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Will likely miss first Test against India, says Mitchell Starc

SYDNEY: Injured Australian pace bowler Mitchell Starc has indicated he will most certainly miss the opening Test of the Border-Gavaskar series against India at Nagpur from February 9, saying he should be available from the second Test onwards.

The Times of India

Toyah Cordingley: Indian suspect in beach murder says he’s willing to return to Australia to face trial

‘I did not kill the woman,’ Rajwinder Singh says as he waives right to challenge extradition

The Independent UK

Housing made rich Australians richer, leaving renters and the young behind – here’s how to fix it

Rising housing costs have dramatically widened the gap between rich and poor. If we want to address inequality, we will have to fix housing.

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Low-cost carrier launches daily flights to Bali

Australians planning a Bali getaway can fly with a new carrier as Indonesian low-cost airline Batik Air launches daily flights to Denpasar.

The New Daily

Unlikely set of results could yet see England qualify for World Test Championship final

Although it is highly unlikely and they have no more games to play in the current World Test Championship cycle, England do still have a slight chance of reaching the final

Daily Mirror

Stargazing in New England: A partial solar eclipse and good conditions for meteor showers in 2023

BALTIMORE — Though New Englanders will be missing out on a total solar eclipse passing over Western Australia in 2023, and a “ring of fire” eclipse crossing the Western United States, there’s still plenty to look for in the skies in the coming year.

Tribune News Service

Defence personnel deployed to aid flooding recovery – as it happened

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Not a day to celebrate: Wollongong university staff given option to work on Australia Day holiday

Vice-chancellor says 26 January is seen as Invasion Day by First Nations colleagues and we should ‘be clear about what we’re celebrating’

The Guardian - AU

Even David Warner said 'Player of the Series' award for him was a joke, says Usman Khawaja

SYDNEY: Australian opener Usman Khawaja has revealed that David Warner himself was surprised on being declared the 'Player of the Series' ahead of Travis Head and skipper Pat Cummins following the 2-0 Test win against South Africa at home.

The Times of India

Women's Test pioneer dies, aged 95

Norma Johnston, who was Australia's oldest living Test cricketer and a pioneer of the women's game, has died aged 95.

AAP

Australian cricket pioneer Norma Johnston dies aged 95

The cricket community pays tribute to the trailblazing Johnston, who was Australia's oldest living Test cricketer until her death.

ABC News

‘Spiralling out of control’: Nick Kyrgios comes clean to Netflix and confirms comeback

Kyrgios will play Novak Djokovic in a game for charity on January 13, the same night the Australian star reveals his ‘chaotic’ past in a new documentary

The Guardian - AU

Chubb review of Australia's carbon credit scheme falls short – and problems will continue to fester

An independent review of Australia’s controversial carbon credit system released today concluded the scheme is essentially sound. But key questions remain unaddressed – a fact that will continue to undermine confidence in Australia’s central climate policy.

The Conversation

Port bottlenecks cost economy $600m a year

Inefficiencies in Australian ports cost the economy $600 million a year and push up prices for consumers, a new report by the Productivity Commission has found.

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We Asked 3 Graduates Whether They Actually Used Their Degree Or If It Was As Useful As Algebra

We’ve all heard that Ps get degrees, but do degrees get jobs? Are qualifications really worth years of your time (not to mention thousands in HECS debt)?With that in mind, we asked three young Australians each with their “dream job” whether they reckon their time studying got them where they…

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Relaxed China borders fuels airline demand

China has removed its quarantine requirements for incoming travellers, meaning Australia's airlines will need to lift to meet increasing demand.

The New Daily

COVID-positive players allowed to compete at 2023 Australian Open

Australian Open organisers explained players would be free from mandatory COVID tests and can play matches despite positive tests.

ABC News

Australian Open boss Craig Tiley slams calls to move tournament date

Australian Open tournament director Craig Tiley dismisses suggestions the event should be moved to a date later in the year, but concedes the international tennis season is too long.

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Rennie rules Jones out of World Cup role

Wallabies coach Dave Rennie says sacked England mentor Eddie Jones won't be part of Australia's World Cup campaign in France later this year.

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Chubb review recommends new integrity body for Australian carbon credits scheme

Review dismissed claims the current system lacks integrity and is not delivering real cuts in emissions

AAP

Calls to move Open 'ridiculous': Tiley

Tennis Australia boss Craig Tiley has lashed suggestions the Australian Open should be rescheduled from January but says the season length needs to be assessed.

ABC News

Australian home values see largest decline in recent memory, new data shows

Home values have seen their biggest drop since 2019 and experts say they're going to keep declining.

ABC News

RMIT international study finds nine in 10 adults admit cyberbullying

A study from the US and India uncovers levels of online bullying that surprises researchers. So, where does Australia stand?

AAP

Carbon market sound but needs improvement

An independent review of Australia's carbon credit scheme has found the scheme is sound but says after 11 years of operation there is room for improvement.

ABC News

Customers claim they were lured into foreign exchange trading and lost hundreds of thousands of dollars

Former customers of an Australian company claim they were lured into the high-risk world of foreign exchange trading under false pretences and subjected to high-pressure sales tactics which contributed to them losing huge sums.

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