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Palm Sunday rallies demand permanent visas for refugees

Hundreds of activists have gathered at Palm Sunday rallies around the country to demand the federal government give permanent visas for refugees stuck in

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Max Verstappen fires salty comment at Lewis Hamilton after their Australian GP clash

Verstappen won the race in Melbourne, but his mind was clearly on an earlier clash he had with Hamilton as he claimed the rules were not applied to the Mercedes star

Daily Mirror

Record crowds and local heroes drive Formula One to new heights in Australia

Australia’s passion for Formula One is booming, with record attendances at Albert Park defying rising costs and a lack of success on the track

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F1: Lewis Hamilton talks up reignited rivalry with Fernando Alonso

Mercedes driver “enjoyed” Australian Grand Prix battle with fellow veteran

Evening Standard

Max Verstappen wins Australian GP as chaotic F1 race finishes under safety car

Max Verstappen won a controversial Australian Grand Prix to take the world championship lead, with Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso also on the podium

The Guardian - UK

Cricket Australia to break $100,000 minimum wage barrier for women

Cricket is poised to become the first sport in Australia to break the six-figure wage mark for the vast majority of its domestic female athletes, with

The New Daily

Heavy Rain Brings Flash Flooding to Sydney, Prompts Rescues

Heavy rain brought flash flooding to Australia's largest city Sydney on Sunday, prompting rescues and residents to sandbag houses, as authorities warned of bad weather ahead. Emergency authorities received 50 calls for assistance, mostly for sandbagging of properties and help plugging leaking roofs, from residents in Sydney, the capital of…

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Cricket to break $100k minimum wage barrier for women

The majority of domestic women's cricketers on minimum contracts are set to earn more than $100,000 a season as part of a landmark pay deal for the sport.

AAP

Heavy rain brings flash flooding to Sydney, prompts rescues

Heavy rain brought flash flooding to Australia's largest city Sydney on Sunday, prompting rescues and residents to sandbag houses, as authorities warned of bad weather ahead.

Reuters

Rugby league legend Sam Backo fights for life after massive heart attack

Former Australia rugby league front-rower Sam Backo is in a critical condition after suffering a heart attack on Saturday. The 62-year-old, who played for

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Max Verstappen wins behind safety car, Oscar Piastri scores his first championship points

Max Verstappen has won a chaotic Australian Grand Prix which was stopped three times and ended under the safety car, while Oscar Piastri score his maiden world championship points.

ABC News

Revisiting the forgotten saga of Australia's coal hulks

How Australia's sturdy old sailing ships were recycled into a useful fleet of coal hulks.

Newcastle Herald

New varieties of hops provide key ingredients for unique and quirky craft beer flavours

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Life Without Barriers will transfer responsibility of fostered Aboriginal children to Indigenous-led services

In acknowledging that the foster care system "is not working" for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, Life Without Barriers is transferring the responsibility to Aboriginal-led organisations across Australia.

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F3 Australia: Bortoleto wins back-to-back feature races

From pole, Trident driver Bortoleto didn’t put a wheel wrong over the course of the 23-lap race, holding off ART man Saucy to make it back-to-back feature race victories by 0.596 seconds.

The Guardian - AU

‘I couldn’t escape’: the people trafficked into call centres and forced to scam Australians

Thousands are trapped into slavery across Asia – but, with the conviction of three traffickers in Indonesia, the tide may be turning

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Australia’s government strengthens grip with by-election win

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese won a historic victory at a by-election in the state of Victoria, becoming the first government in more than 100 years to take a district off the opposition outside a national vote.

AAP

WA premier plans trade trip to 'reconnect' with China

Hot on the heels of the Victorian premier, West Australian leader Mark McGowan is on his way to Beijing to strengthen the state's economic links with China.

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Zali Steggall condemns ‘scaremongering’ over voice detail – as it happened

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The Australian dream is costing migrants tens of thousands of dollars and career opportunities

To keep their heads above water, some migrants find themselves working in fields not relevant to their studies while being burdened by enormous debts and arduous visa requirements.

ABC News

Why EV conversions could become more mainstream for classic cars through to 4WD utes

From classic cars to 4WD utes, Noah Wasmer wants EV conversions to become mainstream.

ABC News

Second rotation of ADF troops prepare to fly to UK to train Ukrainian soldiers in Operation Kudu

Australia is about to send a second group of 70 soldiers to the United Kingdom to train Ukrainians to fight against Russia, as one expert warns we need to be measured in our contribution to the conflict.

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Rohingya refugees risk their lives on boats as chances of resettlement visas in third nations like Australia diminish

Since July 2012 fewer than 60 visas have been granted to Rohingya refugees wanting to migrate to Australia.

The Guardian - AU

‘This is where they are’: can Australia get to HMAS Armidale – and its lost sailors – before pirates do?

More than 80 years after the ship was sunk, the wreck could soon be found near Timor-Leste. Ratifying a UN convention would help Australia protect it from plunder

The Guardian - AU

Eyes on the sky: the air-traffic controllers watching 11% of the world’s airspace

Exclusive: Airservices Australia is looking to recruit up to 140 trainee controllers a year. They want you – if you can pass the test

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