off four wheels and onto two feet

A multi-day walk through stunning landscapes are a brilliant option to really see the beauty of a place. Getting into nature and off the beaten track shows travellers so much more than what can be viewed from a car window.

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China-Australia barley trade next step still unclear after halt to WTO action

While barley farmers and exporters have broadly welcomed the WTO appeal suspension, it is unclear whether it will be a turn for the better.

The Guardian - AU

High court ruling casts doubt on hundreds of Australian visa refusals

Majority of judges find that bureaucrats cannot decide whether the minister should consider intervening, as department policy dictates

The Canberra Times

Tributes to John Olsen, the painter of the stark Australian landscape

His large oil paintings depicted different aspects of the wild Australian landscape and waterscape.

The Guardian - AU

MilkRun’s demise heralds dark days ahead for millennials hooked on instant gratification

The grocery delivery service imagined a brave new world where no one would need a fridge again. Now Australians must wake up to the chilling reality

ABC News

Reports of mice infestations across south-east Australia two years after devastating plague

Two years after a mouse plague devastated large parts of the country, farmers are reporting an increase in sightings again, but the CSIRO says numbers can be contained with good management.

The New Daily

Prime minister pushed to attend NATO security summit

Opposition foreign affairs spokesman Simon Birmingham says it's important the prime minister accepts an invitation to attend a NATO security summit.

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The Endangered Australian Fish Species List Has Doubled We Rlly Need To Scramble ASAP To Fix It

First the birds, now this?

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