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Ukraine war briefing: France, Germany and UK make push in Moscow for peace talks

Ambassadors from ‘E3’ group of Ukraine’s allies meet with Russian minister and urge direct negotiations; Crimea’s fuel supplies dry up. What we know on day 1,570

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South Korea 2-1 Czechia: World Cup 2026 – as it happened

Substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu fired home an 80th-minute winner as South Korea rallied from behind to get their World Cup Group A campaign up off to a winning start

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Socceroos video sends a pointed message on migration: ‘We’re a reflection of modern Australia’

The Socceroos have spoken of their pride in their heritage and playing for the national team, as they prepare for the World Cup

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Auckland sits near an active faultline, new research suggests, so what next for New Zealand’s biggest city?

The city is exempted from earthquake building rules due to its northerly location, but a study of the Mangatangi Fault has thrown that into question

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How to Love the World by Ilka Tampke review – a woman is trapped by a fallen tree

The stuck narrator records the minutiae of the forest and her harrowing life in a purposeful novel that demands a slow read but doesn’t always reward it

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Morning Mail: Trump claims ‘great settlement’ with Iran, Labor aims at Hanson’s achilles heel, World Cup kicks off

US president cancels planned strikes against Iran, claiming he made a verbal peace deal with the Iranian supreme leader

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Three major banks predict interest rates to fall next year – as it happened

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Labor MPs have been handed new talking points – revealing a growing concern about One Nation

Labor and its trade union allies have shifted the focus of their rhetorical attacks, targeting Pauline Hanson as if she is the real opposition leader

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World Cup Group D view from Turkey: young team can shake off ‘dark horses’ tag

Australia, the US and Paraguay will have their work cut out to match the Crescent Stars’ young midfield but a shaky defence is a genuine concern

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Playing with payphones: how the ubiquitous orange booths have been gamified by fans

Quaint and often overlooked, payphones continue to provide an essential public service, with millions of free calls being placed each year

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Cassette tapes were the voice notes of my youth, bringing tales from the diaspora to our living room

A Melbourne exhibition summons memories of my family gathering to listen to stories from distant relatives

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A shadowy overseas group is trying to influence Australian abortion policy. Who are CitizenGo and what do they want?

CitizenGo is hitching its wagon to Joanna Howe’s crusade, and the former Nationals MP George Christensen is on board

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Socceroos’ breakout star Jordan Bos at ease with the hype: ‘I’m a pretty chill guy’

The full-back’s career has moved as swiftly as his marauding runs down the left to make him Australia’s not-so-secret weapon at the 2026 World Cup

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I’m 17 and very sensitive to graphic content. Does this mean I’m immature?

Maturity has little to do with watching things you don’t want to, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But it might help to be curious about why you feel differently from your peers

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Can we separate the art from the person who made it? Not in the case of a monster like Rolf Harris

I met Harris before his crimes came to light. Even then I sensed his public image was a facade

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Twenty-five anti-Isaac Herzog protesters to face joint trial in Sydney

New South Wales police commissioner Mal Lanyon is among witnesses expected to appear at the six-week trial in July next year

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Striker Mo Touré sends injury scare through Socceroos camp on eve of World Cup

Australia forward, who has recent history of muscle injuries, misses training but staff say he’ll be back ahead of World Cup opener

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‘Punished’ for speaking up: culture of bullying, sexual harassment and discrimination in NSW police

Report says incivility and victimisation ‘at unacceptable levels’ within force and current culture presents ‘systemic risk’

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Oil prices fall after Trump says he is cancelling strikes – as it happened

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Labor to set terms for datacentre and AI growth as it vows not to repeat mistakes of resources boom

Assistant minister agrees concerns over resource usage are legitimate but argues Australia cannot ignore ‘consequential’ economic wave

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Escaped prisoner who fled brother’s funeral believed to be in Melbourne, police say

Orijol Rukaj was on pallbearer duties when he evaded corrections staff – and has been on the run for the six weeks since

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Inside the country pub preserving Socceroos history with the Johnny Warren Museum

Surrounded by rolling fields and winding roads, and hidden away at the back of the Jamberoo Pub, is a moving tribute to Australian football

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Australian billionaire Brett Blundy wages high-stakes campaign to oust chair of Victoria’s Secret

Blundy’s investment firm, BBRC International, owns about 13% of the US-listed lingerie brand, giving it a potential platform to launch a hostile takeover

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Dead Poets Society director Peter Weir receives lifetime achievement award at Sydney film festival

Australian film-maker behind Picnic at Hanging Rock and Gallipoli celebrated for defining country’s culture and ‘global influence on craft, form and storytelling’

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We can’t deliver ‘like-for-like-services’ for people kicked off the NDIS, states warn Albanese government

Coalition also criticises swift timeline for proposed NDIS changes with Melissa McIntosh saying ‘we cannot forget that there are human lives at the other end’

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