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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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Resilient Matildas chasing World Cup glory one game at a time

Having banished ghosts of the past, Australia are stronger than ever. Is it enough to get them past England and into the final?

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‘How do you live?’ Australia’s rental crisis is pricing low-income workers out of a home

Virtually no part of Australia is affordable for aged care workers, early childhood educators, cleaners and nurses, Anglicare says

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From defence to Wiegman’s record: England’s World Cup campaign so far

The move to a back three has worked exceptionally well for England but there is a lack of creativity, and how will they deal with the Australia fans?

The Guardian - UK

On the Doorstep: 5 fighters who could make UFC with August wins

For those who make it to the highest stage, the journey starts long before they strap on UFC gloves.

USA Today Sports Media Group

A garden of exotic fruits, medicinal plants in a model nursery and training centre in Khanapur

Belagavi farm modernised: Exotic fruits, medicinal plants planted; farmers trained to diversify crops, ensure steady income. Govt farm in Shedegali has saplings of 30+ fruit trees from India, Africa, Europe, Australia & East Asia. Farm has older plantations of sapota, jackfruit, mangoes, cashew & coconut. Farmers taken on tours, experts…

The Hindu

England’s Lucy Bronze explains how Lionesses can overcome World Cup semi-final hoodoo vs Australia

The Lionesses overcame Colombia in the quarter-finals to set up a tantalising last-four showdown with co-hosts in Sydney

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England ready to end World Cup semi-final heartbreak, says Lucy Bronze

Defender believes England can end their history of World Cup semi-final defeats against Australia after proving they have what it takes to win trophies

The Guardian - UK

England would have underperformed had they not made Women’s World Cup last four – Lucy Bronze

The Lionesses face hosts Australia for a place in the final of the World Cup

The Independent UK

The Matildas’ win had an entire country holding its breath – now comes the real test for Australians

From tiny regional towns to the heart of Sydney, fans leapt to their feet in a moment that may have changed Australia as a nation

The Guardian - AU

The key questions ahead of England’s World Cup semi-final against Australia

England are hoping to reach their first women’s final.

The Independent UK

How toxins, heavy metals and possibly radioactive polonium are found in vapes

Alexander Larcombe, associate professor and head of respiratory environmental health at the Australian Telethon Kids Institute explains how harmful volatile organic compounds, particulate matter and carcinogens have been found in e-cigarettes.

The Week

More than 15,000 New Zealanders apply for Australian citizenship in six weeks

About 375 New Zealanders a day have applied since new rules came into effect on 1 July giving them a faster pathway to citizenship

The Guardian - AU

Bob Sheridan cycles home into Nobbys after a six month journey

'I was fiercely determined.'

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The Independent UK

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

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Women’s World Cup LIVE: England news and reaction as Lionesses set up 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 Guardian - AU

Australia’s generation next step up to play starring Matildas role on World Cup stage

With history to be made a group of young players showed nerves of steel in the shootout to clinch a spot in the semi-final

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Winning artists take 1,700km car ride to the catwalk for Indigenous fashion awards

Over two nights in Darwin, artists and designers from across Australia come together for runway show Country to Couture, and the National Indigenous Fashion Awards

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Divisive, confusing and stressful: Western Australia’s Aboriginal cultural heritage laws in a mess

Indigenous leaders say WA premier Roger Cook’s decision to repeal heritage law ‘among the worst decisions for Aboriginal cultural heritage’ the country has seen

The Conversation

We can and should keep unemployment below 4%, says our survey of top economists

Australia’s leading economists believe Australia can sustain an unemployment rate as low as 3.75% – much lower than the latest Reserve Bank estimate of 4.25% and the Treasury’s latest estimate of 4.5%.

The Guardian - AU

Don’t call me Captain Killjoy: David Littleproud opposes Matildas’ public holiday

National party leader says it’s easy for the PM to call for a national holiday if Australia win the World Cup, but business would suffer

The Guardian - AU

Prominent yes campaigner says voice referendum has spawned new lows in political discourse

Thomas Mayo says however the yes campaign is in a good place as he urges Australians to read deeply about the voice and cut through misinformation

The Guardian - AU

Back yard blitz: are Australia’s heritage laws thwarting housing density?

Urban density advocates say heritage laws are being weaponised to constrain development at a time of housing crisis, but experts say the two can live side by side

The Guardian - AU

Coalition’s position on the voice ‘clear as mud’ and ‘completely confused’, Burney says – as it happened

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How Canberra's love affair with EVs drives us toward China

China produces more EVs than any other country. But its ACT sales are interesting.

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