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Crikey’s silence deafening as Guy Rundle launches new book

The site hasn’t published anything by its correspondent-at-large since he was roundly condemned for a piece about Brittany Higgins. Plus: News Corp at odds with the press council

The Guardian - AU

I’m Spinning Around Bc There’s A Chance Kylie Minogue Is Joining The New Australian Idol Szn

If anyone can save the show, it’s her.

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Teaching degrees are set for a major overhaul, but this is not what the profession needs

Last August, the federal government set up an expert panel to look at teacher education in Australia.

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The ancient practice of livestock guardian dogs is highly successful on Australian farms today

Guardian dogs do a great job of protecting Australian livestock from predators.

The Conversation

Two authors are suing OpenAI for training ChatGPT with their books. Could they win?

Imagine you read a book. You commit details of the book to memory and ruminate on the ideas contained in it.

The Conversation

Big bank won't leave bush bare by lopping more branches

Commonwealth Bank has committed to no regional closures until 2026, but has flagged more "multi-channel" branches with reduced in-person banking hours.

AAP

Robodebt royal commission report handed down – as it happened

This blog is now closed.

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Morning Mail: Dutton goes nuclear, tobacco company’s surprise vape push, Mitch Marsh stars in Ashes

Opposition leader ramps up his calls for nuclear power as ‘next step’ from Aukus, while forgotten all-rounder has fairytale return with Test ton

The Guardian - AU

Friday essay: we knew we were Bundjalung – but I was shocked to discover a pardoned convict slave trader among my ancestors

We’re a superstitious mob, but I don’t think it’s an exclusively Aboriginal reaction to instantly think Who’s died? when the phone unexpectedly rings late at night.

The Conversation

Why are there hopping mice in Australia but no kangaroos in Asia? It's a long story

The animals in Australia are super-different to those in Asia. This goes without saying; we know Australia is full of weird and wonderful creatures found nowhere else on Earth, such as the platypus and the koala.

The Conversation

Mark Wood thinks he can get even faster after lightning spell at Headingley

Wood clocked 91mph from his first delivery and topped out at 96.5mph.

The Independent UK

‘I can go quicker’: Mark Wood aims to up pace after five-wicket Ashes haul

Mark Wood was thrilled having felt he had a ‘point to prove’ after missing the first two Tests of the series

The Guardian - UK

Mark Wood issues warning to Australia after five-wicket England haul in third Ashes Test

Five-star Wood sent the speed gun into meltdown with a 96.5mph rocket as he fired England back into the Ashes hunt with his best Test figures at home - and he says he can get even better

Daily Mirror

Ashes: Mark Wood aiming for top gear after blistering five-fer dismantles Australia

Mark Wood believes he can still get quicker after unleashing a thunderous spell of fast-bowling on Australia on the first day of the crucial Third Test at Headingley.

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The Guardian - UK

Forgotten back-up Mitchell Marsh takes his chance to win over Australia

Mitchell Marsh’s patience paid off after the unexpected inclusion for the third Ashes Test delivered exhilarating batting for his throwback century

Newcastle Herald

Baby, it comes at a cost: why our national fertility keeps on falling

'This will present a dilemma for policy-makers.'

The Guardian - UK

Welcome to the fast show: speed demon Wood adds devil to attack

Fast bowler who hit speeds of up to 95mph showed England what they have been missing this series and gave Australia’s batsmen a shock

Daily Mirror

Mark Wood inspires Ashes comeback bid with five wickets but England team-mates struggle

Wood's return to Test match action lifted the heart rate of everyone at Headingley as he sent down thunderbolt after thunderbolt to rock the foundations of Australia’s line-up

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The Hindu

Freedom of expression being misused in Canada by anti-India elements: New Delhi

Growing presence of pro-Khalistan elements in Canada, U.K., U.S. and Australia have been a nagging problem for India’s relation with these countries.

The Independent UK

Mark Wood bamboozles Australia with express pace to give England Ashes hope

Wood topped 96mph and claimed five for 34 in the tourists’ 263 all out

The Guardian - UK

England’s Mark Wood skittles Australia but tourists fire back in third Test

Mark Wood hit 96.5mph on his way to figures of five for 34 but England lost their top three and trailed by 195 runs after day one

The Times of India

3rd Ashes Test: England skittle Australia out but struggle to capitalise

NEW DELHI: Mitchell Marsh played a crucial innings of 118 runs off just 118 balls on the first day of the third Ashes Test between Australia and England at Headingley. His innings provided the backbone to Australia's total of 263 all out, as the rest of the Australian batting lineup…

Evening Standard

Heather Knight: England cleared ‘psychological hurdle’ to beat Australia to keep Ashes hopes alive

Heather Knight believes England have cleared a “psychological hurdle” after ending their long wait for victory over Australia at Kia Oval last night.

The Hindu

Marsh century powers Australia to 240-5 at tea in 3rd Ashes test

England dictated terms in the first session, Mark Wood turning in an electrifying burst of breakneck speed to whip up the Leeds crowd

Salon

Australian official mocks "baby" Don Jr.

"Geez, Donald Trump Jr is a bit of sore loser," Australian Home Minister Clare O'Neil said in a series of tweets

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