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Suryakumar Yadav still learning the 50-over game: Rahul Dravid

CHENNAI: Suryakumar Yadav, with his outrageously inventive yet consistently effective stroke play in T20s, has acquired superstar status in the format and the 'Indian Mr 360' moniker on the back of his dazzlingly dexterous displays. But the going has been tough for him in ODIs, underscored by his consecutive golden…

The Times of India

Ind vs Aus 3rd ODI Streaming: When and where to watch, date, time, live telecast, venue

NEW DELHI: The prima donnas of Indian batting will have to put their best foot forward while tackling the lethal in-dippers from Mitchell Starc when they face Australia in the series-deciding third ODI on Wednesday.

The Times of India

India vs Australia, 3rd ODI: India's proud one-day home record at stake

Hosts need to counter the likes of Starc, Marsh in 'final'

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What to expect when you’re expecting an El Niño (the answer might surprise you)

La Niña and El Niño are well-known terms in Australia these days. Linked to them are certain expectations: we expect wet conditions in La Niña and dry conditions in El Niño.

The Conversation

Defence Minister lays out need for nuclear subs

Protecting Australia's vital trade routes is at the heart of the need for nuclear submarine capability, the defence minister says.

The New Daily

What is Labor’s $10bn social housing fund and will it be torn down by parliament?

The government wants to pass the bill as a priority but it needs the support of the Greens, who warn it is a ‘gamble’ and want direct investment in affordable housing

The Guardian - AU

Defence minister lays out need for nuclear subs

Protecting Australia's vital trade routes is at the heart of the need for nuclear submarine capability, the defence minister says.

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New Zealand opposition concerned by AUKUS

Gerry Brownlee, the New Zealand opposition foreign spokesman, says Australia's AUKUS deal creates issues for New Zealand.

AAP

Australia's growth prospects still looking downcast

Leading indicators for Australia's future growth are still signalling depressed activity in coming months as interest rate rises bite.

AAP

Popular fertility apps are engaging in widespread misuse of data, including on sex, periods and pregnancy

New research reveals serious privacy flaws in fertility apps used by Australian consumers – emphasising the need for urgent reform of the Privacy Act.

The Conversation

Intersex rights promised in Australian-first laws

New laws to prevent medical intervention forced on intersex people have been introduced for the first time in Australia by the ACT government.

AAP

Fertility apps collect unnecessary personal data and could sell it to third parties – study

Apps in Australia gathered information about finances and housing which could be sold to advertisers, research by UNSW and Choice found

The Guardian - AU

Remembering Terry Norris: the Australian actor who charmed in dozens of roles

Norris, who has died aged 92, played many small parts with outsized impact, imbuing spiky, stoic characters with gravitas and warmth

The Guardian - AU

Parliament remembers ‘shameful’ adoption practice

Australians affected by forced adoption practices are promised they will not be forgotten as the federal government recommits to ongoing support services.

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Parliament remembers 'shameful' adoption practice

Australians affected by forced adoption practices are promised they will not be forgotten as the federal government recommits to ongoing support services.

ABC News

How Gold Coast doctor Dinesh Palipana helped Juan Torres practise medicine in Australia

Juan Torres thought it would be impossible to work in an Australian hospital as a doctor. Then Dinesh Palipana answered his call.

The Guardian - AU

Labor was presented with a fait accompli on Aukus, but scepticism in the party is rightly rising

We were not given a chance to scrutinise the nuclear submarine deal, and critical questions remain unanswered

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Danger of poor housing in remote communities

People in remote communities have survived thousands of years of weather extremes but need proper housing and clean energy for climate change resilience.

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The Conversation

25-million-year-old fossils of a bizarre possum and strange wombat relative reveal Australia's hidden past

Imagine a vast, lush forest dominated by giant flightless birds and crocodiles. This was Australia’s Red Centre 25 million years ago. There lived several species of koala; early kangaroos the size of possums; and the wombat-sized ancestors of the largest-ever marsupial, Diprotodon optatum (around 2.5 tonnes).

The New Daily

Australians’ data could be exposed in e-waste

A second-hand tablet with credentials to access up to 20 million personal records is one example of how Australians could be throwing away their data.

The Guardian - AU

Bras fit for burying: Australia to set a world-first standard for composting textiles

Australia has a 227,000 tonne a year fashion waste problem, but thanks to a lingerie designer’s campaign, some of it could soon rot productively

ABC News

Federal department stopped training sniffer dogs to detect bees, missing chance to prevent varroa mite's arrival

When the varroa mite arrived in Australia, a critical defence that could have prevented it was not in place, because the government had stopped training sniffer dogs to detect the bees that carry it.

AAP

Australians' data could be exposed in e-waste

A second-hand tablet with credentials to access up to 20 million personal records is one example of how Australians could be throwing away their data.

Newcastle Herald

Accurate data is key to Australia preventing koalas going extinct

Despite its status as an icon of this nation, the koala is dealing with far more than it can continue to bear.

ABC News

Aquarium dumping putting Australia's few cavefish at risk inland from Ningaloo Reef

There are only three true cavefish in Australia — including the blind cave eel — which all reside in the country's north-west, inland from the Ningaloo Reef. But pet owners have been disposing of unwanted invasive species in the same waters.

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