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Radioactive instrument missing at SA steel plant

A search is ongoing for a radioactive instrument missing from a South Australian steel plant but authorities say there is no threat to workers or the public.

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Power and strength: Vincent Namatjira paintings on show

A major survey of the work of Vincent Namatjira is opening at the Art Gallery of South Australia.

AAP

World Cup, Australia vs Pakistan: Steve Smith in search of missing touch

Former Aussie skipper focuses on sorting out his leg-side game during Wednesday's optional nets

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Australians Have United On One Thing And It’s That We’re Done With Lying Political Ads

"In Australia, it is perfectly legal to lie in a political ad."

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Swimming Australia urges reform at emergency meeting

Swimming Australia is urging its member associations to vote for reforms that will stop the sport's governing body taking over operations in this nation.

AAP

Quantum computers in 2023: how they work, what they do, and where they're heading

In June, an IBM computing executive claimed quantum computers were entering the “utility” phase, in which high-tech experimental devices become useful. In September, Australia’s Chief Scientist Cathy Foley went so far as to declare “the dawn of the quantum era”.

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‘Not proportionate’: Australian government urged to axe extraordinary terror powers amid low threat level

Australian Human Rights Commission says preventive detention regime is now harder to justify

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Jewish leaders call for unity on Hamas hostage release

Jewish leaders are urging the Australian government to continue to advocate for the release of hundreds of people being held hostage in Gaza.

AAP

Failed referendum on Indigenous rights sets back Australian government plans to become a republic

Australia's failed referendum on the Indigenous Voice has set back the government’s plans to cut the nation's constitutional ties to Britain’s King Charles III

The Independent UK

The changing face of the marque-less A-League Men

The A-League Men has no big-name foreign marquees this season but is building its profile as a development league for Australia's next stars.

AAP

Travellers advised to avoid Lebanon as violence spreads

The federal government has updated its travel advice for Lebanon, telling Australians not to travel to the country as tensions in the Middle East escalate.

AAP

Australia’s jobless rate fell to 3.6% in September despite 40,000 full-time jobs being shed

Unemployment rate was 3.6% in September compared with reported 3.7% in August, the Australian Bureau of Statistics says

The Guardian - AU

Fielding feats all attitude for 'bulldog' David Warner

David Warner says his fielding feats all come down to attitude, admitting Australia lacked presence in that area to begin the World Cup.

AAP

Australia has a new National Skills Agreement. What does this mean for vocational education?

This week, national cabinet signed off on a National Skills Agreement. This is a A$12.6 billion funding agreement determining federal and state funding for vocational education and training over the next five years.

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In our first major intelligence review since COVID, here are 7 key priorities to be ready for the next pandemic

It may have gone unnoticed with the Voice to Parliament referendum and the disability royal commission report, but Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has also recently announced a major independent review of Australia’s intelligence communities. It’s the first since the COVID pandemic.

The Guardian - AU

Australia is already an energy superpower. We should be using that to drive the world towards renewables

The coal and gas we provide internationally makes us powerful – and we waste it being craven to the mining industry

AAP

Leaders and laggards ranked in electric vehicle race

Greenpeace has issued a report card for the world's top 15 traditional car makers and some of Australia's most popular brands scored low marks.

The Guardian - AU

Paul McCartney’s Australian comeback tour awash with love, Lennon tributes and Beatles medleys

The former Beatle delves deep into his songbook for three hours of humour, pyrotechnics and ‘sweet memories’

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Australian ministers say Palestinians are being ‘collectively punished’ for Hamas barbarism

Ed Husic backed by fellow Labor frontbencher Anne Aly who says Israel ‘could be investigated’ for alleged war crimes

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‘You’ve Got Five Years’: Australians Are Running Out Of Time To Prepare For Climate Change

Climate change-related events cost Aussie insurance companies $7 billion in 2022 alone, a spokesperson for the Insurance Council Of Australia told PTV.

The Guardian - AU

Taxes are important but it’s too early to tax electric vehicles in an Australian market still in its infancy

Targeting electric vehicle drivers is not good for consumers nor the country’s targets for decarbonising transport

The Guardian - AU

Australia fined X $610,500. But will Elon Musk’s company pay up?

‘There are three key drivers to get companies to change their behaviour: reputation, regulation and revenue,’ the e-safety commissioner says

The Guardian - AU

Australians told ‘do not travel’ to Lebanon – as it happened

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Morning Mail: Australian echoes of Gaza conflict, Biden in Israel, the new Friday work trend

Israel-Hamas war is a world away but it has quickly fuelled tensions at home, as the US president says the Gaza hospital blast was caused by Palestinian rockets

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Stress levels in Australian workplaces among the highest as we battle constant interruptions and irritating colleagues

As more companies mandate the amount of time to be spent in the office, employee stress levels are on the rise.

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