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Australian politician accidentally watches wrong Women’s World Cup match at pub

Former deputy PM red-faced as he admits missing historic penalty shootout

The Independent UK

'Stay safe' – Vale Mary-Louise McLaws, a champion for the power of clear science communication

When the COVID pandemic hit, epidemiologist Professor Emeritus Mary-Louise McLaws AO became the go-to expert for many journalists across the media spectrum. With new research being released daily, access to calm, reliable and knowledgeable experts like Mary-Louise – or “ML” as she was known to her friends – became paramount…

The Conversation

Qantas throws weight behind Voice with travel for 'yes' campaigners

Qantas is providing travel for the Yes23 campaign and the Uluru Dialogue teams “so they can engage with regional and remote Australians”.

The Conversation

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England cannot afford sloppy mistakes in World Cup semi-final against Australia

The Lionesses have not hit heights of Euros triumph but strong mentality and resilience have helped in tough situations

The Guardian - UK

Mary Fowler: creative maestro’s work not done yet with England up next for Matildas

Still just 20 years old, the Australia forward has risen to the occasion at this Women’s World Cup but her biggest test awaits in the semi-final

The Guardian - AU

Endangered glossy black cockatoo being lured to South Australian mainland with 20,000 trees

Conservationists hope to tempt the subspecies from Kangaroo Island by planting drooping sheoaks and eucalypts

The Guardian - AU

The Matildas’ courage is changing the Australian narrative. The question is: what next?

For every Australian who watched the Matildas and wants more of this feeling, there are four immediate actions to take

The Guardian - AU

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Koto 'grand master' joins Musica Viva national tour

A new work by composer Jakub Jankowski will feature.

Newcastle Herald

Women’s World Cup LIVE: England news as Lionesses prepare for Australia semi-final

England will play Australia in the World Cup semi-finals after the Lionesses came from behind to beat Colombia in Sydney

The Independent UK

Urban sprawl is 'not a dirty word'? If the priority is to meet all kids' needs, it should be

Amid Australia’s housing crisis, land-supply slogans are once again dominating discussions about the solutions. Governments and private developers often blame housing crises on lack of land for new housing. Their solution? Rezone farmland for housing on the suburban fringe.

The Conversation

England embrace a new identity to reveal World Cup strength

The Lionesses once again showed their resilience to come from behind against Colombia and reach the World Cup semi-finals

The Independent UK

Who and when do England play next? Lionesses’ route to the World Cup final

England are through to the World Cup semi-finals after coming from behind to beat Colombia

The Independent UK

'It's iconic': Wilkshire backs Matildas to create more 'special' World Cup moments

The former Socceroo believes the Matildas can upset England and reach the World Cup final.

The Canberra Times

Barnaby Joyce admits watching wrong Matildas game after pub showed July friendly

Former deputy prime minister says ‘such is life’ after pub showed Australian team’s July friendly rather than thrilling Women’s World Cup quarter-final win over France

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Trapped: Australia’s extraordinary alpine insects are being marooned on mountaintops as the world warms

We may not pay invertebrates much thought, but they’re the workhorses of all ecosystems. Insects and other invertebrates do essential jobs such as pollinating plants, improving soils and controlling pests. They’re also food for many larger animals, which moves nutrients up the food chain.

The Canberra Times

Barr 'strongly prefers' national holiday for Matildas World Cup win

The ACT is also considering a bigger public viewing venue.

The Conversation

Do we need a new law for AI? Sure – but first we could try enforcing the laws we already have

Regulation was once a dirty word in tech companies around the world. They argued that if people wanted better smartphones and flying cars, we had to look past dusty old laws dreamed up in the pre-internet era.

The Guardian - AU

AFP respond to ‘emergency incident’ – as it happened

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Morning Mail: Insurance premiums through the roof, compensation for murdered refugee, the Matildas’ mentality

Home insurance premiums climb by 50% in high-risk parts of Australia; government reaches a confidential settlement with the family of Reza Barati

The Conversation

Rising seas and a great southern star: Aboriginal oral traditions stretch back more than 12,000 years

Content note: this article mentions genocide and acts of colonial violence against Aboriginal people.

The Guardian - UK

Classic rivalry takes new twist as England look to learn from defeat

The Lionesses’ only loss under Sarina Wiegman came in a friendly against Australia but stakes are much higher now

The Guardian - UK

Sweden joy, England make move: Women’s World Cup power rankings

Sweden move to first place after beating Japan while Australia, England and Spain also rose after their quarter-final wins

The Guardian - AU

Australia v England: five things about the Matildas’ World Cup semi-final opponents

The European champions are depleted through injury and suspension but still boast an enviable squad

The Guardian - AU

Australia settles with family of refugee Reza Barati, murdered on Manus Island in 2014

Exclusive: The government has reached a confidential settlement with Barati’s family, who say they ‘fought for justice for Reza’

The Guardian - AU

As temperatures soar and wildfires burn abroad, summer dread is returning to my body

As the Australian summer approaches, my apprehension is both a daily shock and uncannily normalised – and I know I’m not the only one feeling it

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