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Tax cuts to see families pocket an extra $60 a week

The latest tax cuts will see families with children pocket more than $60 a week on average, Treasury analysis shows.

AAP

'I really miss my life in Australia' – Grace Brown to retire from professional cycling at end of 2024

Australia's top female road cyclist to call it quits but first some big goals beckon – 'Let’s see if I can sign off in style'

Cycling News

“There was alcohol, plenty of fighting, sometimes guns. That was just the women”: the wild career of Cold Chisel, the Aussie hellraisers who should have been as big as AC/DC

Cold Chisel are huge stars in their native Australia, but the rest of the world barely knows who they are

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Australian Gravel Championships – A green and gold year and a bag of spuds for Courtney Sherwell and Brendan Johnston

The two Australian MTB Marathon champions double up with national gravel title at Devils Cardigan in Tasmania

Cycling News

Australian surfers look to cement spot in title decider

Molly Picklum, Jack Robinson and Ethan Ewing are Australia's leading hopes in the World Surf League's Rio Pro as they chase a crucial top-five rankings spot.

AAP

Glenn Maxwell's knock still causing Afghan nightmares

The last time Glenn Maxwell faced Afghanistan he came up with a batting masterclass for the ages, and it's still hounding Australia's latest World Cup rivals.

AAP

BCCI secretary Jay Shah invites state units for a session to exchange ideas

MUMBAI: BCCI secretary Jay Shah has invited all the representatives of the state associations under it for a get-together at the board's headquarters in Mumbai and to “exchange ideas to improve cricket in India” and watch the India versus Australia T20 World Cup match on June 24.

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Aussie skateboarders keep Olympic hopes on track

Australian skateboarders have continued to impress in the Olympic qualifiers in Budapest, their final chance to climb the standings ahead of Paris selection.

AAP

Australians deploy for nuclear sub training mission

Local workers will train in maintaining and operating nuclear-powered submarines after departing for the US to prepare for Australia getting its own.

AAP

Coldest start to winter in decades in some areas with polar air mass predicted across Australia next week

Many parts of Victoria, NSW and Queensland have shivered through temperatures between 2C and 5C below average, the BoM says

The Guardian - AU

How the Newcastle Comedy Festival tickles our funny bone

'It's really become a staple on the Australian comedy scene.'

Newcastle Herald

Australian aid package for African humanitarian crises

The Australian government has announced $23 million to help vulnerable populations in the Horn of Africa through various humanitarian crises.

AAP

Guzman y Gomez storms the ASX, but can the good times really last?

It is pitched as ‘clean food’ and the company has big ambitions, but one analyst warns ‘there’s plenty of things that can go wrong’

The Guardian - AU

Tourist bucks weigh in with record economy boost

Travel and tourism will contribute more to Australia's economy in 2024 than any year on record, according to international forecasts.

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Australia's organic rules a hot mess for consumers

Australia's regulation of organic products is laughable by world standards and the result is a legion of confused consumers, advocates for change say.

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How to watch Barbarians v Fiji: live stream Killik Cup rugby union from anywhere, team news, kick off

As the Baa-Baas and Flying Fijians meet at Twickenham, here's how to get a Barbarians v Fiji live stream and watch today's Killik Cup rugby online no matter where you are.

The Canberra Times

What do a sandwich and a note from Bob Hawke have in common?

Sometimes, simple objects can tell us some amazing stories.

AAP

Incentives arrest decline in aspiring police recruits

Australia's biggest police force has been flooded by more than 1500 applications from potential recruits as far away as NZ after a pledge of paid training.

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The Guardian - UK

Guy Warren obituary

Australian painter whose works married landscape and figurative styles, and drew heavily on his time in New Guinea

The Guardian - AU

How even the possibility of gas shortages inevitably feeds into Australia’s energy fracas

Aemo’s first ‘threat notice’ under new powers left Labor to fend off Coalition claims the system is in ‘dire trouble’

The Guardian - AU

Jacqueline McKenzie: ‘I recognise my country: it’s brutal, it’s beautiful, it’s dangerous’

The mainstay of Australian cinema talks ‘bucket list’ projects, climbing trees and recognising her own history on screen

RideApart

Learning How to Wheelie Is Hard, But Not Anymore

Perfecting, or even starting, a wheelie can be both difficult and dangerous. And though wheelie machines are available, they're expensive. Wild Wheelies out of Australia wants to fix that.

France 24

In Papua New Guinea, tribal wars hamper recovery from deadly landslide

On May 24, a landslide devastated a whole village in one of the poorest regions of Papua New Guinea, a country north of Australia that's home to 10 million inhabitants. According to the UN, 670 people were killed but very few bodies have been found so far. A week after…

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Morrisday The Label is a growing Australian homeware brand based in Sydney, focused on providing high-quality products to the B2B market. They are currently looking for a dynamic and motivated Sales Rep & Social Media Coordinator to join their small team, assisting the Sales Director in sales and social media…

The Independent UK

Ben Youngs believes ‘very good coach’ Eddie Jones has a lot to offer Japan

Youngs was Jones’ first choice scrum-half for the whole of his seven-year reign as England coach

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