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How pregnant women are tested for gestational diabetes is changing. Here’s what this means for you

How Australian pregnant women are tested for gestational diabetes is set to change, with new national guidelines released today.

The Conversation

Freak wind gusts made worse by climate change threaten airline passenger safety

Unexpected severe turbulence injured crew and passengers on a Qantas Boeing 737 during descent at Brisbane on May 4 2024. The subsequent Australian Transport Safety Bureau investigation suggested the severity of the turbulence caught the captain by surprise.

The Conversation

Stand-in captain James Anderson sees Lancashire frustrated by Kent and weather

England’s all-time leading wicket-taker has been handed the captaincy for the next two games, with Marcus Harris having returned to Australia.

The Independent UK

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Renters fearful of speaking up about essential repairs

Half of Australia's private housing tenants are living in homes in need of repair but are too scared to ask their landlord about it, according to a study.

AAP

PM breaks silence to back US military strikes on Iran

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has backed the US in its attack on three Iranian nuclear sites, while again calling for "dialogue and diplomacy" not war.

AAP

Tom Curry urges Lions to make most of Australia tour after Argentina setback

The squad arrived in Perth on Sunday smarting from a 28-24 loss at the Aviva Stadium.

The Independent UK

Aussie army of 16 seek golden tickets for Wimbledon

Australia's one grass-court tournament winner in 2025 Tristan Schoolkate will lead 15 other compatriots into battle for lucrative Wimbledon main-draw spots.

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Why Dr Paris uses her bare arms in the fight against Australia’s mosquito-borne diseases

‘For most of the ones I feed, I just feel a little sensation,’ says the University of Melbourne medical entomologist

The Guardian - AU

Jamison Gibson-Park and Hugo Keenan carry injuries as Lions land in Australia

Scotland centre Huw Jones has recovered from an Achilles issue.

The Independent UK

Meet the tiny Australian Moth that travels 1,000 km and navigates using the stars

Bogong moths are the first known invertebrates to use the stars to navigate over such long distances.

Euronews

From Gaza to Parramatta: students fleeing global conflicts follow pathway to Australian university

For three young women whose education has been cut short by war in Gaza – where 90% of educational buildings have been destroyed by Israel – Western Sydney University offers an educational lifeline

The Guardian - AU

Australia urges de-escalation as US strikes Iran

The US president's decision to enter the conflict in the Middle East has sparked calls for de-escalation from Australian politicians.

AAP

Indigenous art fair weaves legacy through every fibre

An Indigenous art fair that began with a small marketplace and a dream now attracts almost 100 artists from across Australia annually.

AAP

Govers hat-trick sparks Kookaburras comeback win

A stunning second-half hat-trick from Blake Govers has kept the Kookaburras' FIH Pro League title defence alive with a fightback win over England in London.

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Excel at spreadsheets. There's a competition for that?

An Australian documentary follows six teenagers from across the globe as they compete to become the world champion of Excel 'spreadsheeting'.

The Guardian - AU

From a rectal kit to a Berlin Wall-era transmitter: the artefacts of Australia’s spy museum which doesn’t exist – yet

More than a dozen intelligence services are represented in Mike Pritchard’s collection of spy gadgets. He wants to bring them to the world

The Guardian - AU

Curtis Stone: ‘My most cringeworthy run-in with a celebrity? Juliette Lewis, on the toilet’

The Australian chef and TV presenter on improvising soup for Paul McCartney, his hatred for yoga pants, and his top tip for cooking the perfect steak

The Guardian - AU

Gardening in a climate crisis: how to be a green thumb when old rules no longer apply

Unpredictable conditions and changing plant behaviour underscore the need to alter our gardening and landscaping choices

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How to watch Copenhagen Sprint cycling 2025 - Stream the new addition to the UCI World Tour for FREE

Who will be the first ever winner of the latest addition to the UCI World Tour? Here's how to watch Copenhagen Sprint live streams for free and from anywhere.

The Guardian - AU

Tell us: what are your experiences of buying a home in Australia?

We want to hear about your search for a home in this competitive market. How long have you been looking and are investors outbidding you?

The Guardian - AU

Burst of warm weather predicted for Australia’s east before cold front brings wet and windy conditions in week ahead

Temperatures across South Australia, Victoria and NSW are set to warm up but northerly winds will bring the chill later in the week

The Guardian - AU

Australia urged to press US to ‘act responsibly’ as threat of nuclear disaster rises amid Israel-Iran conflict

Nobel prize-winning anti-nuclear group calls for ‘urgent de-escalation and a return to diplomacy’

The Guardian - AU

Cats review – Andrew Lloyd Webber’s tired show has run out of lives

There are joyful moments and beautiful dance formations, but what a shame it’s all in service to the same old musical

AAP

Leap of faith: Olyslagers soars to gold in Paris

Australian high-jumper Nicola Olyslagers has won back-to-back gold medals in the Diamond League, this time rising highest in Paris.

The Guardian - AU

‘I think you and I are at war’: the Australians suddenly united in grief over the Israel-Iran conflict

For friends Saina and Oscar, airstrikes on Iran and Israel have triggered guilt, fear for family members, a sense of numbness – and release at sharing it together

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