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The ‘new’ antisemitism conflates criticism of Israel with prejudice against Jews. But it’s complicated

Since the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel nearly a year ago, and the subsequent ongoing war on Gaza, there have been widespread claims that antisemitism is globally on the rise. Attacks on Jewish synagogues and businesses, some of them uncomfortably close to home, bear this out.

The Conversation

Dutton’s nuclear plan would mean propping up coal for at least 12 more years – and we don’t know what it would cost

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has revealed the Coalition’s nuclear energy plan relies on many of Australia’s coal-fired power stations running for at least another 12 years – far beyond the time frame officials expect the ageing facilities to last.

The Conversation

Google reveals plans to add AI to Aussie search results

Google's generative AI tool will explain search results in Australia as part of a technology trial but experts warn to watch for serious or funny mistakes.

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Harry Brook hits superb century to help England keep Australia series alive

Hosts walk away with handsome 46-run victory

Evening Standard

Brook century guarantees England victory over Australia before rain arrives

The acting England captain was unbeaten on 110 before bad weather spelled a 46-run DLS win against Australia in the third ODI

The Guardian - UK

Harry Brook century leads England to victory and keeps Australia series alive

Stand-in captain Brook was 110 not out as the hosts won by 46 runs on the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method.

The Independent UK

Day says International co-operation can trouble US

Australia's Jason Day is full of praise for the progress made by the International team but knows the Americans will take some stopping at the Presidents Cup.

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Call to unite as one generation's 'failure' felt by all

Dividing people by age will worsen outcomes for everyone and if Australia wants to address ageism, people both young and old must unite.

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Steve Smith and Alex Carey half-centuries put Australia in strong position

The tourists are 2-0 ahead in the five-match series.

The Independent UK

‘It grows this anger within people’: how Australia treats those fleeing humanitarian disaster depends on where they came from – and when

Hassan Elhassan works two jobs to support his family of six. Without change, there’s ‘no light on the horizon’

The Guardian - AU

Women's T20 World Cup: India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur happy to 'tick all boxes' on preparation front

NEW DELHI: Harmanpreet Kaur has often faced the sting of near misses in major tournaments. But the Indian captain feels confident that her team has fully prepared for the upcoming Women's T20 World Cup, starting in the UAE on October 3.

The Times of India

Shan Masood likely to be retained Pakistan captain for England Test series

NEW DELHI: Shan Masood is expected to continue as captain for Pakistan in the upcoming home Test series against England. Babar Azam will also retain his leadership role for the white-ball formats during the tours of Australia and South Africa later this year.

The Times of India

England beat Aussies as Brook ton saves their ODI hopes

England have ended Australia's 14-match one-day international win streak with a Harry Brook ton earning the hosts a 46-run win on DLS in a rain-hit game.

AAP

England beat Australia by 46 runs (DLS): third men’s one-day cricket international – as it happened

Harry Brook’s thrilling 110 not out, his first ODI century, drove England to a superb victory in a rain-affected game in Durham

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Elon Musk’s wars: Brazil to Australia, UK to US, the X owner’s many battles

The billionaire has taken on many governments, claiming he’s fighting for free speech. But often, there’s more to it.

The Guardian - AU

Tanya Plibersek approves three coalmine expansions in move criticised as ‘the opposite of climate action’

Decision angers environment groups with Australian Conservation Foundation saying Albanese government ‘continues to disappoint’

AAP

Wareham's all-round efforts help Aussies to clean sweep

Georgia Wareham took two key wickets, then enjoyed a bright batting cameo in Australia's chase as they secured a 3-0 Twenty20 series win over New Zealand.

The Guardian - AU

No talk of hikes, no cut on the horizon: why RBA thinks it’s in the ‘right spot’ with interest rates

There was good news and bad news as Australia’s central bank held the interest rate steady for the seventh time in a row

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Newcastle Herald

Little Britain star David Walliams returns to visit old friends

Walliams' latest visitor has been "bit of a kerfuffle".

The Conversation

Surrogacy is booming. But new research suggests these pregnancies could be higher risk for women and babies

A new study from Canada has found women who agree to carry and birth babies in surrogacy arrangements face a higher risk of complications than other pregnant women.

The Times of India

Border Gavaskar Trophy: When Steve Smith had a 'brain fade' moment against India

NEW DELHI: Steve Smith led Australia in the 2017 Border Gavaskar Trophy series against India. Though Australia lost the four-match series 1-2, Smith ended the series as the highest run-getter on either side with 499 runs including three hundreds.

The Guardian - AU

Dutton ‘diminishes’ Australia on world stage by vowing to abolish First Nations ambassador, Wong says

It comes as the opposition leader says Gooreng Gooreng man Justin Mohamed is being flown around the world ‘doing I don’t know what’

AAP

Hydrogen could do the heavy lifting on Aussie roads

A leading Australian transport company says hydrogen trucks, not electric options, will revolutionise long-haul freight in Australia.

AAP

NZ's wobbly Wellington record gives Wallabies hope

The Wallabies have returned to Wellington for the first time since a pulsating 16-16 draw against the All Blacks in 2020.

The Conversation

Costly defamation action looms large over Australian newsrooms. It’s diminishing press freedom

This piece is the final of a three part series on Australia’s defamation laws. You can read the other pieces here and here.

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