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Australia cashing in on a gold rush as Hollywood makes big-budget films in three states

Industry bosses share their excitement of the future of Made-in-Australia film and television productions as country enters a gold-rush era

The New Daily

The Stats Guy: Where and how too few migrants will hurt us the most

Which jobs and which sectors of the economy rely most on migrant workers? These jobs struggled when migration turned negative during the pandemic. Now these jobs benefit from rising migration numbers.

The New Daily

Steve Smith's 'thumbs up' reactions trigger meme fest on social media

NEW DELHI: As India hammered Australia in the first Test inside three days in Nagpur, the visitors got a harsh reality check of their spin playing abilities on a spicy track. The Australian batters were beaten left, right and centre through the Test and looked absolutely clueless against the high…

The Times of India

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Health warning as deadly mosquito virus which can cause meningitis detected

Australia's health chief issued a public warning after encephalitis virus was detected at sites in flood-ravaged areas of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia

Daily Mirror

Ravindra Jadeja fined for applying soothing cream without umpires' consent

NEW DELHI: Star India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was on Saturday fined 25 per cent of his match fee for applying the soothing cream without on-field umpires' permission during the first Test against Australia in Nagpur.

The Times of India

IND vs AUS: Ashwin's Fiery Fifer, All-Round Show By Jadeja-Axar Help India Clinch Massive Win In First BGT Test

A fiery five-wicket haul by Ravichandran Ashwin combined with all-round brilliance of Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel helped India clinch a massive win by innings and 132 runs. Read full story on Dynamite News:

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India vs Australia, 1st Test Highlights: Dominant India crush Australia by an innings and 132 runs

NEW DELHI: India produced dominant performances with both bat and ball to register a thumping innings and 132 runs victory over Australia inside three days in the opening Test of the four-match series at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur. The massive win on Saturday gave the hosts a well-deserved…

The Times of India

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Australia record their lowest score on Indian soil, suffer embarrassing defeat in first Test

NEW DELHI: A dominant Indian team hammered Australia by an innings and 132 runs in the first Test in Nagpur on Saturday. Wrapping up the opener inside three days, India took a 1-0 lead in the four-Test series.

The Times of India

Irishman shot dead in Australia 'by father-in-law' as wife of tragic victim left devastated

The Irish Mirror has confirmed that accused Luke Simon, 57, is the father of Mr Conlon’s wife Linda – who has been left devastated by his gun death.

Irish Mirror

Doubts over Dharamsala as venue for third India-Australia Test: Report

NEW DELHI: The third Test of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy which was scheduled to take place at the picturesque HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala might be shifted out as per a ESPNCricinfo report.

The Times of India

India Women eye elusive ICC title, take on Pakistan in T20 World Cup campaign opener

NEW DELHI: Searching an overdue ICC title, the Indian women's cricket team will look to hit the straps when they take on Pakistan in their campaign opener of the Women's T20 World Cup in Cape Town on Sunday.

The Times of India

1st Test, Day 3: Axar, Shami extend India's lead to 223 against Australia

NAGPUR: Axar Patel hit a resolute 84 while Mohammed Shami smashed an entertaining 37 as India took a massive 223-run first innings lead by posting 400 against Australia on the third day of the opening Test, here Saturday.

The Times of India

Have you caught the green comet yet? Space enthusiasts from all over the world did and their photos are stunning

The clock is ticking – February 11 is your last best chance to catch the sphere-shaped spectacle in Australia.

ABC News

The Scientists are back: ‘Old bands doing new stuff is kind of fraught’

The legendary Australian band are touring their first full-length album since breaking up in 1987. Frontman Kim Salmon talks about leaving behind ‘complete anarchy’ for a new sound

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Australia suffers innings and 132-run defeat in first Test of India tour

Australia slumps to a stunning defeat in Nagpur, bowled out for just 91 — its second-lowest score against India — to fall to defeat by an innings within three days.

The Guardian - AU

India thrash Australia in first Test to take 1-0 series lead – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Ravichandran Ashwin picked up his 31st five-wicket haul and sent Australia crashing to an embarrassing three-day defeat in the first Test

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The City Of Randwick Created Its Own Soft Plastic Recycling Program, Setting An Absolute Example

In excellent and well overdue news, Sydney’s City of Randwick will now allow its residents to recycle soft plastics in a move that will hopefully inspire more environmentally conscious change across Australia.The city’s mayor Dylan Parker made the announcement outside of the Randwick Recycling Centre where residents can now drop off…

ABC News

Fears for Fitzgerald River National Park native species as bushfire burns UNESCO biosphere

A Western Australian botanist says some native plants in the Fitzgerald River National Park are not rejuvenating from historical bushfires, and believes more research is required into the impact of all fires, including prescribed burns.

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Australia's last eruption was 5,000 years ago so could extinct volcanoes come back to life?

Tropical Far North Queensland's volcanoes were active until about 10,000 years ago, which is seconds in geological terms. So could those extinct volcanoes come back to life?

Reuters

Australia's Norfolk Island braces for Cyclone Gabrielle impact

Cyclone Gabrielle, headed for New Zealand, brought destructive winds to Australia's Norfolk Island on Saturday as it closed in on the tiny external territory in the Pacific Ocean.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s looming mortgage stress crisis: what the nine interest rate rises mean for households

A quarter are thought to be in mortgage stress already, and another 800,000 face steep rises this year as fixed-term loans end. Experts discuss ways to cope

USA Today Sports Media Group

Justin Tafa details hardships of injuries during long layoff before UFC 284

Things weren't easy for Justin Tafa leading into his UFC 284 home fight in Australia.

AAP

Three Australians feared dead in earthquake

Two Australian men and a woman are believed to have died in the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria, killing at least 22,000 people.

ABC News

Offsetting Beetaloo Basin emissions would require unproven CCS technology, off-limits international credits, CSIRO finds

The researchers were tasked with determining how — and if — the Northern Territory government's promise to offset all greenhouse gas emissions from fracking the Beetaloo Basin could be achieved.

ABC News

Naloxone program gaining traction, but many unaware about life-saving drug

Almost 17,000 Australians have used a life-saving drug that works to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, but experts say more awareness is needed that the drug is safe, free and does not require a prescription.

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