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Ukraine war briefing: Russia’s Peskov admits ‘certain problems’ with fuel supplies after energy sites targeted

Ukrainian forces continue strikes on oil facilities in occupied Crimea and Russia proper; French jet downs drone in Latvian airspace. What we know on day 1,567

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Imagining Australia’s path to World Cup glory: who stands in the Socceroos’ way?

The permutations are complex, but a second-place finish in Group D could mean an easier path to the last 16 than topping the group

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Morning Mail: ‘Less lethal’ police weapons, Pocock on taxing datacentres, and revisiting Strictly Ballroom

The weapons Australian forces use in crowd control but don’t want you to know about; rooftop revolution sees homes outstrip businesses

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Big Freeze had drama, brilliance and freewheeling footy. Neale Daniher would have loved it

Melbourne and Collingwood let their attacking football do the talking as 90,000 at the MCG felt the absence of the AFL great and MND advocate

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Revealed: the ‘less lethal’ weapons Australian police don’t want you to know about

Launchers that shoot ‘bullet-like missiles’, chemical irritants and stinger grenades: experts say these weapons can cause serious injury or even death. But they are deployed by police against crowds with little scrutiny

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The Crunch: Disappearing Aussie music, mouse plagues and the secrets of traffic lights

We’ve charted the Australian charts. Plus: how AI may have been unfairly blamed for killing off entry-level jobs

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If Australian datacentres are going to power the AI revolution, we deserve a fair return

We cannot afford to make the same mistake as we did with gas. If tech companies are going to use our land, energy and water for AI, they must pay their fair share of tax

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Australian homes lead the world in solar. But businesses are falling behind

Australia leads world in residential solar per capita with 22GW installed but commercial and industrial sector has deployed only a quarter of that

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Lebanon’s president refuses to meet Netanyahu until war ends – as it happened

Joseph Aoun says Lebanon is in talks about a non-aggression agreement and tells Israel a military solution is not an option for long-lasting security

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Japanese city shuts down nearly 100 schools after unprecedented bear sighting

Police and hunters in Utsunomiya, 100km north of the capital, resume their search for animal that is not usually seen so close to Tokyo

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Queensland magistrate suppresses identity of man with ‘high public profile’ in extortion case

Media outlets argue man’s name should be made public and police acting to protect him from ‘embarrassment’

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‘Sexist’: Gillard and Albanese condemn ‘ditch the witch’ campaign against Victorian premier

Trucks with billboards depicting phrase alongside Jacinta Allan wearing a black pointed hat have been seen around Melbourne for about six weeks

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Mitchell Moses races to prove Origin fitness as Laurie Daley names NSW team for game 2

Broncos prop Payne Haas gets Blues recall for MCG clash while Queensland Maroons coach Billy Slater backs out-of-form Reece Walsh

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Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy says he met Roman Abramovich in Kyiv in backchannel to Putin

Russian billionaire offered to take a ‘silent’ message on peace talks back to Moscow, Ukraine’s president says. What we know on day 1,566

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‘Every day the policy changes’: chaos and confusion for Filipino workers over US immigration rules

The US relies on migrant workers in crucial sectors but shifting policies under Donald Trump create uncertainty and fear

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Andrew Hastie accuses Pauline Hanson of being ‘Maga first’ – as it happened

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Richard Scolyer, acclaimed melanoma researcher who tried experimental treatment on his own brain cancer – obituary

Pathologist and athlete who was Australian of the year in 2024 underwent a bold experimental treatment after devastating brain cancer diagnosis

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Morning Mail: Iran launches missiles against Israel, homebuyers squeezed, Alexander Zverev wins French Open

Housing market cools off after reforms; Israel intercepts missiles fired from Iran

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Richard Scolyer, cancer researcher and former Australian of the year, dies aged 59

Scolyer, who did pioneering work on immunotherapy, was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer in 2023

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Is Australian music at risk of extinction? Here’s what the data tells us

Forty years of Aria chart history shows big changes to our listening habits – and local artists have a huge fight ahead

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An Australian in the US: national identity is one thing, but it’s hard to cheer for either World Cup team

The Socceroos playing on football’s biggest stage in my adopted country would normally have me racing to book tickets. Not this year

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Australia’s housing market is cooling – but a Sydney flat with a broken shower still costs nearly $1m

Linly and Lena needed steady incomes, Linly’s parents’ help, the federal 5% deposit scheme and NSW’s stamp duty discount to buy a two-bedroom flat in Ashfield

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The kindness of strangers: I was lost in the pouring rain – then a man came along with a big rainbow umbrella

He walked out of his way to get me on to the right street, then handed me the brolly saying, ‘Here, you take this’

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A high court justice warned of US-style judge ‘stacking’ and created a new front in Australia’s culture wars

Justice Robert Beech-Jones has accused the Samuel Griffith Society of a US-style attempt to stack the high court with conservatives, exposing a partisan rift in the process

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My most capable clients are becoming prisoners of their phones – but there is a way out

The first step is making scrolling a little harder by creating an obstacle, giving your rational brain time to catch up with your impulsive thumb

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