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Australia’s unconventional Cop31 deal puts Chris Bowen at the helm of the world’s most complex negotiations. It’s a huge opportunity

Australia may not be hosting Cop31, but the unprecedented Turkey partnership is a real chance to secure global influence and turbocharge a new green zeitgeist

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Standoff looms for final week of parliament as Coalition holds out on nature laws – as it happened

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‘He’s the real thing’: Longley feels Chicago connection as Josh Giddey brings Bulls back to the big time

Three-time NBA champion senses ‘weird deja vu’ as his former side returns to playoff contention with a fellow Australian critical to the resurgence

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Academics who say they are ‘pro-white’ and have ‘ethnic conception’ of Australia turn spotlight on Sydney’s Campion College

Higher education regulator investigates Catholic institute after comments by academics, including endorsing the White Australia policy

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Social media ban explained: when does it start in Australia, how will it work and what apps are being banned for under-16s?

Has the ban started, and how will age verification work? Here’s everything you need to know

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That syncon feeling: the 150 tonnes of spinning steel that could help stabilise Australia’s energy transition

Australia’s largest synchronous condenser begins testing in Victoria, joining an expanding network operators say will reduce the grid’s reliance on fossil fuels

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All the world loves a larva: the ‘amazing’ maggots at the centre of an agricultural revolution

Black soldier fly larvae turn food waste into valuable protein meal and other byproducts – and Australian producers say the industry is about to take off

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Rocky Horror creator Richard O’Brien: ‘The Spice Girls couldn’t sing. But lovely girls’

The actor, writer and musician on growing up on a sheep farm in New Zealand, being in Spice World and a lovely afternoon with Aretha Franklin

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From former Nazis to refugees and DV survivors, tattoo removal is giving Australians a ‘second chance’

Gang signs, brands and swastikas are some of the symbols that many people no longer want permanently etched on their bodies

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Being labelled a Highly Sensitive Person was validating and empowering – until it wasn’t

An online personality quiz made me feel understood, but it also created a mental cage

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Human rights fears over Australia’s role in F-35 parts after Trump’s decision to sell fighter jets to Saudi Arabia

Experts warn US deal on ‘lethal’ aircraft presents issues for Australia that ‘we’ve tried desperately to ignore with the Israelis’

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The moment I knew: he presented me with my hearing aids like they were a little gift

When Lynda Leigh and David started dating, his small, silent gesture spoke volumes about how much he cared.

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Lando Norris grabs F1 Las Vegas GP pole in wet as Oscar Piastri slips to fifth

McLaren’s title race leader finished first in qualifying ahead of Max Verstappen, while Lewis Hamilton’s troubles continued with Ferrari

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Ukraine war briefing: defeating Russia an ‘illusion’, says Putin, as he welcomes Trump deal

Russia’s president says US-led plan ‘could form the basis of a final peace settlement’, bolstering concerns in Europe about one-sided nature of US-brokered deal. What we know on day 1,368

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Australia v England: Head blasts hosts to eight-wicket Ashes win in first Test inside two days – as it happened

An astonishing 83-ball 123 from Travis Head shattered England, who lost the first two-day Ashes Test since 1921

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The sailor reviving the lost art of canoe building in New Caledonia

Dozens of traditional boats made as part of a project to reconnect with culture and ‘start of conversation’ on ocean rights

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‘I would just like to see more people housed’: inside NSW’s social housing changes

NSW Labor says it’s ‘proud of our record’ on public homes – but what’s really happening with social housing in the state?

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Kellie Sloane faces a treacherous road ahead as NSW Liberal leader – and has a heavy burden on her shoulders

If the Liberal party can’t sell itself to an aspirational city like Sydney, then its future is surely grim

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What to turn to when the heat hits: the fan

As we head into summer, fan-first cooling can help you stay cool while keeping energy bills in check. Here’s what you need to know

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‘Dangerous and undermines our systems’: Tanya Plibersek condemns serious police failures in Queensland DV deaths

Plibersek said those victims – Hannah Clarke and her children, Kardell Lomas and her unborn child, and Gail Karran – ‘should have been kept safe’

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Cyclone Fina: severe tropical storm intensifies to category 3 as it tracks towards Darwin

It is the first cyclone of this strength in Australian waters in November in 20 years, with gusts up to 205km/h

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Five Great Reads: what AI doesn’t know; Epstein’s influence; and the media gossip saga that won’t quit

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey

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A translation of the Nauruan president’s remarks will stay suppressed for a decade – but secrecy in Australia’s offshore policy is nothing new

From Scott Morrison’s ‘on-water matters’ to the Albanese government’s MOU with Nauru, successive governments’ attitude to legitimate scrutiny has been one of hostility

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After 10 years talking to knights, squires and wizards, I understand why ren fairs are booming

As the loneliness epidemic worsens, young people are finding themselves and each other through the thriving culture of medieval and renaissance fairs

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Labor to rule out controversial ‘national interest’ exemption for coal and gas if Greens back nature laws

Exclusive: Concession follows fierce criticism of the workaround but may not be enough to convince minor party

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