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Kathleen Folbigg's tragic life started long before her babies died — now she is a free woman

Kathleen Folbigg was no stranger to tragedy when all of her children died before their second birthdays. This is how someone once known as Australia's worst female serial killer was freed from prison.

ABC News

Hearings begin in Torres Strait Islands's climate suit versus Australia

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Reuters

Class action launched against AGL over alleged competition and consumer law breaches

Class action proceedings are launched against AGL Energy accusing it of breaching the competition and consumer act in relation to bidding in the South Australian region of the National Energy Market.

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WTC Final: Can Team India's 'old' middle order play the new-age game?

India's Test middle-order batting, in recent times, has hinged on a counter-attacking style by Pant, Iyer and Jadeja. With Pant and Iyer missing, it's up to Pujara, Kohli and Rahane to up the tempo and set the tone...

The Times of India

Support dips for Indigenous recognition referendum in Australia, poll shows

Fewer than half of all Australian voters are supporting a proposal to include an Indigenous advisory body in the constitution that will be put to a referendum later this year, the latest opinion poll showed on Monday.

Reuters

Woolworths Group accounts for 1% of electricity used in Australia - what is it doing about it?

Goals, partnerships and innovative thinking - Woolworths Group’s ambitious plan to boost its renewable electricity use

The Guardian - AU

Business groups mount campaign against 'same job, same pay' workplace reforms

Some of Australia's largest employers and small business owners have united to rally against proposed laws that would require labour hire workers doing the same job at the same site to be paid the same as directly employed workers.

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Delays, poor service, high prices: Shocking tale of woe for air travellers

Qantas and Virgin's market dominance has led to higher prices and poorer service, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says.

The New Daily

Australian vehicle sales hit record levels in May

The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries says sales of new cars and trucks rose to record levels in May.

The New Daily

Alert Your Actual Father: Rock Daddies The Foo Fighters Just Announced An Aus Tour For This Year

This is the band's first Australian tour since drummer Taylor Hawkins' passing.

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Desperate Aussies stuck in Syria demand repatriation

A group of 17 Australian children and nine women stuck in camps in Syria will file a legal case in the Federal Court of Australia seeking to be repatriated.

The New Daily

Foo Fighters announce dates in Australia and New Zealand

Foo Fighters' return to the road continues with eight shows in Australia and New Zealand

Metal Hammer

Full judgment in defamation case handed down – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

PM returns from Vietnam after boosting ties with region

Anthony Albanese will arrive back in Australia following an Asian tour where he celebrated diplomatic ties and spruiked future opportunities.

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Macquarie Island marine park set to almost triple in size

Australia's federal environment minister signs off on plans to almost triple the size of the marine park off Macquarie Island — and the seafood industry's peak body have concerns about the process by which the decision was made.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: calls for war crimes compensation; families search India train crash site; airline duopoly warning

Government seeks ‘way forward’ on compensation over alleged war crimes in Afghanistan; watchdog sounds alarm over airline duopoly

The Hindu

Australia favourites on paper but Indian players have edge in terms of match fitness: Shastri

The Australian team on paper holds slight advantage on a bouncy Oval track but both Ravi Shastri and Ricky Ponting feel that the Indians are better prepared for the World Test Championship final beginning Wednesday with IPL game-time under their belt.

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International students given grace period on working hours argue for the change to stay

Amid a cost-of-living crisis, international students in Australia will soon be forced to cut their working hours as previous rules put on hold to address labour shortages are reintroduced.

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The Conversation

10 Australian companies have embraced the 4-day week. Here's what they say about it

Most of us look forward to a rare long weekend. But some Australians now enjoy a four-day week every week.

The Conversation

Using electric water heaters to store renewable energy could do the work of 2 million home batteries – and save us billions

Australia’s energy transition is well under way. Some 3 million households have rooftop solar and sales of medium-sized electric cars are surging. But as we work towards fully electric households powered by renewable energy, have we overlooked a key enabling technology, the humble electric water heater?

The Conversation

People thinking of voluntary assisted dying may be able to donate their organs. We need to start talking about this

The number of people needing an organ transplant vastly outweighs the number of organs available.

The Conversation

How NZ's own law helped Australia win the Manuka Honey trademark war

The recent decision in “one of the most complex and long running” trademark cases in New Zealand was a loss for the country’s mānuka honey producers. But it also served to highlight just how ill-equipped our laws are for protecting Māori taonga (treasures) and mātauranga Māori (traditional knowledge).

The Conversation

Distance education tutors don't need any formal qualifications – we should make this role a career

There are an estimated 24,000-plus students who study by distance education in Australia.

The New Daily

Alan Kohler: Just like banking, the AI revolution needs to be regulated

Hundreds of the Big Tech's greatest minds are pleading that we don’t wait for an AI disaster before getting our regulatiory act together now.

Newcastle Herald

Federal focus on care sector and its workers well overdue

Care workforces are dominated by lowly-paid, lowly-skilled labour. These people need protecting.

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