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Conflict in Gaza an ‘Israeli terrorism creation factory’, warns Australian on UN inquiry

Former human rights commissioner Chris Sidoti says ‘there is no end in sight’ as ongoing bombardment is sowing seeds for generations of hostilities

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Weekend thunderstorms forecast for northern Australia with south to see temperatures drop

The BoM is warning of severe storms in the northern rivers and northern tablelands of NSW, with possible damaging winds and large hailstones

The Guardian - AU

The Thinning by Inga Simpson review – apocalyptic thriller offers glimpse of a better world

Two teens embark on a race against time across a ravaged Australia in this stunningly wrought dystopian novel

The Guardian - AU

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Australia squander chances before late reprieve in 0-0 draw with Saudi Arabia

Melbourne stalemate leaves World Cup group even tighter after disallowed goal denies visitors barely deserved win

The Guardian - AU

Charlotte honoured as one of nation's most influential Asian-Australians

Charlotte, who has hearing loss, started a sign language club at the ANU.

The Canberra Times

Grattan on Friday: Labor will ask voters ‘who will make you better or worse off in next three years?’

The government is standing by Kevin Rudd, albeit with gritted teeth, in the face of calls for him to be replaced as Australia’s ambassador to Washington. But the row is an unhelpful and potentially damaging distraction for a prime minister beset by problems and under the shadow of an approaching…

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Here are the Australians of the Year for the ACT for 2025

Diverse group to represent the ACT in Australian of the Year awards.

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Australia To Impose Digital Duty Of Care On Social Media

Australia's Digital Duty of Care legislation aims to enhance online safety by holding social media platforms accountable for preventing online harms.

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Maxwell, bowlers fire in rain-shortened T20 Gabba slog

Glenn Maxwell has fired in a blazing batting cameo as Australia thumped Pakistan by 29 runs in their rain-shortened Twenty20 series opener at the Gabba.

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Australia beat Pakistan in shortened first Twenty20 international – as it happened

Glenn Maxwell hits 43 off 19 balls at the Gabba as Australia go 1-0 up in the T20I series

The Guardian - AU

Some flights resume to Bali after huge volcanic ash cloud caused Australian airlines to cancel

Qantas, Jetstar and Virgin Australia have resumed some of the services from Bali to Australia

The Independent UK

Australia will require social media platforms to act to prevent online harm to users

Australia plans to require social media platforms to act to prevent online harms to users such as bullying, predatory behavior and algorithms pushing destructive content

The Independent UK

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OzAsia festival 2024: a celebration of Asian culture and art – and what it means to be Asian-Australian

The well-documented history of Asian mass migration to modern Australia dates from the gold rush era in the mid-19th century. With a history that is longer than a century and a half, breaking down stereotypes deeply ingrained over generations remains a task.

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Visa cancellations grow tenfold in last decade: study

Nearly 1000 people are held in Australia's immigration detention centres because of visa cancellation rates increasing by 10 times in the last 10 years.

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Regions speak out over carrying 'forced' energy burden

Australians in regional towns worry they will be forced to accept nuclear power plants even if they object to them, an inquiry has heard.

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Coles & Woolworths Slapped With Class Action Lawsuit After Inquiry Into Misleading Discounts

“We estimate that the average Australian consumer could be eligible for a refund ranging between $200 and $1,300+, depending on their shopping habits and purchases at these retailers.”

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Fire ants escape Queensland hidden in 'treated turf'

Turf ticked off as being treated for fire ants has proven to be a Trojan horse for one of the worst invasive species to reach Australian shores.

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McCosker backs McSweeney to follow his path at the top

Some 50 years after becoming a Test opener on debut with little experience in the role, Rick McCosker believes Nathan McSweeney will have no issue adapting.

The Guardian - AU

Australian engineers invent anti-fatberg coating to tackle sticky sewer problem

Zinc and polyurethane product could stop dangerous blockages in concrete wastewater pipes – but is a few years off commercial use

The Guardian - AU

Rave-style secret operas, classics from the masters and comedy: an opera season with something for everyone

From the swashbuckling comedy of Pirates of Penzance to the timeless tragedy of Madama Butterfly, West Australian Opera’s 2025 season offers a mix of old, new, borrowed and blue

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Where To Attend The National Rallies Remembering The 81 Women Killed In Australia This Weekend

Australians unite Saturday 16 November to raise awareness against violence towards women, following the tragic deaths of 81 women this year.

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FA accused of sabotaging ALM with launch of NST

Football Australia is set to launch a nationwide second division next year but not all of the A-League clubs are happy about it.

The Guardian - AU

Flights resume to Bali after huge volcanic ash cloud caused Australian airlines to cancel travel

Some travellers saved holiday plans by switching to Garuda Indonesia, which continued flying

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Australia will impose a ‘digital duty of care’ on tech companies to reduce online harm. It’s a good idea – if it can be enforced

In an escalation of its battle with big tech, the federal government has announced it plans to impose a “digital duty of care” on tech companies to reduce online harms.

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