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Tributes flow for statesman, artist, treasure Yunupingu

Indigenous leader Yunupingu is being remembered as a great Australian, a statesman, a remarkable artist and a national treasure.

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Aboriginal land rights champion Yunupingu dies in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory

One of Australia's most influential Aboriginal leaders, the trailblazing land rights fighter Yunupingu, has died in the Northern Territory aged 74.

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Thousands of Kiwi nurses plan Australia move

New Zealand's already stretched nursing workforce could be pushed to breaking point with Australian wages and conditions luring many.

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Morning Mail: Dutton hangs on, Russian pro-war blogger killed in bomb blast, Sakamoto dies at 71

With the loss of Aston, the Liberals now hold just 14 of 79 federal urban seats – leading to calls for a change of direction

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Trove secures funding as federal government comes to rescue of National Library of Australia's digitised archive

Funding for the country's largest digitised archive has been announced, after months of the National Library of Australia calling for more financial support.

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Albury gymnastics coach brings different perspective after learning craft in Nigeria

Emeka Ekezie would love it if more people did gymnastics in his home country of Nigeria, but in the meantime he is hoping to train the next star in Australia.

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Capitalising on climate anxiety: what you need to know about 'climate-washing'

People are increasingly making choices about which products to buy and which service providers to use on climate change grounds. With concerns about climate change now affecting most Australians, businesses that promote climate-aligned practices and make emissions-reduction promises have a competitive advantage over those that don’t.

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What actually is a treaty? What could it mean for Indigenous people?

This is the second article in our series explaining Voice, Treaty and Truth. Read the first article in the series here.

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'I started walking the long way': many young women first experience street harassment in their school uniforms

Can you remember the first time you were harassed in a public space? What comes to mind? Can you remember how old you were, or what you were doing? Perhaps this is not something you have personally experienced, although we know 87% of young Australian women have been harassed in…

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Victoria’s gold rush ended in the 19th century. So why are people still finding so much gold?

An amateur gold prospector in Victoria, Australia, recently discovered a gold nugget big enough to hold in two hands, worth around A$240,000. It was a lucky find, but he had chosen the right place to look.

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Alan Kohler: Australian agriculture businesses fighting to secure the future of food

The death last week of John Kerin at 85 took the man who had done more for agricultural innovation in Australia than anyone since HV McKay. Kerin was

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Australian-grown pine nuts could replace imports on supermarket shelves, but it won't happen overnight

Pine nuts are one of the world's most expensive nuts, and none of those sold in Australian supermarkets are grown here. Farmers are embarking on a journey to change that.

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Australians urged to rate their favourite public toilet in this year's Great Dunny Hunt

Australians are being urged to upload a photo with their vote for this year's Great Dunny Hunt, which maps the best public toilet facilities.

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Around 62 per cent of Australians report being abused and neglected in childhood, major study finds

Almost two-thirds of Australians have been abused, neglected, or exposed to domestic violence as children, according to self-reports provided to a new study.

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Paralympics in crisis as international and Australian athletes game the system

Former athletes and officials tell Four Corners the system of Paralympic classification is flawed and easily manipulated.

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After the Fall

A mother and son in suburban Sydney, almost 100 lives on the line and a perilous rescue mission on the other side of the world. Can they pull it off?

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'Why risk racial harmony?': Key Lib queries voice vote

Opposition Indigenous Australians spokesman Julian Leeser has suggested the government should reconsider the timing of a referendum on a voice to government.

The Guardian - AU

Australian rental crisis will get worse as construction fails to keep pace with demand, report says

The national housing report, released on Monday, says rising interest rates have reduced supply of new homes

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Solar panels could be a lifesaver for public housing tenants grappling with Australia’s soaring energy costs

Natalie Rabey, who relies on power-hungry machines to help her breathe, is campaigning for solar power for Victoria’s public housing

The Guardian - AU

Super tax breaks costing $45bn a year are ‘inheritance schemes’ for Australia’s rich, new report says

The Grattan Institute report recommends 10 changes to superannuation taxation that could save the budget billions a year

The Guardian - AU

‘No end to this’: six visas, six migration agents, four jobs in regional Australia and still no permanent residency

The frustration of Mohamed Farshan Mohamed Fairoos is not uncommon in an immigration system experts say ‘overpromises and desperately underdelivers’

The Guardian - AU

The late resignation? One third of Australian workers are considering quitting their jobs

Australians have been biding their time when it comes to big career moves, but with burnout rising and low unemployment, a change could be coming

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Aphrodite’s Breath by Susan Johnson review – a revealing memoir about mothers and daughters

A trip to Kythera for the Australian author and her mother results in this unsparing and intimate look at their intense and often unhappy dynamic

Daily Mirror

McDonald's April Fool's Day prank backfires leaving fans furious

Australian's were left fuming after they realised that McDonald's were having them on with their latest burger addition - they pretended that the McFry was coming to menus

Irish Mirror

'I did a week of intensity with Wim Hof - I thought I was going to die but it changed my life'

Irish teacher Caroline McKenna travelled to Poland last month, on her own, to take part in an intense experience with Wim Hof. She admitted that her two minute stints in an ice bath was nothing compared to what she went through.

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