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Noticing fewer groceries on the shelves at Woolworths? Here’s what you need to know

United Workers Union is calling for warehouse staff to be paid at least $38 an hour, with people walking off the job in three states

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Bear snared after three day supermarket standoff with Japan police

Authorities in Akita prefecture had struggled to locate the animal, which attacked a man and has eaten large quantities of meat

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Elton John reveals he is unable to watch his own musical after losing eyesight

The 77-year-old, who is blind in one eye and has poor vision in the other, spoke of his health issues at a gala performance of The Devil Wears Prada

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Top UN court to begin hearings on landmark climate change case

ICJ to hear submissions from more than 100 groups in Pacific-led campaign to provide a legal blueprint on obligations of states for climate harm

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Thirteen charged after police foil largest alleged cocaine importation in Australia’s history

Drugs with estimated street value of $760m seized off Queensland’s K’gari island after AFP operation

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Matildas get glimpse of what is possible with Brazil’s depth of emerging talent

The South Americans are ahead in their own period of rejuvenation and the past week can be used as a marker for Australia’s long-term journey

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Defence personnel convicted of sex offences to face mandatory discharge as part of royal commission response

Albanese government also commits to new statutory body to oversee a system overhaul in defence department aimed at preventing suicide

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NSW community justice centres will be scrapped next year - it’s enshittification in action

The public mediation service where I work has been keeping the peace at no cost to participants for 40 years. But now it’s closing without inquiry or consultation

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Laurie Daley returns for second stint as NSW State of Origin coach with Craig Bellamy in advisory role

New South Wales have brought back Laurie Daley to the State of Origin arena with Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy announced in an advisory role

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Could the decline of fossil fuels be Australia’s chance to become a clean exports giant?

Leading the charge towards clean energy would bring some much-needed positive momentum to international climate policy

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Marshall Brickman, Woody Allen’s Oscar-winning co-writer, dies aged 85

Screenwriter co-wrote Annie Hall and Manhattan, penned the Jersey Boys musical, and wrote for Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show and The Muppet Show

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Victoria’s clubs give more money to themselves in guise of ‘community benefits’ for tax breaks

Latest disclosures include clubs who claim millions spent on their own golf and racecourses as donations to broader community

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‘Like a zombie’: Aurimas Mockus and his gruelling quest to row from San Diego to Brisbane – mostly naked

The Lithuanian faces up to eight months of cyclones, adverse winds and extreme loneliness, as he rows in solidarity with Ukraine

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Rye shooting: two people dead in ‘targeted’ attack as police search for man who fled scene

Victoria police say they are searching for a man after deaths at Mornington Peninsula home following an altercation

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Michael Rowland to leave ABC News Breakfast after ‘15 years of 3am starts’

The 55-year-old is the program’s longest serving male co-host, and hinted in September that he was ‘looking forward to something less intense’

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No deal between Woolworths and warehouse workers – as it happened

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Morning Mail: predatory Centrepay operators to be barred, sex workers face discrimination, Syria hits back at rebel advance

Rent-to-buy lenders face ban; offensive continues to take ground

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Meta to force financial advertisers to be verified in bid to prevent celebrity scam ads targeting Australians

Exclusive: Businesses to require financial services licence number to post Facebook ads while individuals will need government-issued ID

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‘I have done nothing wrong’: Juanita quit her job at a Melbourne brothel to work from home. Now she’s being evicted

Victoria has decriminalised sex work. So why are those in the industry still facing danger and discrimination?

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Rumi’s profound poetry shows us the the divine power of art to sublimate grief into love

The 13th-century poet’s resolution to articulate his grief is a reminder to us of the power of literature, particularly in our most trying times

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Cruise ships urged to ‘clean up their act’ amid concerns toxic effluent being dumped on Great Barrier Reef

Environmentalists say marine park waste regulations need updating to limit grey water and exhaust chemicals as passenger cruise numbers rise

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Predatory rent-to-buy operators barred from Centrepay debit system in sweeping Albanese government reforms

Exclusive: ‘High-risk services’ will be removed, including companies providing consumer leases and household goods

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Australia’s housing market loses steam with prices falling in Sydney and Melbourne

More houses for sale in country’s two biggest cities in November than there were at this time of year since 2018

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What is a southerly buster and how can the wind suddenly drop temperatures by 20C?

Global heating is increasing the frequency of these gale-force cool changes that can disrupt flights, create hazardous sea conditions and increase bushfire danger

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Australia is connected to the world by cables no thicker than a garden hose – and at risk from sharks, accidents and sabotage

Last month two Baltic Sea cables were damaged and experts say Australia’s cables are not immune from threats. How worried should we be?

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