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India has got a really solid 1-2-3 combination, similar to Australia’s: Mathew Hayden

Matthew Hayden backs India's selection for Asia Cup, believes they are strong contenders for World Cup. He believes India has a solid 1-2-3 combination and can fill middle order spots with talented young players. He believes ODI cricket is unique, requiring fitness and running, which favours sides that focus on…

The Hindu

Four Australian F-35 jets join Malabar naval exercise

RAAF F-35s join Malabar naval exercise; four nations showcase strong cooperation, shared values & collective ability to ensure free, open & inclusive Indo-Pacific.

The Hindu

OPINION - Heroines’ welcome urged for Lionesses in London: The Leader podcast

As the Lionesses prepare to come home from their dramatic tournament at the World Cup in Australia, it’s thought preparations are underway for a celebration of their achievements.

Evening Standard

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Neighbours is returning. But is it going to work?

For many of us, the daily soap has functioned as warm-blanket TV. How will it survive the switch to streaming in the UK – and will it be the same?

The Guardian - AU

South-east Asia could offer key to an Australian bid to host men’s World Cup

After the huge success of the Women’s World Cup, there may not be a better time to bid for the biggest event on the planet

The Guardian - AU

A cultural reckoning: largest-ever survey of First Nations Australian art opens in New Zealand

More than 150 artworks – and some of the country’s biggest names – are represented in an exhibition that’s equal parts poignant and powerful

The Guardian - AU

‘I was shocked’: Catholic-run public hospitals refuse to provide birth control and abortion

Publicly funded Catholic hospitals across Australia are using the cover of religion to opt out of providing reproductive care – and experts say it has created a ‘postcode lottery’ for access to services

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England’s World Cup odyssey points to bright future of sustained success

This injury-hit squad’s journey to the final indicates that far from being the end of a cycle, it is just the start

The Guardian - UK

Intergenerational report to warn of slow growth and pressures on revenue

New extracts released ahead of the government’s Intergenerational Report show it warns Australia’s economy will grow more slowly in the coming 40 years than in previous decades.

The Conversation

Explained | Renouncing Indian citizenship

Read The Hindu report on why Indians opt to surrender passports and renounce their Indian citizenship to settle in foreign countries.

The Hindu

Netflix doubles down on down under with gripping new Aussie dramas and shows

Netflix beefs up its slate of Australian movies and shows with gripping drama and documentaries.

TechRadar

Future bright for Lionesses as youthful squad can only grow stronger together

Sarina Wiegman will have a well-earned holiday when she arrives back from Australia, but it will not be long before she starts looking towards the future.

Evening Standard

Where soldiers lie in peace

The cemetery in Silpukhuri, spread over 1.95 acres, is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission whose members are India, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand South Africa

The Times of India

'I'll keep playing as long as people will have me': Glenn Maxwell

NEW DELHI: Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has expressed his strong desire to remain an integral part of the Australian cricket team, underscoring his belief that his wealth of experience makes him an invaluable asset even after the upcoming ODI World Cup.

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The anguish, emotion and the story of the Women’s World Cup in photos

Getty’s lead photographer at the 2023 tournament explains capturing the ‘smiling faces’ and ‘utter devastation’ to Karl Matchett

Al Jazeera

‘The sleeping giant has awoken’: The legacy of the 2023 Women’s World Cup

As the record-breaking 2023 Women’s World Cup ends, many see an exciting future – and many challenges – for the game

WEKU

'Struggler' is Genesis Owusu's bold follow-up to his hit debut album

Genesis Owusu has won just about every award he could in his home country of Australia with his debut album. Now with album number two, he's ready to take on America.

The Hindu

Body of NRI found in Saundatti in Karnataka

Investigation revealed that she had gone directly to Belagavi on her arrival from Australia, without going to her parents’ home in Dharwad. But, she had sent her bags by courier to her parents’ address.

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The Independent UK

The thrills, shocks and many brilliant moments of the World Cup in pictures

The tournament has seen 32 nations compete in Australia and New Zealand, with many writing their names into women’s football folklore.

The Conversation

Painting the unfamiliar: why the first European paintings of Australian animals look so alien to our eyes

In 1772, Joseph Banks commissioned the foremost painter of animals in England, George Stubbs, to paint a dingo and a kangaroo.

The Conversation

The intergenerational report will prepare us for 2063 – but what exactly is it?

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is preparing to release the Treasury’s sixth Intergenerational Report on Thursday.

The Guardian - AU

Senator responds to report – as it happened

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The Conversation

It's Book Week but your child is too anxious to take part. 5 expert tips to save the day

Book Week is here again. Around Australia, parents of primary school-aged children are coming up with costumes, so their kids can take part in parades.

The Conversation

What harm could one coal mine do? Plenty – 1.7 million Hiroshima bombs of heat for starters

This year, the Australian government rejected Clive Palmer’s coal mine proposal – but approved three others. Over 100 more fossil fuel projects are in the decision pipeline.

The Conversation

'An extraordinary dynamo': Doris Taylor founded Meals on Wheels and helped elect Don Dunstan

When Doris Taylor took possession of a new motorised wheelchair in 1951, she quipped: “Heaven help any bureaucrat who gets in my way now.”

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