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Watch: Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne confront England fan for 'boring' taunt

An England fan hurled taunts of "boring" at the Australian players as they walked up the stairs at the end of third day's play in the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval, which led to Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne confronting the fan.

The Times of India

Fire in northern Australia’s tropical savanna is a threat to endangered fairy-wrens

Wildfire threatens the survival of endangered purple-crowned fairy-wrens living along the rivers and creeks of northern Australia, our new research has found.

The Conversation

Sydney records hottest July as unseasonably warm weather set to persist across most of Australia

July records broken over the weekend in parts of NSW and Victoria as ‘almost the entire country’ 2-6C above average temperatures

The Guardian - AU

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Fifth Ashes Test, day five: England hope Stuart Broad provides fairytale finish

England require 10 wickets and Australia 249 runs on the final day of an electrifying Ashes series.

The Independent UK

A 2016 Vanity Fair Profile Of Margot Robbie Is Getting Dragged Online Bc It’s So Weird & Creepy

The profile called Australia "America 50 years ago" and referred to Margot Robbie as beautiful but in a "minor" way.

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Australia' impending nuclear future fails workers

'Establishing a military base in Newcastle Port is simply not conducive with the best interests of Australians.'

Newcastle Herald

Matildas’ never-say-die spirit can keep their Women’s World Cup hopes alive

The pressure is on but Australia can look back to 2007 to know that it takes just a few seconds to score a goal and change the narrative

The Guardian - AU

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Morning digest | Stress-relief sessions on for 10,000 children in 350 Manipur relief camps; ‘designed’ disruptions lower the dignity of the House, says Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, and more

Read a daily selection of top stories from across India and the world by The Hindu to start your day.

The Hindu

Australian businessman ‘in survival mode’ when he placated Chinese intelligence with open-source information, documents claim

Federal police statement of facts tendered to court say Alexander Csergo was in ‘an enhanced state of paranoia’ about being detained in Shanghai

The Guardian - AU

Grounding of Taipan helicopters ‘can be dealt with’, Marles says; Morrison accuses Labor of ‘political lynching’ over robodebt – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Such and Such's time to shine

Pilot's younger sibling has been recognised as one of Australia's best new restaurants.

The Canberra Times

Morning Mail: Taipan’s future in doubt after crash, Pakistan rally blast, EVs surge in popularity

Taipan helicopters might never be flown again by the ADF after a crash during military training exercises in waters off Queensland on Friday

The Guardian - AU

We need more than a definition change to fix Australia's culture of permanent 'casual' work

The surprising thing about the Albanese government’s announced reforms to “casual” employment is not that they’re happening. It’s that employer advocates are getting so excited about them, despite the small number of people they will affect and the small impact they will have.

The Conversation

Ali Cobby Eckermann's She is the Earth is unlike any other book in Australian literature

By any objective measure – publications, sales, recognition – the literature of First Nations peoples in Australia is undergoing a resurgence. At the forefront in poetry has been Yankunytjatjara poet, Ali Cobby Eckermann. Magabala Books, the Broome-based independent Aboriginal publisher of Eckermann’s latest book She is the Earth, has also…

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The Guardian - UK

Australia play ball before Khawaja and Warner seize Ashes narrative

After spending the third day sleepwalking round the Oval, Australia grew more decisive before the rain stopped play

The Guardian - UK

Final day will define era of Bazball against Australia’s Test orthodoxy

England’s success or failure on day five at the Oval serves as a referendum on the wider story of the Ashes summer

The Guardian - UK

England hope for one more Broad ‘fairytale’ on Ashes final day

England’s Marcus Trescothick said the match was ‘in a great position’ as Australia made a dream start to their run chase in the final Ashes Test

The Hindu

Two Indian military aircraft visit Australia’s strategic Cocos Islands

An Indian Navy Dornier maritime patrol aircraft and an IAF C-130 transport aircraft visited Australia’s Cocos (Keeling) Islands (CKI) in the Southern Indian Ocean, close to Indonesia in early July, sources said

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The Guardian - UK

Stuart Broad arranges farewell Test to his liking as bandana bows out

The England quick wanted one last shot at Australia so he created a new delivery and got inside David Warner’s head for all time

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad’s bittersweet Ashes farewell leaves England searching for one final ‘fairytale’

The England bowler will retire after the fifth Ashes Test, but Australia’s batting and rain ensured a bittersweet note to a memorable day at the Oval

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad and England left frustrated – but Australia stand reveals Ashes lesson

Ben Stokes’s side require 10 wickets to secure a draw, while Australia are 249 runs away from a 3-1 series victory

The Times of India

5th Test: Warner, Khawaja lead Australia's resilient charge in pursuit of Ashes triumph

NEW DELHI: Australian openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja showcased remarkable resilience, propelling their team to an unbeaten partnership of 135 runs on a rain-shortened fourth day of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval. With a daunting target of 384 to win, the tourists' spirited performance has rekindled hopes…

The Guardian - UK

Australia hopeful of record run chase after England bowlers toil before rain

England failed to make any inroads on a rain-shortened fourth day as Australia openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja batted their way to 135-0

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad heads into final day of career frustrated by Australia’s openers

Broad signed off with a six from the final ball he will face in Test cricket before bowling six wicketless overs at the Kia Oval.

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad and England’s victory bid held up by Australia openers

David Warner was 58 not out at an early close of play, with Usman Khawaja on 69.

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