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Australian citizen Daniel Duggan is accused of training Chinese military pilots by the US. His wife alleges he's caught in a 'political power play'

Australian citizen Daniel Duggan is currently in custody, pending extradition to the US on charges of conspiracy, arms trafficking and money laundering. But the timing of his indictment and arrest has raised questions.

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We can talk about not playing warm-up game ahead of WTC final only in hindsight: Alex Carey

LONDON: Australia wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey is confident about his team's preparations for next month's World Test Championship final and said the decision of not playing a warm-up game ahead of the summit clash can only be talked about in hindsight.

The Times of India

WA Premier Mark McGowan quits in shock announcement, declaring he is 'exhausted'

Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan has announced he is quitting as premier and leaving parliament.

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Adelaide's SkyCity casino is coming under increasing scrutiny — here's a look at why

South Australian authorities have ramped up monitoring of the state's only licensed casino, amid allegations of serious and systemic non-compliance with anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws, as Isabel Dayman explains.

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After seven years in Australia, I’m finally off the visa merry-go-round

I had no route to permanent residency until 2021, when being a copywriter allowed me to apply to remain in the place I call home

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Western Australia state leader resigns

Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan resigned on Monday in a surprise announcement, citing exhaustion.

Reuters

Mark McGowan quits as WA premier

Mark McGowan has quit after more than six years as Western Australian premier.

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PwC Australia stands down staff amid tax plans leak scandal

Accounting firm pledges to do ‘everything it takes’ to regain trust after leaking government information to clients.

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What causes earthquakes in Victoria? And why did the Sunbury tremors feel so strong?

The Sunbury earthquake was fairly typical of Victorian tremors so why did it cause such a stir?

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Australia confirm squad for World Test Championship final against India, Josh Hazlewood stays in

Cricket Australia has confirmed its squad for the World Test Championship final against India, with fast bowler Josh Hazlewood tiding over injury concerns to stay in the 15-man list.

The Times of India

How charging networks are evolving to keep up with Australian EV drivers

As more Australians make the switch to electric vehicles, our charging options are keeping pace

The Guardian - AU

Automotive lobby accused of anti-electric car campaign

A climate group has accused representatives for Australia's biggest car makers of privately lobbying the government for weak vehicle pollution cuts.

The New Daily

International students 'vulnerable' in rental market as some look to homestay instead

Amid soaring rents, some international students are forking out hundreds of dollars a week for hostels or cramped rooms a long way from where they go to school — but some are finding the generosity of locals is easing the pain.

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Australian shelters and pounds kill 50,000 mostly healthy cats and kittens in a year. There's a way to prevent this pointless killing

Stray cats are a longstanding problem in Australian towns and cities. Common complaints about roaming cats include nuisance (fighting and urinating), disease risks to humans and other animals, and predation of native wildlife. The huge numbers of cats and kittens taken in by animal shelters and council pounds are a…

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Dehorning cattle a dilemma for some breeders, but genetically polled on increase in national herd

Australia will spend millions of dollars reviewing animal welfare, but the beef industry says ending dehorning will take more than money.

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Aussie aces give Australia golden French Open start

Fighting trio Storm Hunter, Thanasi Kokkinakis and Jason Kubler have given Australia a flying start to the French Open in Paris.

The Guardian - AU

Senator criticises ‘cult of personality’ around departing premier – as it happened

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KISS draw final curtain for Australian army of fans

Rock'n'roll all night one last time.

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Australia boosts its funding for famine relief

The government will commit an additional $29 million to respond to the growing crisis in Africa and the Middle East.

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Male-dominated meat industry pushes to draw more women into the workforce

With many Australian meat producers relying on women to boost their workforce, the industry says a global shortage of female workers needs to be addressed.

ABC News

Electric vehicle sales lag behind combustion engine cars despite early adopters seeing benefits

The adoption of electric vehicles continues to climb as sales in most states and territories double year-on-year. These people explain why they are, or are not, following the trend.

The New Daily

Tech competition could hamper Aus economy

A tech race between the US and China would have far-reaching impacts for the globe, with Australian research possibly in the firing line.

The New Daily

Albanese takes aim at Indigenous Voice ‘doomsdayers’

The Indigenous voice represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to unify Australia, Anthony Albanese will say in a speech on Monday.

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Far from undermining democracy, The Voice will pluralise and enrich Australia’s democratic conversation

Does the proposal for a Voice to Parliament prefigure a distinctive conception of democracy for Australia? A steady drumbeat of criticism to date has been that it will, instead, undermine our liberal democratic institutions.

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Why taxing the world's biggest companies at 15% won't fix the gaping hole in global tax rules

Australia’s federal government has a plan to discourage companies from shifting profits to tax havens. The idea is to impose a “global minimum tax” on large Australian and foreign-owned companies with subsidiaries in low or no-tax countries.

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