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Australia 3-1 Mexico: Matildas win women’s international football friendly – as it happened

Caitlin Foord ended her 150th match with a goal as Australia defeated the visitors 3-1 in a much improved performance

The Guardian - AU

We Reckon We’ve Figured Which Farmer Is Proposing On Farmer Wants A Wife 2026

From a voice to a cheeky Instagram post, we reckon we've figured out which farmer proposed on Farmer Wants A Wife Australia 2026.

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AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 9 at 1830

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FED:Hybrid sales in the used car fast lane as prices rise

More Australian motorists are getting behind the wheel of a second-hand hybrid vehicle in a trend experts say is designed to beat petrol prices.

AAP

Hybrid sales in the used car fast lane as prices rise

More Australian motorists are getting behind the wheel of a second-hand hybrid vehicle in a trend experts say is designed to beat petrol prices.

AAP

Where to watch FIFA World Cup 2026 - Live Streams & Schedule

How to watch the World Cup 2026 online and from anywhere, with 104 games taking place from June 11 to July 19 across the US, Canada and Mexico.

WhatToWatch

Levi’s sues Australian clothing brand Globe over ‘blatant copying’ of tabs on pockets

Denim giant claims trademarked design has been copied by S-Double, which was founded in 2008 by Shawn Stussy and is owned by the Melbourne-based clothing company

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AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 9 at 1800

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NT:Sirloin to sausages: prices put cheap cuts on the menu

Australian cattle producers are well placed to benefit from a dip in global beef production but are warned hard-pressed consumers may switch to cheaper cuts.

AAP

Sirloin to sausages: prices put cheap cuts on the menu

Australian cattle producers are well placed to benefit from a dip in global beef production but are warned hard-pressed consumers may switch to cheaper cuts.

AAP

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AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 9 at 1730

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FED:Australian shares trim losses as NAB predicts rate cut

The ASX has recovered some of its early dip after major bank economists predicted a change of direction for the Reserve Bank, but risk appetite remains subdued.

AAP

Women's T20 World Cup battle begins: Six contenders, one trophy and an Indian team eyeing a historic double

The ICC Women's T20 World Cup starts soon with twelve teams. Defending champions New Zealand are back. India hopes for a World Cup double after their ODI win. Australia aims to re-establish their strong record. The tournament promises exciting competition as teams vie for the title.

The Economic Times

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Senator questions benefits of AI data centre hub boom

Independent senator David Pocock is questioning the benefit of big tech companies' huge investment in artificial intelligence data centres across the country.

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Aussie demand for SpaceX float overwhelms call centres

The lead Australian broker on the $2.5 trillion public launch of Elon Musk's SpaceX is experiencing "extremely high" call volumes as investors try to get in.

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FED:Australian shares trim losses but miners under pressure

The ASX has recovered some of its early dip on news Israel and Iran have agreed to pause strikes on each other for now, but risk appetite remains subdued.

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The Economic Times

Crude at $100, AI IPOs at $1 trillion, and gold on sale: What Peter McGuire says you should do now

Peter McGuire of Australia-Trading.com highlights a chaotic market driven by rumors and geopolitics, not fundamentals. He predicts crude oil prices will rise, advises caution on trillion-dollar AI IPOs, and remains bullish on India for the long term. McGuire also suggests accumulating gold as it has fallen 20% from its peak.

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Is a social media ban in the UK enough to help protect young people?

In today’s newsletter: With Keir Starmer expected to announce Australia-style restrictions, further problems including AI chatbots are on the horizon

AAP

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AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 9 at 1600

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Why Is Tones & I Joining The Voice Australia? Fans Go Sleuthing For The Promised Twist

Channel 7 is promising "the biggest shake-up in The Voice history"

AAP

AAP Rolling News Bulletin June 9, 1530

AAP Rolling News Bulletin for June 9 at 1530

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FED:Apple boss praises social media ban in Albanese call

Apple chief executive Tim Cook has singled out Australia's under-16 social media ban as a driver of child safety changes on the tech giant's devices.

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Apple boss praises social media ban in Albanese call

Apple chief executive Tim Cook has singled out Australia's under-16 social media ban as a driver of child safety changes on the tech giant's devices.

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