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Australia to tighten hate speech laws after Bondi Beach terror attack

PM Anthony Albanese acknowledges government could have done more to combat antisemitism before Sunday’s tragedy

The Independent UK

England and Australia question Snickometer reliability in Adelaide

The DRS technology, designed to assist umpires on edges based on audio output from the stump microphone, came under fire on the opening day.

The Independent UK

Net migration falls as 'values' debate heats up

Australia's net overseas migrant intake dropped last financial year but is unlikely to fall as far as government forecasts for coming years.

AAP

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Hallyu! rides the Korean wave. It’s a fun exhibition with depth – but misses the Australian story

As a K-drama tragic I have long wondered what qualities it has that make me marvel so. K-drama and K-pop are the clearest manifestations of the Korean cultural wave sweeping the world, but it also includes fashion, food, beauty, film, art, webtoons and more – culture in all its forms.

The Conversation

PM lightning rod for anger as Bondi victims farewelled

Jewish Australians and the opposition have excoriated the prime minister's leadership in the wake of Australia's deadliest massacre in three decades.

AAP

England batting collapse leaves Ashes hanging by a thread in Adelaide

After defeats in Perth and Brisbane, England moved closer to an irretrievable 3-0 deficit as the top-order wilted in all too familiar fashion.

The Independent UK

Australia mourns 10-year-old Matilda at funeral for youngest Bondi Beach victim: ‘This could have been my child’

Hundreds of mourners gathered in Sydney for the funeral of a 10-year-old girl killed in the antisemitic massacre

The Independent UK

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How much does it cost to end rough sleeping? An Australian-first study may have just found out

Homelessness is a growing issue in Australia.

The Conversation

Australia announces tougher hate speech laws in wake of Bondi terrorist attack

Federal police also confirmed further searches would be carried out in the coming days.

Evening Standard

Don’t talk – listen. Why communities affected by forever chemicals in water must be heard

Until recently, Australia’s efforts to tackle “forever chemical” pollution focused on highly polluted firefighting and defence sites.

The Conversation

Lyon roars to second on Aussie Test wicket-takers list

Offspinner Nathan Lyon has moved into second spot on the list of Australian Test wicket-takers.

AAP

England’s top-order toppled again to leave Ashes hopes on lifeline

England crumbled to 59 for three at lunch.

The Independent UK

Will the Australian dollar keep rising in 2026? 3 factors to watch in the new year

After several years of steadily declining, the Australian dollar staged a meaningful recovery in 2025, culminating in a two-cent rally over the past month.

The Conversation

Remember us: Lyon and Cummins return to taunt England

England have slumped to 8-213 in reply to Australia's 371 after day two of the third Ashes Test, putting the hosts in the box seat to wrap up the series.

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Fears Australian man killed while fighting in Ukraine

Authorities are seeking urgent clarification of reports that an Australian man was killed fighting Russian forces in Ukraine's far east.

Fortune

Embattled BP replaces CEO, naming Woodside Energy chief as first-ever woman leader of a Big Oil giant

BP’s new American CEO is a global traveler who just helped an Australian energy player grow worldwide.

The Guardian - AU

England trail Australia by 158 runs: Ashes third Test, day two – as it happened

England crawl to 213-8 in response to Australia’s 371 to leave the tourists’ hopes of staying in the series hanging by a thread at Adelaide Oval

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Australian Govt Promises Stricter Migration Checks To Block Antisemitic Visitors

“We’ll certainly look at the migration settings to make sure that no one who has antisemitic views comes to Australia, and migrates to Australia. The challenge is: how you identify that?”

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Cycling News

'I have a renewed sense of wanting to race' – Brodie Chapman carves out path forward after long-held goal of Kigali World Championships

'In an ideal world, if I'm still loving it, I'd like to race until 2028' says Australian time trial champion

The Independent UK

Australian singer performs emotional tribute for Bondi victims at third Ashes test

Australian singer John Williamson gave an emotional performance at the Ashes to honour those affected by the Bondi Beach attack on Sunday, which left 15 people dead and 42 injured.

The Independent UK

Ashes 2025 live score: Ben Stokes was not let down by England teammates, insists Marcus Trescothick

England lost eight wickets for 213 runs in reply to Australia’s 371

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: what alleged Bondi gunmen did in the Philippines, praise for young survivor, Aukus lobbying questions

Staff and police say the Akrams rarely left their room in Davao and had no visitors

The Guardian - AU

Notes of support posted on Jewish bakery that announced its closure in wake of shooting – as it happened

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International Business Times UK

'We Fled for Safety': Ukrainian Mother's Australia Dream Shattered by Bondi Massacre

A Ukrainian refugee mother who fled war for safety in Sydney is left grieving after her 10-year-old daughter was killed in the Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting, shattering faith in sanctuary.

The Conversation

Can Urgent Care Clinics actually take pressure off hospitals? Yes, but they’re not the only way

When we’re acutely ill or injured, we want to be able to quickly access care in Australia’s hospital emergency departments (EDs). But more of us are seeking care in EDs. This went from 7.4 million in 2014–15 to 9.1 million in 2024–25. And the system is struggling to cope.

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