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Sevens ace Caslick wants name for gold medal hopefuls

Charlotte Caslick is challenging fans to come up with a name for Australia's newly-crowned women's world series sevens champions ahead of the Paris Olympics.

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Travis Head reveals 'lurking' prep for World Cup opener

Australia will start as overwhelming favourites in their Twenty20 World Cup opener against Oman, before a far sterner test against England in game two.

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Australian shares higher amid meagre economic growth

The ASX200 finished 0.4 per cent higher as official statistics revealed Australia's gross domestic product grew just 0.1 per cent in the first quarter.

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X labels eSafety church case drop a win for free speech

Elon Musk's X has warned of legal powers used to censor speech after the eSafety Commissioner dropped a court battle over videos of a Sydney church stabbing.

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Disneyland Might Be Coming To 1 Of 3 Melbourne Suburbs If This Local MP Gets His Way

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GDP growth falls to just 0.1% as household cutbacks put handbrake on Australia’s economy

Annual economic growth is down to 1.1%, lower than economists predicted, ABS GDP figures show

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Aussies spend big on cars but choose fuel-saving models

Australian drivers bought a record number of new vehicles in May, with many choosing to reduce their fuel costs by choosing hybrid and electric models.

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Are data breaches the new normal? Should we just assume our data isn’t safe?

In recent days, both Ticketek Australia and Ticketmaster have experienced breaches which have exposed customer details to hackers. They join a growing list of high-profile data breaches that have put the privacy of millions at risk.

The Conversation

Kids, courts, canines: can justice facility dogs like Winston help children and the broader court system?

The recent focus on youth crime in Australia may create a perception that all children in court have offended. But of course, children are also in courts because they have been victims of and/or witnesses to criminal events.

The Conversation

Charity gap stark as cost-of-living crisis keeps biting

Australian charities received record-breaking revenue last financial year but that was outstripped by soaring expenses amid the cost-of-living crisis.

AAP

Social media giants told to pay price, play by rules

For years, social media companies have been accused of acting above regulation but a top media boss says they must play by the same rules as everyone else.

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Younger Australians feel like the game is rigged. And with the spending gap widening, who can blame them?

Older Australians are spending above the inflation rate, counteracting efforts to cool the economy and further disadvantaging younger generations

The Guardian - AU

Brassed off: Defence under fire over lack of recruits

Defence officials have been asked if they intend to scare off Australia's enemies with fancy uniforms after their alleged failure to expand the military.

AAP

Wilander: Ever-improving Demon can win Australian Open

Ex-world No.1 Mats Wilander believes Alex de Minaur is an "unbelievable" player who could lift the Australian Open crown even if he misses out at Roland Garros.

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eSafety commissioner accuses Elon Musk of ‘dog-whistle’ against her – as it happened

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The Conversation

Why ‘Team Australia’ needs a new sports diplomacy game plan as other countries gain an edge

Writing of the unique place of sport in Australian society, the celebrated US travel writer Bill Bryson once wrote “truly, never has there been a more sporting nation … it is a wonder in such a vigorous and active society that there is anyone left to form an audience”.

The Conversation

Trying to save money? Our research suggests paying in cash – while you still can

Cash is in crisis. In Australia, it’s now only used for 16% of in-person transactions, down from about 70% in 2007.

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Spare us the talk about a wages explosion. There’s nothing wrong with lifting Australia’s lowest wages in line with inflation

What is it with the Coalition and wages?

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Australian universities rise in world rankings but experts warn international student cap could hurt ‘cutting-edge’ status

University of Melbourne reaches new high of 13th while University of Sydney and University of NSW also in top 20 globally

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Australians remembered for role in D-Day landings

Australian servicemen played a small but important role in the D-Day landings 80 years ago, which turned the tide of the Second World War in Europe.

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Experts want more big solar projects, less nuke talk

The number of large-scale solar projects in Australia needs to rise rapidly, but the nuclear power debate could derail progress, industry experts say.

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Rain thwarts England, boosts Australia at T20 World Cup

A series of heavy showers have caused England's T20 World Cup match against Scotland to be abandoned, saving the hosts from a tricky chase in Barbados.

The Canberra Times

US attack sub heads to Australia for first local 'maintenance'

And Port Kembla steel heads to US military shipyard.

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Climate change puts the heat on Aussie ski resorts

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University boss calls international student cap 'chaos'

The head of Universities Australia has labelled the government's international student cap proposal "policy chaos" with significant ramifications.

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