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Fine for protest against Woodside using art masterpiece

A woman has pleaded guilty to criminal damage and fined $2637 over an attack on an Australian masterpiece at the Art Gallery of WA.

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Rohit Sharma stamps his class with 9th Test hundred

India opener Rohit Sharma played a captain's knock on a slow, testing track in Nagpur on Friday and brought up his 9th Test century that took the hosts past Australia's first-innings total of 177 on day two of the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

The Times of India

Sophia Dunkley interview: England are here to inspire, entertain... and give Aussies a run for their money

England batter previews Women’s T20 World Cup with Standard Sport

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Australian missing in Turkey found alive but two still unaccounted for – as it happened

Foreign minister Penny Wong’s update comes after Sydney man reported among dead in earthquake tragedy

The Guardian - AU

1st Test: Australia batter Matthew Renshaw cleared after scans on knee, returns to field

Australia batter Matthew Renshaw hurt his knee in warm-up ahead of the second day's play in the first Test against India in Nagpur and was taken for scans on Friday morning, but he passed a fitness test following x-rays to return to the field later, much to the relief of…

The Times of India

Australian TV broadcasters claim more gambling ad restrictions could cut free sport coverage

Free TV Australia has rejected calls for further restrictions, telling inquiry the current regime is poorly understood by the community

The Guardian - AU

Rohit Sharma closes in on century, India 151/3 at lunch on Day 2 against Australia

Debutant bowler Todd Murphy continued to impress and justify his selection in the Australia eleven as he picked both the wickets to fall on day two of the first Test against India in Nagpur, but Rohit Sharma closed in on his century and took India to 151/3 at the lunch…

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Indonesia and Australia promise new defence cooperation agreement despite AUKUS tensions

In a joint statement, the Australian and Indonesian defence ministers say they have instructed officials to begin negotiations to "elevate" the existing defence cooperation pact between the two countries to "an agreement that is binding under international law".

ABC News

Debate swirls over Ravindra Jadeja incident in first India-Australia Test in Nagpur

India spinner Ravindra Jadeja finds himself at the centre of media speculation following an incident on day one of the first Test against Australia in Nagpur.

ABC News

Favourites Australia eye sixth T20 World Cup trophy

The return of Meg Lanning and Alyssa Healy has bolstered the reigning champions ahead of their Twenty20 World Cup opener against New Zealand in South Africa.

AAP

Irish man shot dead in Australia had been 'looking forward to rest of his life in Oz'

Damian Conlon, 31, moved from Sligo to Australia in search of a better life

Irish Mirror

Ian Healy: Two off-spinners in side left Australia with absolutely no variation

MELBOURNE: Australian cricket legend Ian Healy is shocked by the team management's decision to include two off-spinners -- Nathan Lyon and young Todd Murphy -- who have almost similar action and have left the visitors shorn of variety and variation in the slow-bowling department.

The Times of India

Afternoon Update: Australian feared dead in quake found alive; no comeback for Frydenberg; and how to meditate without meditating

One man missing in Turkey has been found safe while two remain unaccounted for after Sydney man Can Pahali was confirmed to have died

The Guardian - AU

Pick your best eleven, says Ricky Ponting as he targets David Warner's poor run

MELBOURNE: Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting has dropped a hint to his country's selectors that they revisit David Warner's place in the playing eleven if he continues to fire blanks in Test cricket in the sub-continent.

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Bangladesh calls for Australia to increase intake of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar

Bangladeshi Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen says many countries had substantially increased the number of Rohingya refugees they had taken, and he would like to see Australia take more people in.

ABC News

Satirical Bald Archy Prize returns to paint political leaders, artists and notable Australians in a colourful light

The satirical arts prize that was created to poke fun at the Archibald Prize returns for the first time since the death of its founder, Peter Batey.

The Times of India

Ravindra Jadeja applied pain-relief cream on finger, Team India tells match referee: Report

Visuals of Ravindra Jadeja applying a cream during play on day one of the first Test between India and Australia in Nagpur made a lot of heads turn, but the Indian team management silenced all speculations by revealing that it was a pain-relief cream.

Reuters

Australia nominates Murujuga landscape for World Heritage listing

Australia has formally nominated the Murujuga Indigenous cultural landscape for a UNESCO World Heritage listing, which could help protect more than a million ancient rock carvings, the government said on Friday.

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The Guardian - AU

Low-intensity heatwave will bring summer back to much of Australia

Sydney’s wild weather has eased, but parts of the country will continue to swelter under extreme temperatures

The Guardian - AU

The RBA’s latest inflation and wage predictions help explain why Australia’s interest rate nightmare isn’t over

The main worry is workers might demand more pay, employers will pass that on to prices, and a wage-price spiral will take off

ABC News

Australian beef producers confident China trade suspensions will be lifted soon

Beef producers are increasingly confident China could soon lift trade suspensions on some Australian beef processing plants.

The Conversation

RBA's latest forecasts are grim. Here are 5 reasons why

After lifting interest rates for a record nine times in a row, and flagging more raises still to come, the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest set of forecasts make for grim reading.

The Canberra Times

'Celebrate with us': Canberra to host its first Nepal Festival today

The Nepal Festival was first held in Sydney in 2006 and has since expanded to all capital cities in Australia, now including Canberra.

ABC News

Australian debutant Todd Murphy claims five-wicket haul but India well on top in first Test in Nagpur

A century to captain Rohit Sharma helps India establish a commanding 144-run lead at stumps on day two of the first Test, while Australian spinner Todd Murphy has a debut to remember with five wickets.

The Times of India

Ravindra Jadeja's stunning comeback made Australia struggle in Nagpur

In the build-up to the Border Gavaskar Trophy, Australia had cried hoarse about the nature of the pitch that was on offer for the first Test at Jamtha. By the end of the first day’s play, they would have realized that more than the pitch, they are probably no longer…

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