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Nathan Lyon dodges "p***" question as bizarre Graeme Swann urine theory re-emerges

The injury to Moeen Ali's index finger prompted an eyebrow-raising query to Australia spinner Nathan Lyon, who looked baffled by the treatment Graeme Swann used to employ

Daily Mirror

The Ashes: Edgbaston rain delays start to final-day thriller

No play was possible before an early lunch in Birmingham as England and Australia wait for conditions to ease

Evening Standard

England hopes of victory in first Ashes Test frustrated by rain at Edgbaston

Australia ended day four on 107 for three, needing 174 more runs to chase down 281.

The Independent UK

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England fans destroy Steve Smith with cheat storm chant leaving Ollie Robinson smirking

Ollie Robinson and England are hoping to beat Steve Smith and Australia in a thrilling first Ashes Test match at Edgbaston ahead of the final day's play on Tuesday

Daily Mirror

The Ashes: Australia beat England by two wickets in thrilling first Test – as it happened

England were closing in with just two wickets required, but Pat Cummins led a rearguard action to get Australia over the line at Edgbaston

The Guardian - UK

Amphibious assault ship ready for Talisman Sabre drills

Amphibious assault warship USS America has docked in Brisbane with its marines and strike fighters ahead of Talisman Sabre exercises in Australia's north.

AAP

England’s Lauren Bell raring to go in Ashes opener after ‘special’ Test debut

The 22-year-old made international debuts in all three formats in 2022.

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Australian government seeks urgent legal advice on double dissolution over housing bill standoff

Labor used question time to pile pressure on the Greens, accusing them of caring more about retweets than rentals

The Guardian - AU

Australian senator invites International Criminal Court to probe officers in war crime allegations

A senator has invited the International Criminal Court to investigate what Australian military commanders knew about war crime allegations in Afghanistan in a bid pressure Australia into launching its own review

The Independent UK

England vs Australia LIVE: Cricket scorecard and Ashes Test result as Pat Cummins leads tourists to famous win

Australia chased down 281 to win the first Ashes Test, resisting England’s bowling attack on a gripping day five at Edgbaston

The Independent UK

Afternoon Update: alleged Australian war crimes referred to ICC; desperate search for Titanic submersible; and a push to legalise cannabis

Jacqui Lambie tells Senate she has asked international criminal court to investigate senior Australian defence force commanders

The Guardian - AU

Refugee Aziza named Woman of the Year after brave flee from Afghanistan to Newcastle

'It's important where you can continue your life and be able to do what you like.'

Newcastle Herald

Lack of household emergency plan puts millions at risk

Australian households are being urged to prepare for wild weather and emergencies after a survey found more than 12 million people do not have a plan.

AAP

England and Australia set for Ashes final day thriller to evoke memories of 2005

Australia require 174 runs to win on the final day with England needing to take seven wickets

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Cash could be almost gone in Australia in a decade – but like cheques, who'll miss it?

Late last year, the Reserve Bank gave 1,000 Australians diaries and asked them to record every payment they made over the course of a week. Of the 13,000 payments, only 17 were with cheques.

The Conversation

Why are we paying so much for alcohol-free drinks that aren't taxed?

Dry July, an Australian fundraising campaign to support people affected by cancer, is almost here again. The premise is that abstaining from booze and hangovers for a month frees up money to donate.

The Guardian - AU

Jacqui Lambie asks ICC to investigate Australian military commanders for alleged war crimes

Lambie tells Senate the Brereton report gave senior commanders a ‘free pass’ while soldiers were ‘thrown under the bus’

The Guardian - AU

Hopes rewilding critically endangered brush-tailed bettongs will help them bounce back

Dozens of the ‘ecosystem engineers’ have been caught in Western Australia and flown to their new habitat

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The Conversation

AI is already being used in healthcare. But not all of it is 'medical grade'

Artificial intelligence (AI) seems to be everywhere these days, and healthcare is no exception.

The Independent UK

Day five of first Ashes Test: Thrilling finale in store at Edgbaston

Broad stepped up deep in the evening session to dismiss Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith on Monday.

The Guardian - AU

Steph Catley hopes to see ‘Euros effect’ in Australia after Women’s World Cup

The Matildas vice-captain points to England’s experience as an example of the impact hosting a major tournament can have

The Guardian - AU

South-east Australia hits record June cold, with frosty weather conditions to continue

Sydney’s minimum temperature dropped to 1.8C and Canberra’s to -5.6C as Bureau of Meteorology predicts the cold to linger

The Conversation

What’s a fair price to pay for music? In Australia, musicians aren’t getting paid as much as overseas artists for songs played on the radio

The Australian recording industry recently announced a campaign called Radio Fair Play⁠.

AAP

Jobs jackpot from national critical minerals strategy

More than a quarter of a million new jobs could be up for grabs if Australia can supply factory-ready materials for the world's electric cars and clean energy.

AAP

Migrants and refugees could boost economy: report

A new report shows unleashing the power of skilled migrants and refugees could boost the Australian economy and fill workforce gaps.

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