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A diplomat discovers Trove, and imagines what could be lost after it's gone

A foreign diplomat discovers Trove, and imagines what could be lost after it's gone.

The Canberra Times

Usman Khawaja’s innings wasn’t just good – it was something truly special

Australia opener’s astonishing 10-hour century threatened records and put the tourists on top in Ahmedabad

The Guardian - UK

We expected the wicket to play well but not as slow as it did: Ashwin

NEW DELHI: Ace spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who starred for India with a six-fer, said the team management expected the wicket to play well but not as slow as it did in the past two days of the fourth and final Test against Australia for the Border Gavaskar Trophy at the…

The Times of India

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Drawing closer to US while seeking warmer China ties leaves Australia with a tough balancing act

Bid to maintain ‘strategic equilibrium’ through the Aukus pact and a better relationship with Beijing is quite the needle to thread

The Guardian - AU

Where the greens are brown and the birdies are thieves: golfing at Birdsville Golf Club

Welcome to Australia’s newest golf course, where players must contend with venomous snakes, flies, extreme heat, dust storms and crows

The Guardian - AU

Young Australians are struggling, but improving their lives doesn’t come at the expense of older generations

Millennials and Gen Z only know their country as harsh and self-interested. We must extend the ‘golden years’ of decent work and secure housing to them

The Guardian - AU

Australian Catholic order accused of waiting for paedophile to die and using death to shield it from abuse claims

Marist Brothers approach in seeking to halt a survivor’s case over a clergy member’s death would be ‘absolutely perverse’, court hears

The Guardian - AU

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Due To That Son-Of-A-Bitch Inflation, Australia’s Beloved Cream Maxibon Is Copping A Downsize

Maxibon, the ice cream of champions, is copping a downsize thanks to that pesky son-of-a-bitch inflation and the boys aren't happy.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls on Anthony Albanese to combat attacks on temples in Australia

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is urging Australia to protect Hindu temples after several were vandalised during an international campaign by a Sikh separatist group seeking to form an independent state.

ABC News

Usman Khawaja and Cameron Green give Australia hope of famous series draw with India

Australia lost the first two Tests but have a chance to end India’s run of 15 consecutive home series wins

Evening Standard

Ravichandran Ashwin scripts history, becomes India's leading wicket-taker in Border-Gavaskar Trophy

NEW DELHI: Star spinner Ravichandran Ashwin scripted history on Friday as he became India's highest wicket-taker in the history of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia.

The Times of India

4th Test: Usman Khawaja, Cameron Green tons put Australia on top against India

NEW DELHI: Rohit Sharma's captaincy was tested to the hilt on an unresponsive surface as Australia piled on 480 runs thanks to Usman Khawaja (180) and Cameron Green (114) on the second day of the 4th Test in Ahmedabad on Friday.

The Times of India

Classic Edinburgh Lothian bus pops up for sale - on the other side of the world

The stunning vintage bus is reportedly the last of its type to exist in the world - that you can still drive but it's 10,000 miles away.

Edinburgh Live

Indian PM Modi raises ‘unfortunate’ vandalism of Hindu temple with Australia’s Albanese

Albanese declares India ‘top-tier’ defence partner as he discusses BBC raids

The Independent UK

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The New Daily

Can you name a heart attack symptom? Subtler signs put women at risk

A new study from Monash University found that one in five adults in Australia can’t name any heart attack symptoms.

The New Daily

‘Limits of affordability’: Rental crisis hits grim new milestone as vacancy rates sink again

Australia’s rent crisis has reached a grim new milestone, with new data revealing the national vacancy rate slipped again in February.

The New Daily

Family travel is booming, as Australians explore the great outdoors

People flocked to big cities in 2023, now people are seeking rural and international travel, with a more immersive experiences.

The New Daily

The Ferguson Report: War, submarines and how Australia can strike first

Preparing Australia for war against a superpower is easy. Australia will strike first. Starting with teachers, nurses and baggage handlers.

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The New Daily

Samoa woos Australian tourists

The small island country of Samoa is hoping to woo Australians as part of its campaign to become a top holiday destination. Made up of an archipelago of

The New Daily

Khawaja leads the way as Green scores his first Test century

Seemingly unbeatable as the heat took its toll on India's bowlers, Usman Khawaja's epic knock pushed Australia to 7-409 at tea on day two

The Times of India

IND vs AUS 4th Test: Australia reach 409/7 at tea, Usman Khawaja eyeing a double century

Australia lost three wickets in the post-lunch session on Day 2 of the fourth and final Test against India in Ahmedabad, but Usman Khawaja stood solid as a rock to take the total past the 400-run mark at the tea break.

ABC News

West Australian star Shaun Marsh announces retirement from state cricket

Shaun Marsh, one of the most enigmatic cricketers of his generation, announces his retirement from state cricket, but he will continue to play in the Big Bash League.

The Times of India

IND vs AUS 4th Test: Usman Khawaja, Cameron Green keep India wicketless; Australia reach 347-4 at lunch on Day 2

Usman Khawaja completed his 150, while all-rounder Cameron Green stood just five runs away from his maiden Test century as the Austrlaian duo kept India wicketless to reach 347/4 at lunch on Day 2 of the fourth and final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Ahmedabad on Friday.

The Independent UK

Australia aims to bolster security, economic ties with India

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says his country wants to strengthen security cooperation and economic and cultural ties with India

The Guardian - UK

Sunak and Macron must navigate boat issues to reset Anglo-French relations

Channel crossings and Aukus pact will be central to talks that could also improve Britain’s standing with the EU

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