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How to watch Wales vs Australia for FREE: TV channel and live stream for Rugby World Cup match today

Wales and Australia lock horns at the Rugby World Cup tonight in a pivotal encounter in Pool C.

Evening Standard

It Seems There’s An All-Out War Brewing Between Designers To Dress Delta Goodrem For Her Wedding

Designers are champing at the bit to be the one who provides the dress for Aussie pop queen Delta Goodrem on her big wedding day.

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Anthony Albanese tells Peter Dutton he will set up bipartisan committee to legislate on voice to parliament if yes vote succeeds

Speaking at the same Yes23 campaign launch in Sydney, Julian Leeser says ‘Australians aren’t a perfect people … but are good-hearted’

The Guardian - AU

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Australia ‘better prepared’ for bushfires than ahead of black summer as government considers national community service

Emergency services minister says service would likely be voluntary as government ‘wouldn’t want to commit to obliging people or forcing them’

The Guardian - AU

India vs Australia 2nd ODI: India's got momentum, but Shami vs Shardul debate far from settled

INDORE: India are building up steam as the World Cup approaches, ticking boxes on the way, getting battle ready. Jasprit Bumrah looks sharp, Shubman Gill has regained his midas touch and KL Rahul has settled well in the middle-order as if he was never away from the action.

The Times of India

'I miss it': Ansett Australia flies high again at emotional Canberra reunion

'I just feel like I'm home,' one former Ansett worker said.

The Canberra Times

Australian government says ‘yeah, no’ to deal with China to drop wine tariffs

Reported package offer from Beijing was attempt to ‘meet Australian side halfway’ but Australia sees issues as ‘entirely separate matters’

The Guardian - AU

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Labor mulls options to bolster fire-fighting ranks

The federal government is considering a range of creative options to ensure Australia has the personnel it needs to fight worsening bushfires.

AAP

A crypto firm sent a disability worker $10m by mistake. Months later she was arrested at an Australian airport

Crypto.com made global headlines for a multimillion-dollar error that went unspotted for months. A court case reveals how it all went wrong

The Guardian - AU

Tricksters, messengers, fire-bringers: crows and ravens have been woven into human history

Australia has five native corvid species, but their unearned reputation for cruelty and an all-too-human cleverness makes them unlikely to win a popularity contest

The Guardian - AU

Why is the campaign for an Indigenous voice struggling? It’s not just the media

Speaking to voters I have not found hostility but a lack of engagement. In this laidback nation, many Australians resent the toxicity of the referendum debate

The Guardian - AU

‘Better behaved than some patrons’: should dogs be allowed inside all Australian pubs?

A Melbourne council sparked opposition when it warned pubs about allowing dogs inside, citing food safety standards. But some say dog-friendly pubs are just ‘better’

The Guardian - AU

‘Moto-normativity’: why cycling professor wants Australians to rethink how we use our roads

Dutch social scientist says redesigning our cities to be less car-centric will foster a sense of community, improve wellbeing and help the environment

The Guardian - AU

Winger Nawaqanitawase out to inflict more Welsh pain

Winger Mark Nawaqanitawase starred in Australia's epic win over Wales last year with the Wallabies needing him to inflict more pain in their World Cup clash.

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Why Is Rupert Murdoch The ‘Most Dangerous Man In The World’ And Why Does His Retirement Matter?

Rupert Murdoch has announced he is stepping down from his head roles at Fox and News Corp, but why does it matter so much to everyone?

AAP

Aussie canoeing great Fox wins her 14th world title

Australian paddling great Jess Fox has won the 14th world championship gold medal of her career, taking the individual kayak crown in London.

The Guardian - AU

NT chief minister allegedly assaulted – as it happened

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Australian doctor changing the lives of women in Fiji

A Melbourne gynaecologist is working to make cervical cancer a preventable rather than deadly disease for the women of Fiji.

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Soundtrack stars in Stray Gods video game experiment

Australian gaming outfit Summerfall Studios is getting rave reviews for its musical roleplay release Stray Gods, which features music from Tripod and Montaigne.

The National (Scotland)

Sophie Howard determined to banish Scotland World Cup demons

The defender admits she was tormented by the failure to qualify for the tournament in Australia and New Zealand.

Barchart

Can Warmer Weather Increase Australian Dollar Trader Profits?

Australia's second quarter is typically associated with seasonal trends in tourism and travel. The country attracts many international tourists as Australia's weather becomes more favorable during this period. The influx of visitors can influence the demand for the Australian Dollar. Could this put profits in traders' accounts this year?

The Guardian - AU

Gambling companies accused of using big tobacco’s tactics in push for weaker regulations

Multinational group of public health experts urges governments to approach betting companies in same way they deal with tobacco industry

The Guardian - AU

Raising a newborn in a sharehouse: the challenges for new parents during Australia’s housing crisis

‘I don’t think it’s unreasonable to want to be able to provide a safe, healthy home on a professional salary’, says Ada Fitzgerald-Cherry

The Guardian - AU

You Can Go Now review – documentary about Indigenous artist Richard Bell is polemical and playful

Art, activism and attitude collide in Larissa Behrendt’s exuberantly splashy film about a provocateur who can’t be predicted or pigeonholed

The Guardian - AU

Testing time: what to know about Australia’s year 12 exams in 2023

There are new challenges such as the use of artificial intelligence and old ones like performance anxiety – but experts stress it’s only ‘one measure on one day’

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