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Number of Aussies on burning Japanese plane downgraded

There were four fewer Australians on the Japan Airlines flight that burst into flames after landing than originally feared but all are safe and accounted for.

AAP

Rain halts play after Pakistan dismiss Australian openers in Sydney Test

NEW DELHI: The third Test between Australia and Pakistan in Sydney witnessed a rain-interrupted second day after the visiting team managed to secure crucial wickets, including the dismissals of Australian openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja.

The Times of India

Australia's Usman Khawaja completes 7,000 international runs

Usman Khawaja completes 7,000 international runs in 118 matches with 17 centuries & 38 fifties. Australia 116/2 at Tea on day two of 3rd Test vs Pakistan.

The Hindu

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Australian homes three times more likely to have solar panels than a pool as energy prices surge

Data shows 2023 had second-highest record of rooftop solar installations as small-scale solar continues to grow

The Guardian - AU

Peter Dutton backs release of Iraq war papers after Morrison government failure

Department claims key documents outlining reasoning behind joining US-led invasion were not included in an ‘apparent administrative oversight’

The Guardian - AU

Utes and SUVs make up entire top 10 in record year of new car sales in Australia

The Ford Ranger usurped Toyota’s HiLux as the most sold car model, while battery EVs accounted for 7.2% of sales

The Guardian - AU

David Warner falls for 34 in farewell Test as Pakistan pressure Australia

NEW DELHI: On the second day of the third Test in Sydney, David Warner's farewell innings came to an end as he was dismissed for 34, missing out on a century in his final Test match. The 37-year-old opening batsman left the Sydney Cricket Ground to a standing ovation from…

The Times of India

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De Minaur oozing confidence after downing the GOAT

World No.12 Alex de Minaur is looming as a dark horse for the Australian Open after defeating 24-time grand slam winner Novak Djokovic in Perth.

AAP

A $55k Falling Down Shack In Victoria Was One Of Australia’s Most Viewed Properties In 2023

One of the most clicked on "bargain" house listing in Victoria in 2023 was a run down hovel in Beulah, and if that doesn't sum up the housing market I don't know what does.

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CA take up fight for longer series to preserve Tests

Calls from skipper Pat Cummins and national team coach Andrew McDonald for minimum three-Test series will be worked through with the ICC by Cricket Australia.

AAP

How a toilet break added to Pakistan's slips woes

Pakistan had reconfigured their slips cordon for the third Test against Australia at the SCG, but an ill-timed toilet break led to another chance going down.

AAP

Million cow vaccines sent to protect Australian herds

One million doses of lumpy skin disease vaccine have reached Indonesia as part of an Australian bid to protect its own cattle from the ailment.

AAP

Australia v Pakistan: third Test, day two – as it happened

Australia trail Pakistan by 197 runs after bad light and rain stopped play before tea on day two of the third Test at the SCG

The Guardian - AU

Virat Kohli back in top 10 of ICC Test Ranking

India sits at the top spot in the team ranking, on 118 points, ahead of Australia and England.

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Australia, US, UK issue warning over Red Sea attacks

In a multi-national statement, Australia has condemned Yemeni rebels' attacks on ships in the Red Sea as violence in Gaza stretches toward its fourth month.

The Conversation

Storm clouds ahead: scandals that have rocked Australian politics

Australians could be forgiven for feeling weary of political scandals. The litany of them at the federal level in recent years has been fatiguing: Robodebt, allegations of rape and sexual harassment in Parliament House, former prime minister Scott Morrison’s secret ministries, sports rorts, ministerial affairs and bonk bans, and plenty…

The Conversation

My life as a 'Jillposter': the radical feminist poster group that pasted prints around Melbourne in the ‘80s

Jillposters was a self-funded radical feminist poster group active in Melbourne from 1983 until 1988. I was a founding member.

The Independent UK

Pilot in Sea World helicopter crash that killed British newlyweds had cocaine in system

A report released one year on since the tragic accident revealed the late pilot had cocaine in his system at the time of the crash

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Newcastle Herald

Moving more freight by rail would free up freeways

Letters: Driving on the M1 and Hume not for the faint-hearted

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Pink ball no solution in Khawaja's eyes for bad light

Usman Khawaja has urged caution against modernising Test cricket in a bid to avoid time being lost to bad light, after a frustrating day two at the SCG.

AAP

Australians think $345,000 income needed to feel rich

The rising cost of housing, groceries and other goods may help explain the vast gap between normal earnings and how much it would take to feel wealthy.

AAP

Perry and Litchfield shortlisted for ICC annual honours

Australian stars Ellyse Perry and Phoebe Litchfield are on the shortlist to win ICC awards after enjoying stellar years.

The Independent UK

Novak Djokovic opens up wrist injury scare ahead of Australian Open

TheWorld No 1 struggled with a problem with his right wrist and was not at his best in a straight-sets defeat to Alex de Minuar in the United Cup

The Hindu

Kerala Agricultural University eyes stronger ties with Australia’s Western Sydney University

The Kerala Agricultural University (KAU) is planning to expand its collaboration with the Western Sydney University, Australia.

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s slipped off the radar’: why are there fewer street trees in regional towns across Australia?

Beyond the tree-lined high streets, many regional towns are lacking tree cover and experts say the reliance on cars could be to blame

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