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Australian lamb set to cop a grilling on July 4, as appetite grows in America

Aussie lamb is muscling its way onto US hotplates for July 4 as the country becomes Australia's most valuable lamb export market.

ABC News

Eddie Jones to stick with England’s Smith-Farrell axis for Australia rematch

England’s head coach said he will ‘certainly’ pick the 10-12 partnership of Marcus Smith and Owen Farrell for the must-win second Test against Australia in Brisbane

The Guardian - UK

Maro Itoje urges England to raise intensity for crucial second Australia Test

Eddie Jones’ tourists arrived in Brisbane on Sunday wounded by a 30-28 defeat at Perth’s Optus Stadium.

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Young Indigenous men star in new gaming web series filmed in Central Australia

A group of young Indigenous men have become new players in the world of video game media, creating a new web series produced in the heart of Central Australia.

ABC News

Morning mail: Albanese visits Ukraine, Sydney flooding to worsen, the best Australian baked goods

Monday: PM announces additional support for embattled country after seeing sites of Russian atrocities. Plus: lamingtons or meat pies?

The Guardian - AU

Alan Kohler: Australia’s expensive climate change double whammy

Australia’s net-zero commitment has always just been a matter of us doing our part of the global effort.. But that global effort is now in tatters.

The New Daily

Research reveals fire is pushing 88% of Australia's threatened land mammals closer to extinction

About 100 of Australia’s unique land mammals face extinction. Of the many threats contributing to the crisis, certain fire regimes are among the most pervasive.

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Are we learning the wrong lessons from history?

Can historians influence government policy? Should they? And, if so, what kinds of historical knowledge should they produce?

The Conversation

Flu may be back, but COVID is far from over. How do they compare?

Since Australia’s first Omicron wave after borders opened late last year, the pandemic has largely faded from the news and public perception. Gone are the daily briefings with updates on the numbers of cases, hospitalisations and deaths.

The Conversation

Regional towns are at risk of being wiped out by the move to net-zero. Here's their best chance for survival

Australia’s mining and heavy industry sectors are on the cusp of a revolution as the world shifts to net-zero. Demand for traditional industrial commodities – coal, oil, and gas – is set to slide.

The Conversation

Recognising Indigenous knowledges is not just culturally sound, it's good science

Floods, fires and droughts in Australia devastate lives, destroy wildlife and damage property. These disasters also cost billions of dollars through loss of agricultural and economic productivity, environmental vitality and costs to mental health. People are looking for long-term solutions from politicians and researchers.

The Conversation

After overcoming a broken jaw to beat Mairis Briedis, Jai Opetaia has options in the cruiserweight division

Jai Opetaia's stunning upset victory over Mairis Briedis has come at a serious cost, but once the Australian's broken jaw heals, he has plenty of options as IBF cruiserweight world champion, writes Simon Smale.

ABC News

China's influence hard to ignore in Solomon Islands' capital Honiara, as Australia warned it could be 'left behind'

Solomon Islands has been shut off from the world for more than two years. It was thrust into the global spotlight during that time when it signed a security pact with China. Now it has opened up again, what do the people of Solomon Islands think?

ABC News

One dose of HPV vaccine enough to protect girls and young women against cervical cancer: WHO

The vaccine that protects people against most cervical cancers elicits an immune response so potent that just a single dose will do, according to the World Health Organization.

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Papua New Guinea's national election starts now. Here's what you need to know

Huge political rallies have been held across the country and the voting will take place over the next three weeks, with the incumbent and the former prime ministers tipped as the two most likely candidates to take power.

ABC News

Women who made abortion legal in Australia say now is the time for further reform

The architects of the first law to decriminalise abortion in Australia say the overturning of Roe v Wade in the US was a huge setback for reproductive rights, and further changes are needed at home to better enshrine access.

AAP

PM pledges more Ukraine aid during visit

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced more sanctions on Russia and military aid for Ukraine during a high security visit to the war-torn country.

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NZ's Ardern visits Aust for trade mission

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is visiting Australia on a trade mission as her country reconnects after relaxing its COVID-19 travel restrictions.

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The Guardian - AU

Sexual harassment of women in Australian culture industries must be stopped, says arts minister

Tony Burke, who holds arts and workplace portfolios, says national cultural policy must include ‘assurances of a safe workplace for women’ after #MeToo allegations

The Guardian - AU

From ‘snot block’ to meat pie: Australian baked goods – sorted

Whether it is an artisan joint or a country town institution, there’s not much we love more than a trip to the bakery. But what do we love most: lammies or sausage rolls?

The Guardian - AU

‘Industrial revolution’: Australia’s decarbonisation needs rigorous management, thinktank warns

Grattan Institute paper recommends allowing trading of carbon credits and a firm limit on emissions for country’s largest polluters

Reuters

Australia will ban Russian gold imports, give Ukraine more armoured vehicles - PM

Australia will provide 34 additional armoured vehicles to Ukraine and prohibit Russian gold imports, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said in Kyiv on Sunday.

The Guardian - UK

Australian PM visits sites of Russian atrocities in Ukraine

Anthony Albanese pledges more military aid on visit to Bucha, Hostomel and Irpin

The Independent UK

England second row Jonny Hill escapes citing for shoving Australia rival

Hill forcefully struck Darcy Swain with the palms of both hands early in the Test defeat.

The Independent UK

Australia’s Darcy Swain to face disciplinary hearing on Tuesday after red card

The Wallabies second row was dismissed in the 34th minute for headbutting England’s Jonny Hill.

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