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Which Aussie Supermarket Is The Cheapest? We Did A $20 Supermarket Challenge To Find Out

We want to know which Australian supermarket is the cheapest. So we took $20 to the shops and we couldn't believe the difference.

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Winner winner, chicken dinner: strike over at Inghams

Footy fans can rest assured that KFC and parmis are back on the menu after chicken workers ended a strike that threatened supplies ahead of the grand finals.

AAP

Jones says Wallabies skipper Skelton's best to come

While injured Wallabies skipper Will Skelton says he might be too old for the 2027 World Cup, coach Eddie Jones tells AAP his best rugby is ahead of him.

AAP

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Are there enough chargers to accommodate Canberra's love of electric vehicles?

The demand for EVs is racing far ahead of supply.

The Canberra Times

Cyber attack can't thwart NRLW Knights' star Roche

The NRLW career of grand finalist Georgia Roche was almost over before it started as a result of a software hack in the UK.

AAP

Dally M awards 2023 red carpet – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Hipkins makes Australian pitch as NZ voting opens

Australian-based Kiwis who can finally apply for citizenship are welcome to thank New Zealand Labour at the ballot box, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says.

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Morning Mail: the fight to succeed Daniel Andrews, Football Australia’s secret privatisation plan, Albanese’s voice hopes

Prime minister tells Guardian Australia he’s still fighting for a positive vote, while Labor MPs contemplate the end of the Andrews era

The Guardian - AU

Why the Voice could be a bulwark against Trumpism gaining a stronger foothold in Australia

As former Labor minister Barry Jones has wisely noted, the Voice referendum feels like 2016 all over again.

The Conversation

Left arm spinners, Steve Waugh and India’s near misses twice in a row

1987: India hosts 1st World Cup outside England; Maninder Singh's last-man dismissal signals 1-run loss to Australia; Dean Jones' 6/4 controversy; India-Pakistan 3rd-place match dropped; Bob Simpson's "lose patience, lose battle" mantra; India's 1-run loss to Australia in Brisbane.

The Hindu

Explore the faces of our older Australians in pictures

Click to see the full photo gallery of our older living treasures.

The Canberra Times

'Steel city' moniker lost, and that's a shame

So much for the so-called level playing field.

Newcastle Herald

India vs Australia | Ashwin has got the class and the experience, says Rohit

Rohit pleased w/ team's performance in 1st 2 ODIs; 13 players to choose from; praised Ashwin; not thinking of whitewash or No. 1 ranking.

The Hindu

India and Australia have plenty to look forward to even in a dead rubber

India look to whitewash Aus in final ODI. Rohit, Kohli, Bumrah, Siraj, Kuldeep return. Starc, Maxwell likely to make comeback for Aussies. India on great run, stars keen to shine in last ODI before WC. India look to complete whitewash, Aus keen to avoid 6th straight loss.

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The Guardian - AU

Australia’s wealthiest 20% worth 90 times the country’s poorest, new report reveals

Superannuation and property investment fuels growing inequality, with the richest fifth worth an average of $3.2m

The Guardian - AU

Football Australia considered selling off Matildas and Socceroos to private equity firm for 99 years

Exclusive: document shows rights to national teams, A-Leagues and data of all football participants, including children, was part of possible deal

The Times of India

Five players not available for 3rd ODI, confirms skipper Rohit as India set to make wholesale changes

NEW DELHI: India captain Rohit Sharma on Tuesday revealed that the squad for the third ODI against Australia is dealing with various challenges and five players will be unavailable for the dead rubber in Rajkot.

The Times of India

Australia's Mitchell Starc, Glenn Maxwell to return ahead of World Cup

NEW DELHI: Australia pacer Mitchell Starc on Tuesday stated that he and all-rounder Glenn Maxwell are nearing full match fitness as they prepare for the upcoming World Cup.

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Brace Yr Sweaty Nips ‘Cos A Heatwave Is Set To Wreak Havoc Across Australia This Week

Although we’ve seen a teenie weenie bit of mercy from El Niño in the last couple of days, it’s all just a cheeky little distraction for the upcoming heat spike that’s about to warm up several cities across Australia. So ya better prepare for days of sweaty nips, especially with…

Evening Standard

British crocodile expert Adam Britton admits sexually abusing and killing dozens of dogs in Australia

Adam Britton pleaded guilty to animal cruelty in the Northern Territory Supreme Court

The Hindu

Steve Smith’s form not a concern but Australia must adapt well, feels Mitchell Starc

Mitchell Starc believes Steve Smith's poor returns in first two ODIs against India is least of concern for Australia. He's confident Smith, Maxwell and others will adapt to conditions and be ready for World Cup

The Independent UK

Record-breaking Gareth Davies enjoying rugby again after reclaiming Wales spot

Davies’ eight tries in World Cup game is a record for a scrum-half.

The Guardian - UK

Progress of Wales and Ireland serves as advert for old-school coaching nous

While Warren Gatland’s team have risen like a phoenix from the ashes, Andy Farrell has his sights set on the ultimate prize

The Independent UK

Australian prime minister says he's confident Indigenous people back having their Parliament 'Voice'

Australia’s prime minister says he is confident that Indigenous Australians overwhelmingly support a proposal to create their own representative body to advise Parliament and have it enshrined in the constitution

AAP

Watchdog regrets serious errors in public servant probe

Investigators probing a senior bureaucrat it suspected of false travel claims made "substantive errors", South Australia's integrity body has conceded.

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