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The Latest Breaking News from Australia

‘Toadzilla’: Record-breaking cane toad found in Queensland in Australia

The amphibian weighing 2.7kg and described as ‘like a football with legs ‘ was discovered by shocked park rangers

Evening Standard

Police review footage of Noosa incident allegedly involving former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke

Queensland police have confirmed they are investigating an incident in a public park in Noosa last week, allegedly involving former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke and his partner, Jade Yarbrough.

ABC News

Woolworths closing 250 instore butchers, with only 50 to remain nationwide

Woolworths has announced it will close 250 of its butcher counters within its supermarkets around Australia, citing rising sales of pre-packaged meats.

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Ranking Daily Mail’s Unhinged Noosa Fight Headlines From Batshit To Seek Help Immediately

Did you hear about the wild MELEE brawl in Noosa?

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Australian Olympic athlete Peter Bol fails out-of-competition doping test

The 800m runner has strongly denied ever using the banned agent EPO and requested a B sample be analysed

The Guardian - AU

County clash for Kent teammates in Newcastle's T20 Summer Bash

Hogan and Stewart are both in Australia at the moment between professional commitments, enjoying cameos at Newcastle clubs Merewether and University respectively.

Newcastle Herald

Litchfield cops jibes for hogging the bat

Phoebe Litchfield has become the first Australian woman to score unbeaten half-centuries in her first two ODIs, as teammates ask if she can give them a bat.

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Still no sign of missing NT woman

Northern Territory police say they hold grave fears for the safety of a woman missing in central Australia since January 10.

AAP

Consumer watchdog calls on public to report social media influencers failing to disclose posts as ads

Influencers who are in breach of the Australian Consumer Law can face penalties of up to $2.5m

The Guardian - AU

Australian Olympian Peter Bol suspended after failing an out-of-competition drug test

Australian Olympian Peter Bol declares his innocence after being provisionally suspended for failing an out-of-competition drug test.

ABC News

The latest COVID-19 news and case numbers from around the states and territories

Here's a quick wrap of the COVID-19 news and case numbers from each Australian jurisdiction from the past week.

ABC News

Woman charged over masterpiece attack

Police have charged a woman with criminal damage over an attack on an Australian masterpiece at the Art Gallery of WA.

AAP

Australia's twice extended deadline for torture prevention is today, but we've missed it again

Today marks the (already twice extended) deadline for Australia to meet its international obligation to implement torture prevention bodies. The role of these bodies is to monitor treatment and conditions in places where people are deprived of their liberty, like prisons and detention centres.

The Conversation

Would a law banning the Nazi salute be effective – or enforceable?

Amid the growing threat of far-right extremism in Australia, Victoria recently became the first state to ban the Nazi swastika, (known as the Hakenkreuz). Publicly displaying the symbol is now a criminal offence and carries a penalty of up to $22,000, or 12 months of imprisonment.

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The Guardian - AU

‘We dubbed it Toadzilla’: giant cane toad believed to be the largest of its species found in Australia

The animal weighed in at a possible new world record of 2.7kg and was discovered by park rangers on a walk in Queensland

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s media regulator to get new powers to crack down on online misinformation

Government says Acma will be able to impose a compulsory code of conduct against disinformation on digital platforms

AAP

Pilbara reaps rewards from decarbonisation

Lithium producer Pilbara Minerals has had an "amazing quarter" with $2.2 billion in spare cash and its first ever dividend perhaps as soon as next month.

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Community-led driving workshops are helping steer Goulburn Valley fruit pickers towards Australian licences

A new program helping seasonal farm workers apply for an Australian driver's licence is proving a game changer in the Goulburn Valley.

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NSW State Emergency Service under fire over management of major flooding at Forbes

Forbes endured weeks of destructive flooding in 2022. Its mayor is angry the SES chose to base itself in another town, deeming it "something you'd do in America, not in Australia".

AAP

National COVID-19 cases continue to fall

The latest Australian COVID-19 data on cases, hospitalisations and deaths shows the number of cases are still decreasing.

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Kununurra resident takes 4,770km journey home from airport after record-breaking WA floods

Record-breaking floods mean one Kununurra resident's journey home from the airport has blown out to over 4,700 kilometres, and it's taking him past some of Australia's most stunning scenery.

Sports Illustrated

Djokovic Pleads With Umpire to Have Heckling Fan Removed (Video)

The Australian Open previously said any fans heckling the Serbian would be removed.

The Guardian - AU

Elton John: a rollicking, joyous show from rock’s last true survivor – in Australia for the final time

The megastar has long had a special relationship to the country – and on his final shows in Sydney, among his last ever tour, his fans relished every second

Reuters

Senior Australian official asks China to remove trade impediments

Australia's Assistant Minister for Trade Tim Ayres called for the removal of China's "trade impediments" on Australian exports in a meeting with his Chinese counterpart on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, his office said.

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Australia Day in Perth will be much different this year, with Skyworks cancelled after almost 40 years

It used to draw crowds of more than 300,000, but Perth's Australia Day Skyworks has lost its lustre. Has the massive pyrotechnics show been extinguished for good?

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