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Australia supports Ukraine as Trump trash talks leader

Australia's leaders have slammed Russia and urged the international community not to give "an inch" after Donald Trump attacked the Ukrainian president.

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Surgery ends Feyi-Waboso’s hopes of playing for England in Six Nations

The winger, who finally had shoulder surgery after an initial delay, is also a doubt for the British & Irish Lions tour of Australia this summer

The Guardian - UK

Birrell to lead Australia's Billie-Jean King Cup charge

New national No.1 Kim Birrell is the first player to be picked for Australia's hosting of Billie-Jean King Cup qualifying ties against Kazakhstan and Colombia.

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Victoria scraps ‘gag clause’ banning doctors from raising voluntary assisted dying with patients

Exclusive: Review found some of the safeguards of state’s once groundbreaking laws have impeded access to end-of-life choices

The Guardian - AU

Turnbull says ‘we cannot assume we can rely on America’ under Trump – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Brigginshaw questions timing of Jillaroos coaching call

Australia's Jillaroos are entering a new era under interim coach Jess Skinner, but co-captain Ali Brigginshaw is unsure about the timing of Brad Donald's exit.

AAP

Morning Mail: Trump calls Zelenskyy a ‘dictator’, the death of campus life, foreign spies target activists

US president calls his Ukrainian counterpart a ‘dictator’ in long social media post

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Carnivorous dinosaurs thrived in Australia 120 million years ago, new fossils show

Between 122 and 108 million years ago, the Australian landmass was much farther south than today. Victoria was positioned within the Antarctic Circle, separated from Tasmania by a vast rift valley rather than open sea.

The Conversation

Humans generate 62 million tonnes of e-waste each year. Here’s what happens when it’s recycled

In 2022, humans generated roughly 62 million tonnes of electronic waste – or e-waste. That’s enough to fill more than 1.5 million garbage trucks. And by 2030, that figure is expected to rise to 82 million tonnes.

The Conversation

Can you afford a private school? Average fees for Year 12 are at least $15,000

This week, updated figures once again showed an increasing number of Australian families are choosing to send their children to private schools.

The Conversation

Will the government’s online gambling advertising legislation ever eventuate? Don’t bet on it

As the next federal election came into view before the summer break, concern increased that Labor wouldn’t be honouring its commitment to introduce new restrictions on online (especially sport) gambling advertising during the current parliamentary sitting.

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The prime minister earns $607,000 a year. Why does his top public servant earn more than $1 million?

Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie represents the lowest-income Australians, with median weekly earnings of $1,208 a week. In the Australian Capital Territory, where the nation’s highest median weekly earners live, including the brains trust of the Australian Public Service, it’s $1,688 a week – 40% higher.

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Regional house prices rise as capital city values fall

Australia's historically affordable regional housing markets have continued to demonstrate resilience, compared to a price decline in capital cities.

AAP

Espionage and terror threats grow in dangerous era

From hostile foreign nations targeting diaspora communities to youth radicalised online, the top spy agency's annual threat assessment warns risks have grown.

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'More gaps, more drop-outs': rise in complaints post-3G

Telcos have been urged to do better in rural Australia, with continued reports of poor mobile service and new black spots after the 3G mobile network closed.

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PNG talks embrace ties, keep China at arm's length

Australia and Papua New Guinea have begun defence treaty talks with a warm embrace, ensuring they are "tied to the hip" in a rebuke to China's influence.

The Times of India

Eoin Morgan and Shane Watson back India as Champions Trophy favourites

NEW DELHI: Despite missing star pacer Jasprit Bumrah, India remain firm favourites to win the Champions Trophy, according to former cricketers Eoin Morgan and Shane Watson.

The Guardian - UK

England hopeful over Champions Trophy fitness while NZ crush Pakistan in opener

England’s injury situation has improved substantially for their Champions Trophy opener against Australia, while New Zealand have beaten Pakistan

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Jofra Archer set to face Australia in England’s Champions Trophy opener

Archer missed the final two ODIs against India due to a cut on his right hand.

The Guardian - AU

Juan arrived in Australia to a stocked pantry and kind faces. The government pilot that allowed it is here to stay, too

Exclusive: The Community Refugee Integration and Settlement Pilot (Crisp) will soon be a permanent part of Australia’s humanitarian migration program

The Guardian - AU

‘Teaching to an empty hall’: is the changing face of universities eroding standards of learning?

Voluntary attendance. Online classes. Student numbers swelling. Australian campuses look very different today – and many academics don’t like it

The Independent UK

Video: Mass stranding sees more than 150 false killer whales wash up on Australian beach

More than 150 false killer whales — a species of dolphin — lay on a remote beach in Australia's island state of Tasmania in a mass stranding event on Wednesday, 19 February.

The Independent UK

Australian police charge woman over assault of Muslims at shopping centre

Police allege suspect targeted the two women because of their head coverings

The Independent UK

Australian spy boss says 3 foreign governments plotted to harm people in Australia

An Australian security boss says his spy agency has discovered three foreign governments plotting to physically harm people living in Australia

The Conversation

ASIO boss expects more communal violence in worsening security environment in Australia

ASIO chief Mike Burgess has warned that over the next five years Australia’s security environment will become more dynamic, diverse and degraded, with “more security surprises” in the second half of the decade than in the first.

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