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India have a score to settle in WTC final: Daren Ganga

MUMBAI: Even as the IPL is on, anticipation is already building around the ICC World Test Championship final between India and Australia, which will be played from June 7-11 at The Oval.

The Times of India

RBA research finds Australia has up to an 80 per cent recession risk to get inflation under control

Previously unpublished internal research from the Reserve Bank estimates that Australia's risk of recession over this year and next could be as high as 80 per cent.

ABC News

Daren Ganga believes Rohit Sharma needs a break before World Test Championship final

Former West Indies batter Daren Ganga believes there is need to allow out-of-form Rohit Sharma a break before the World Test Championship final against Australia in June.

The Times of India

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WA Budget 2023: Mark McGowan's third budget delivers another massive surplus for WA

Western Australia's position as the nation's strongest economy remains unchallenged as Mark McGowan delivers his third budget as treasurer, and issues a warning over anyone eyeing off the state's GST share.

ABC News

11 of the most eye-popping outfits in Eurovision history, from ABBA to Australia

You can always count on the Eurovision Song Contest to deliver some spectacular costumes.

The Independent UK

Google announces AI-generated search results experiment. Here's what to expect

Google has unveiled an experimental revamp of its Search results page, replacing the familiar list of blue links with an AI-generated "snapshot" answer. Here's what to expect when it comes to Australia.

ABC News

We worked out how many tobacco lobbyists end up in government, and vice versa. It's a lot

We’ve just revealed the extent of the close relationship between tobacco lobbyists and government, in the first Australian study of its kind.

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Has Jim Chalmers’ budget really poured fuel on the inflation fire? Don’t believe the hype

Headlines stoked fears of ‘stimulatory’ measures but you only need to look at the big banks and markets to see the reception was calm

The Guardian - AU

Campaigns against Indigenous referendum gather strength in Australia

Two key Australian Indigenous leaders opposed to a proposal to constitutionally recognise the country's Aboriginal and Torres Island people joined forces on Thursday in an effort to strengthen their campaign ahead of a referendum later this year.

Reuters

Eddie Jones eyes Australian “smash and grab” raid on Rugby World Cup

Jones took over as the Wallabies coach in January after being sacked by England the previous month.

The Independent UK

Google’s Bard AI chatbot launches in Australia with vow to develop it ethically

Company says its AI programs will include watermarks and metadata identifying AI-generated content as ChatGPT rival rolls out in more than 180 countries

The Guardian - AU

To get to net zero, policymakers need to listen to communities. Here's what they can learn from places like Geelong

While the federal government was announcing its flagship Net Zero Authority, in the Victorian city of Geelong hundreds of people – including community groups, unions, faith organisations and business representatives – were preparing an announcement of their own this week.

The Conversation

Why local councils are the missing link in Australia's efforts to end homelessness

Homelessness in Australia is getting worse. It’s no longer just city centres where people are forced to sleep rough, live in their cars or rely on temporary shelter. The most recent census shows outer suburbs and regional areas are feeling housing pressures like never before.

The Conversation

Italian energy company Eni to develop Evans Shoal gas field described as 'carbon bomb'

Energy company Eni has quietly revived plans to develop a gas field in the Timor Sea which contains some of the most carbon-intensive gas in Australia, "far more than any other gas field that is being developed".

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After years of decline, the budget gives more money for diplomacy and development capability. What does this mean in practice?

Two weeks ago something extraordinary happened: defence recommended more funding for diplomacy.

The Guardian - AU

Brains as well as brawn destined to settle battle for Wallabies No 10 jersey

The three-horse race to win a place in Eddie Jones’s first squad is hotting up ahead of Australia’s Rugby World Cup campaign

ABC News

Protected cropping projects in the Pacific uplifting the lives of farmers and their communities

Many people think of Fiji as a wonderland of tropical fruit and vegetables — but in reality, premium produce on offer at resorts comes from Australia and New Zealand, while many locals suffer from a lack of wholesome food.

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Even The Americans Are Grossed Out By This Racist Term Used On MAFS AU So That’s A Sign To Stop

“To me, that's a pretty nasty racial slur. Is this phrase common in Australia?”

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The Guardian - AU

My $1,000 laptop died after two years. It had a one-year warranty. Is complaining a waste of time?

Your basic consumer rights aren’t interchangeable for product warranties, says Australian consumer law and policy professional Kat George – even if the warranty has expired your rights still apply

The New Daily

Link between Black Summer bushfires and years of floods

A new study suggests cloud cover created by the Black Summer bushfires has influenced several years of La Nina flooding events on Australia's east coast.

The Guardian - AU

Opposition will ‘use every tactic’ to block bill – as it happened

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ABC News

It's not just Joe Biden. These Australians are still working in their 70s with no plan to retire

From running a restaurant to giving dogs a haircut, some Australians share the US president's enthusiasm for work in later life.

ABC News

Federal budget boost could be a 'game-changer' for Australian film sector, industry says

The federal government's plan to attract more international film and television productions to Australia is being applauded by the sector.

The New Daily

Minister flies to China in latest bid to ease trade row

Australia hopes to put a years-long trade dispute with China in the rear view mirror as the trade minister prepares to head to Beijing. Don Farrell is

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: taxpayers on hook for church abuse claims, Palmer to sue Australia, Bakhmut ‘retreat’

Surge in survivor claims means church bodies cannot obtain insurance, forcing states to step in; mining tycoon seeks more damages over WA dispute

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