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Australia cricketer Khawaja wears a black armband after a ban on his 'all lives are equal' shoes

Australia batter Usman Khawaja has worn a black armband because he wasn’t allowed to wear shoes branded with a “all lives are equal” humanitarian message on Day 1 of the series-opening cricket test against Pakistan

The Independent UK

Australia vs Pakistan, 1st Test: Barred from written messages, Australia's Usman Khawaja wears black armband in Gaza protest

On the opening day of the first Test against Pakistan on Thursday, Australia opener Usman Khawaja expressed his solidarity with people in Gaza through a subtle protest.

The Times of India

Watch: David Warner's 'unbelievable' six against Pakistan at Perth

NEW DELHI: Australia opener David Warner is known to be a swashbuckling batsman with all the shots in the book.

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Woman dubbed Australia’s worst female serial killer cleared of murdering four young children

Kathleen Folbigg expected to seek big compensation package from NSW government

The Independent UK

'The one to watch': meteor shower to wow stargazers

Australians will have their best opportunity in years to watch the annual Geminid meteor shower due to a near-ideal combination of conditions.

AAP

Australia cricketer Khawaja wears a black armband after a ban on his ''all lives are equal'' shoes

Usman Khawaja wore a black arm band to show solidarity with people suffering in Gaza, after the ICC prohibited him from wearing shoes with a humanitarian message.

The Hindu

Google Revealed The Top Searches In Australia For 2023, And Some Things Are Defs Missing

Google's annual Year In Search for 2023 has revealed the top searches Aussie's made throughout the last twelve months.

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A lot hinges on Indian team when it comes to growth of women's cricket: Harmanpreet Kaur

NAVI MUMBAI: As the Indian women's team returns to Test cricket after a gap of more than two years when they play England in a one-off Test at the DY Patil Stadium from Thursday, captain Harmanpreet Kaur asserted that her team will have to take the lead in furthering the…

The Times of India

Mining firm digs Australia's first electric excavator

An Australian mine has deployed the nation's first electric-powered excavator, created as part of a plan to decarbonise mining operations.

AAP

Sydney Sweeney, Bless Her Soul, Thought She Was Going To Die After A Huntsman Bit Her In Aus

"The thing just starts biting me, but we're in the middle of the scene... They thought I was making really serious dramatic choices in a rom-com. So no one cut."

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Khawaja questions ICC rules around messages on shoes

Usman Khawaja has questioned why the International Cricket Council treated him differently to other players previously displaying messages on their equipment.

AAP

Cop28 agreement is progress – but there is still plenty of wriggle room for any country, including Australia

The government’s new stance is unusual for a large fossil-fuel-producing country, even if it’s not translated into policies

The Guardian - AU

Warner shushes the critics with 164 against Pakistan

A second Test century since January 2020 has relieved the pressure on under-fire opener David Warner in the series-opening match against Pakistan in Perth.

AAP

Australia’s unemployment rate ticked higher in November at 3.9% but hiring numbers also up

Joblessness rate rose despite 61,500 new jobs because the number of people seeking work also grew strongly

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Australia looks ahead, with hopes to host climate talks

As the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference draws to a close, Australia looks ahead to COP31, throwing its hat into the co-hosting ring.

The Conversation

What does a building need to call itself 'accessible' – and is that enough?

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) review and the disability royal commission’s final report both highlighted the crucial role of accessible buildings and homes in ensuring the inclusion of people with disabilities.

The Guardian - AU

Australia finish on 346-5 on day one of first Test against Pakistan – as it happened

Over-by-over: After their incredible ODI World Cup win can Australia reaffirm their Test prowess against Pakistan in Perth? Follow with Geoff Lemon

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US nuclear submarine laws a 'significant step forward'

The US is closer to selling nuclear-powered submarines to Australia after key legislation cleared a major hurdle, the development labelled a "significant step".

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The Crunch: why it’s so hard to buy a home, penguin naps, and inequality in the US

This week’s data newsletter also looks at the effect of record immigration on Australia and the use of text on Vogue magazine covers

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November Surge in Australia's Employment Boosts Workforce

A breath of fresh air for the Aussie economy as employment dances a jubilant jig in November. Yet, as overture plays, jobless rate foxtrots uphill.

AAP

Dutton is Australia's least trusted MP: Roy Morgan

Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is Australia's least trusted politician, according to a Roy Morgan poll.

The Guardian - AU

Hear here: at Australia’s new wave of listening bars, audiophiles meet oenophiles

A movement of small, vinyl-focused bars is providing an audible social experience where acoustically minded venues let people hear the music – and each other – as they drink

AAP

Stone ban progress, but more needed in silicosis fight

Australia has banned engineered stone from July but many more workers remain exposed to deadly dust across other industries such as concreting and tunnelling.

The Guardian - AU

Labor MP Josh Burns says Australia’s UN Gaza ceasefire vote not relevant to ‘people on the ground’

Speaking from Israel, MP plays down significance of UN resolution, saying violence won’t end ‘without Hamas being removed from power’

The Conversation

When the heat hits, inland waters look inviting. Here's how we can help people swim safely at natural swimming spots

People love to hang out around water, especially on hot summer days. And, for those who aren’t near the ocean, Australia is blessed with beautiful inland waterways. In New South Wales, the government wants to increase access to these “blue” natural environments, especially for people living far from the coast.

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