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The Latest Breaking News from Australia

Wallaroos out to celebrate Marsters' milestone with win

The Wallaroos meet South Africa this weekend with Ashley Marsters set to become Australia's equal most-capped player.

AAP

When Inzamam-ul-Haq and Mushtaq Ahmed spoiled Australia's party in Karachi

NEW DELHI: The first Test between Pakistan and Australia in Karachi in 1994, remains one of the most thrilling finishes in cricket history.

The Times of India

Exclusive | Women's T20 World Cup: 'I see India going out in the semi-final'

NEW DELHI: The Women's T20 World Cup 2024 is just around the corner, and excitement is building up worldwide for this much-anticipated cricketing spectacle. Six-time champions Australia enter the tournament brimming with confidence and are considered firm favourites to defend their title.

The Times of India

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Cycling great Brown to take on key advocacy role

Australian cycling star Grace Brown, who will retire from racing at the end of this season, will be the new president of The Cyclists' Alliance advocacy body.

AAP

Youth Test: India U-19s snatch a thriller against Australia

Leggie Enaan's 6-wicket haul, Nikhil's unbeaten 55 do the job for hosts

The Times of India

Australia’s media concentration ranked second-worst in world as experts call for levy on tech firms

Google and Meta should fund traditional public interest journalism, a new international study reports

The Guardian - AU

Hybrid vehicles in fast lane, as petrol cars slow down

Australians are buying fewer new cars as the economy bites but hybrid vehicles are bucking the trend, sales figures have revealed.

AAP

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Aussie women say they're not educated on contraception

Many Australian women are not comfortable with their contraception choices but family planning experts say it's crucial they make informed decisions.

AAP

PM sidesteps immunity question on drunken street fight

Trans-Tasman diplomats are working through the case of an Australian diplomat's partner allegedly involved in a late-night drunken fight in Wellington.

AAP

Skeleton silver medallist calls time on winter career

Australia's only sliding Winter Olympics medallist Jackie Narracott, who overcame serious concussion and a lack of funding to reach success, has retired.

AAP

Nod for coal shows deep disregard for region's health

MINE EXPANSION: Nation must walk away from this toxic fuel

Newcastle Herald

I have made the near-impossible choice to terminate a pregnancy. Shaming women for it is cruel

Ben Hood’s anti-abortion bill would force South Australian women to give up their bodily autonomy – but what they need is compassion

The Guardian - AU

Healy ready to fill Lanning's 'big shoes' at World Cup

Alyssa Healy is excited about trying to emulate the ultra-successful Meg Lanning at a T20 World Cup - but the 2024 Aussie skipper will do the job her way.

AAP

'I proved last year I could beat them' – Gravel World Championships gives Tiffany Cromwell her rainbow jersey shot

Australian who won on a similar course at 2023 European Championships lines up with experience, proven form and every reason to harbour podium dreams

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The Conversation

‘Survival sex’, ‘mob justice’ and more: the first independent study of abuse in the Australian Defence Force is damning

“Participants expected the costs of war, but they were not prepared for the costs of service,” explain Ben Wadham and James Connor in their new book, the first independent study of military institutional abuse in the Australian Defence Force.

The Conversation

Limestone and iron reveal puzzling extreme rain in Western Australia 100,000 years ago

Almost one-sixth of Earth’s land surface is covered in otherworldly landscapes with a name that may also be unfamiliar: karst. These landscapes are like natural sculpture parks, with dramatic terrain dotted with caves and towers of bedrock slowly sculpted by water over thousands of years.

The Independent UK

Yorkshire spinner Jafer Chohan named in England squad for Caribbean tour

The 22-year-old is the first graduate of the South Asian Cricket Academy to be called up for an England men’s squad.

The Independent UK

Is it safe to travel to Cyprus? Your rights amid ongoing conflict in Middle East

Governments of the UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada and the US all maintain that visiting the Mediterranean island is safe

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The Guardian - UK

Women’s T20 World Cup: England lose data edge but still hope to excel

The tournament’s late move from Bangladesh to the UAE has meant a year of preparation has gone down the drain

The Guardian - AU

Canberra Liberal apologises for writing book that paints rosy colonisation picture and skips frontier wars

One exercise in History of Australia, a student workbook and teaching manual, asks pupils to discuss how Aboriginal people were ‘blessed’ by the British coming

The Guardian - AU

Challengers, Carrie and an Aussie spin on The Office: what’s new to streaming in Australia in October

Plus an excellent queer romance, a new comedy produced by Armando Iannucci and a Netflix drama set to become ‘Succession in the outback’

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s steepest and longest rental surge in history may be nearing end, figures show

Annual growth is at multi-year lows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, suggesting the stretch of rent rises may have peaked, Domain says

The Guardian - AU

Tim Winton: ‘I lived in the worst possible space for seven years. It knocks some paint off you, I can tell you’

After years of wrestling with difficult subject matter in secrecy, the Australian novelist talks about the grim future he has imagined for his latest novel, and how it can be avoided

International Business Times

Samsung To Axe Thousands Of Jobs Amid AI Struggles: Report

Samsung is reportedly implementing workforce reductions in Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand as part of a broader strategy to cut thousands of jobs globally.

The Independent UK

Crowd concerns and a lack of data, the Women’s T20 World Cup is a step into the unknown

England are among the favourites to lift the Women’s T20 World Cup, alongside India and Australia, but the tournament will be diminished by the late move to stage it in the UAE

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