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‘The beach was and still is an Aboriginal space’: artist Billy Bain on reclaiming the sand and waves

For his upcoming solo exhibition, the Dharug artist has made 11 colourful clay sculptures that represent a counter-image to the bronzed Aussie beachgoer

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Parliament has been getting frosty as winter closes in – but Labor may make one more gamble before the break

As Labor pushes on with reforms, the Coalition must decide whether to join in the parliamentary deal-making

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The Victorian Greens are taking a page from Mamdani’s policy playbook. Can they combat rising rightwing populism?

State leader Ellen Sandell says party offers a ‘hopeful and bold’ alternative, but sceptics doubt whether message is resonating with voters

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Australia win by six wickets to end India’s semi-final hopes: Women’s T20 World Cup – as it happened

Australia advance to the semi-finals unbeaten, and ensure South Africa will join them after defeating India at Lord’s

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Australian man charged with murder in Thailand after teenage girl’s body found in suitcase

Simon Peter Carman, 45, has denied the charges against him

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Paul Hogan has reportedly called Pauline Hanson a ‘pelican’. Please explain?

Crocodile Dundee was held up by the One Nation leader as an exemplar of ‘Australian monoculture’. Hoges had other ideas

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‘Enforcement mode’: Australia must take fight to tech giants to make social media ban stick, experts warn

Doubled penalties will have little effect if platforms not held to account for the content they carry, observers say

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Late drama sends Austria and Algeria into World Cup knockouts to break Iran hearts

Algeria and Austria battled gamely for most of a 3-3 draw that qualified both teams for the knockout round at the expense of Iran

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Lionel Messi steps off bench and makes a little more history in Argentina’s World Cup win over Jordan

From the moment he came on it felt like an occasion, another chance to distil the admiration for a legend of football

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Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv hit with ballistic missiles, as civilians killed by drone strikes in Russia

Latest attack follows civilian deaths on both sides of Russia-Ukraine border on Saturday. What we know on day 1,586

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NSW beaches to get dawn-to-dusk drone patrols in $34m anti-shark program

Premier Chris Minns says he wants to restore confidence to beachgoers after series of shark sightings and attacks

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Algeria 3-3 Austria: World Cup 2026 – as it happened

Both teams went through to the knockout phase in remarkable fashion after Sasa Kalajdzic scored a dramatic equaliser that knocked out Iran

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Jordan 1-3 Argentina: World Cup 2026 – as it happened

Lionel Messi came off the bench to score his sixth goal of the World Cup as a much-changed Argentina strolled to victory

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Auction clearance rates continue to hover under 50% – as it happened

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When racism is so entrenched in Australia, could paying lip service to multiculturalism do more harm than good?

Much of the rhetoric encouraging us to have empathy for immigrants is conditional on what they bring to Australia, writes university student Anhaar Kareem

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I have always wished the best for Karl Stefanovic. But if he’s selling racists, thugs and conspiracy theorists, I hope he fails

When I first met Stefanovic he was immediately likable. How has his compass shifted so far that he platforms a man who stirs up terrorist attacks on mosques?

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Is the Northern Territory a ‘mini Trump-style’ government?

The CLP’s ‘tough on crime’, pro-development agenda brings sweeping changes, which advocates say cut the NT’s most vulnerable out of the conversation

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Unit owners are wresting back control of their stratas: ‘If I don’t do it, the building will fall into the street’

Amid high costs and low confidence in the industry, some owner-occupiers are taking on Australia’s commercialised strata system

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The last continent: how deadly bird flu travelled the world before landing on a remote Australian beach

The H5N1 virus has now reached every continent on the planet. What does it mean for some of the world’s unique species?

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Leaks, lawyers and a whistleblower: how did KPMG’s failings emerge – and could more have been done?

A parliamentary inquiry heard claims from one former employee that partners pursued ‘revenue growth at all costs’

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The moment I knew: After witnessing trauma at a refugee detention centre, we held each other and cried

First Liza Shaw and Rohan were housemates, then they had a casual relationship. But a protest at Woomera would deepen their emotional connection

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‘Really good flatmate’: what happens when the love is gone but it costs too much to move out?

The cost of living is putting pressure on relationships – and preventing some couples from properly splitting up

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Pro-One Nation Facebook groups appear to be run by foreign ‘meme factories’ that monetise content

Exclusive: Guardian analysis suggests several groups with thousands of members run by what expert calls ‘engagement farm’ operations in south-east Asia

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Abbie Chatfield: ‘Someone told her worst dating story. I lay on the floor of the stage and screamed’

The podcaster and TV host talks to us about doomscrolling, aliens and a horrifying sound healing that made her want to vomit

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Australia buys into World Cup journey as nation approaches peak Socceroos

Marketing stunts, murals and bandwagon-jumping politicians point to one thing – the country is invested in football, for a few weeks at least

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