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The 6 best Australia holidays to do in your lifetime, from the Kimberley to Kangaroo Island

Australia offers a wealth of options for true bucket-list adventures, from safari-style camps on the sand to trips into the Outback

The Independent UK

Dead Haitians have no problem travelling to Australia – but living ones do

Two artists taking part in Australia’s Rising festival have been stopped from boarding a plane to Melbourne via London, in a case that highlights how hard it is for Haitians to travel

The Guardian - AU

Bellamy looking for consistency as Storm tackle Tigers

Coach Craig Bellamy says Wests Tigers can't be taken lightly on Saturday night and wants to see Melbourne back up their big win over Cronulla.

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Casino tax claims and cover-up land Crown $20m fine

Crown Melbourne has been fined $20 million for wrongly claiming tax deductions and trying to conceal their nature in another blow for the casino giant.

AAP

Jetstar’s Fanging Over 200,000 Cheapo Flights From $35 So Perhaps It’s Time To Practise Calling In Sick

Have a bunch of responsibilities you're dying to flee? Jetstar's got you with a 'yuuge AF sale with domestic flights from $35.

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Nick Larkey inks long-term AFL deal with Kangaroos

Key forward Nick Larkey has signed with North Melbourne until the end of 2029, opting against exercising his free agency options next year.

AAP

What to do with 1.8m hectares of Victorian public forest?

Native forest logging will cease in Victoria from 2024, but those who live and work in state forests say there’s been little communication about what happens next

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Melbourne city guide: Best things to do and where to stay in Australia’s free-spirited capital of cool

A sublime food and drink scene, packed with culture of all kinds and infused with a European edge unlike any other location Down Under – Melbourne makes for the ultimate city break, says Cristian Bonetto

The Independent UK

TUI passenger says airline's change to Orlando flights is 'much speedier and easier'

TUI’s move to Florida’s Melbourne Orlando International Airport means a speedier and easier exit for families heading to the theme parks and for Marella cruise passengers sailing from Port Canaveral

Daily Mirror

Has F1 become overly reliant on street tracks, and do they hurt the racing?

Of a 17-race calendar, only Melbourne, Monaco and Montreal took the championship away from permanent circuits.

Autosport

Many urban waterways were once waste dumps. Restoration efforts have made great strides – but there's more to do to bring nature back

In the 19th century, many of Australia’s urban creeks and rivers were in poor shape. Melbourne’s major river, the Maribyrnong, was full of waste from abattoirs, tanneries and factories.

The Conversation

Daughter calls out 'monster' who killed her father

The daughter of a man who was stabbed to death at a Melbourne home almost two years ago has called his killer "a monster" as she faced him in court.

AAP

Six charged after meth worth $1.7 billion seized

Methamphetamine worth $1.7 billion has been seized as part of a probe into a global smuggling syndicate bringing the drug from Canada to Australia.

The New Daily

Blackpink's Jennie 'doing my best to recover' after abruptly exiting stage in Melbourne

Blackpink singer Jennie issued a heartfelt statement and updated fans about her health Tuesday after abruptly exiting the stage during a recent concert in Melbourne.

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The Independent UK

Blackpink’s Jennie apologises to fans for abruptly leaving Melbourne concert due to poor health

‘I’m doing my best to recover,’ singer said

The New Daily

Wealth rises with $140 billion property price surge in early 2023

Australia’s housing market has surged by $140 billion in early-2023 amid an extraordinary rebound in property prices.

The Conversation

A gothic, brilliant success: The Poison of Polygamy brings the first Chinese-Australian novel to the stage after 113 years

Review: The Poison of Polygamy, directed by Courtney Stewart, La Boite and Sydney Theatre Company.

The Conversation

Can the new High Speed Rail Authority deliver after 4 decades of costly studies?

Australia’s new High Speed Rail Authority comes into being today. Created by the Albanese government, the authority and its newly named board have been set a challenging task: “bring high-speed rail to reality”.

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The Guardian - AU

Melbourne bookstore accuses employee of breaking ‘confidentiality’ by discussing pay rise

Worker launches court action over termination from Hill of Content, after also being accused of upsetting colleague and reducing her shifts

The New Daily

Maroons recall Nanai, Coates, Fotuaika for Origin

Melbourne winger Xavier Coates is back in the Queensland side for game two of the State of Origin series to replace injured Brisbane winger Selwyn Cobbo.

The Guardian - AU

10,000 people playing 10,000 kazoos: Melbourne’s ‘stupid and delightful’ world record-breaking event

Rising festival’s mass performance might be the dumbest thing I have ever done – yet I’ve never felt so joyful or free, writes Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen

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Glorious: 10,000 Ppl In Melbourne Break World Record For Most Kazoos Played Simultaneously

"Best day of my life," said one attendee.

Bangkok Post

32kg of Australia-bound heroin seized at Bangkok Port

Authorities have seized about 32 kilogrammes of heroin, stuffed inside boxes of pain-relief patches at the Bangkok Port. The drugs were destined for Melbourne, Australia.

The Guardian - AU

Where I Slept by Libby Angel review – Melbourne’s 1990s bohemia comes to gritty life

A descendant of Helen Garner’s Monkey Grip, this biographical second novel is set among the share houses and squats of a young artistic life

The Guardian - AU

How Australian fashion fell to pieces: a timeline

In the 1990s and 2000s Alannah Hill, Alice McCall and Sass & Bide became household names. Now Australians buy more clothes than ever but few are made or even designed locally. Where did it come undone?

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