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What sort of country are we? That’s the question implicit in Lachlan Murdoch v Crikey

For Australian media, this case is important – it asks whether anyone is free to publish in the public interest a hyperbolic remark about a wealthy media baron

The Guardian - AU

Planes, trains and automobiles: comparing cost, speed and emissions of Sydney-Melbourne travel

With fuel prices at record highs and carbon emissions more important than ever, we look at the ups and downs of ways of getting around locally

The Guardian - AU

Team spirit: the Australian agave farm aiming to quench a global thirst for tequila

Premium tequila is outperforming other alcoholic drinks as we swap shots for sips, espresso martinis for margaritas

The Guardian - AU

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Energy makes the headlines, but reset on diplomacy is Albanese’s real power play

The government has lowered domestic tensions, enabling it to adopt a more grown-up foreign policy that can improve ties with Washington and Beijing

The Guardian - AU

Australian autonomous systems company chooses Aberdeen for European HQ

The company is now actively recruiting across the region

Insider UK

The Ange Postecoglou plane fear as mischief from Australia star landed revenge involving Celtic boss

The St Johnstone ace revealed how sticking coffee tabs on his senior team-mates would end up coming back to haunt him when it came to a 16 hour flight with the national team.

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Nick Kyrgios insists it’s “always hard being me” as he opens up on pressure

Firebrand Nick Kyrgios has held a renown as one of the most laid-back figures on the tennis circuit, but the Australian has said it's "always hard being me" ahead of the Australian Open

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Australia's 'indispensable' partnership with Japan could see it join AUKUS pact as strategic links grow

Defence Minister Richard Marles sends a clear signal that Australia wants Japan to be included in the AUKUS pact, declaring that security ties between the two nations were becoming "indispensable".

ABC News

Beating the Christmas curse of loneliness

Christmas is a time of togetherness for many Australians, but it can also be a time of great loneliness. One in three people feel lonely during the Christmas is a time of togetherness for many Australians, but it can also be a time of great loneliness.

The New Daily

Nathan Lyon’s landmark wicket helps Australia tighten grip on second Test

West Indies reduced to 109-4 after career-best 175 by Travis Head, while spinner surpasses Shane Warne’s wicket tally for Adelaide Oval

The Guardian - AU

David Warner's manager claims that ball-tampering was encouraged much before Cape Town Test by CA executives

NEW DELHI: In a shocking revelation, David Warner's manager James Erskine has blamed Cricket Australia executives for encouraging the Australian cricket team to cheat in Hobart, 2016 much before the sandpaper gate scandal which broke out in the Cape Town Test in 2018.

The Times of India

What China’s decision to ditch COVID zero means for the world

COVID restrictions have been eased in China, with the Zero-COVID plan seemingly scrapped. This is good news for Australia.

The New Daily

What is the energy price relief plan and will it actually reduce power bills?

Treasury modelling suggests average household will be $230 better off after national cabinet backed $1.5bn intervention

The Guardian - AU

Cricket Australia stands firm on David Warner review process, labels ball-tampering claims 'unfounded'

Australian cricket's governing body rejects claims it should not have handed over control of the David Warner leadership review, while distancing itself from an allegation that it gave players permission to tamper with the ball.

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Bones found beneath Port Lincoln street identified as pre-colonial Aboriginal remains

Human bones unearthed by workers excavating a street in regional South Australia will be handled "in accordance with Aboriginal heritage guidelines", after being identified as ancient remains.

The Guardian - AU

$1.5bn energy price relief package for Australians including caps on coal and gas

Treasury advised the PM and premiers not to deliver the rebates as cash handouts due to risk of fuelling inflationary pressure

The Guardian - AU

Frogs hopping to knock Taylor Swift and Paul Kelly from Aria chart

An album made up of sounds from more than 60 species of Australian frogs is hoping to bring attention to the plight of endangered amphibians

ABC News

Frog's Leg gold mine explosion near Kalgoorlie latest in series of blasting mishaps

Safety inspectors are investigating an explosion at an underground gold mine in Western Australia's Goldfields. It's the third serious incident involving explosives in the region in as many months.

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Special Adelaide day for Lyon and Head

Nathan Lyon has gone atop the Test wicket-taking charts at Adelaide Oval to leave West Indies 4-102 at stumps on night two in reply to Australia 7(dec)-511.

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: national cabinet agrees to cap gas, coal prices; Covid cases rising; and South Koreans getting younger

Gas and coal prices will be capped, and relief is coming on energy bills, as parliament is recalled

The Conversation

Will price caps on coal and gas bring power prices down? An expert isn't so sure

In a bid to arrest escalating power prices, Australia’s federal, state and territory governments have agreed to impose caps on the wholesale price of coal and gas.

AAP

Call for vote before Aussies sent to war

An organisation arguing for greater transparency when Australia goes to war has told a parliamentary inquiry national security won't be risked.

The Guardian - AU

If Bruce Lehrmann proceeds with defamation action, how would it differ from the aborted criminal case?

While Australia’s defamation laws are notoriously slanted in favour of plaintiffs, Lehrmann would need to overcome a number of obstacles

AAP

Nation's new spy chief breaks the mould

Australia's overseas intelligence organisation will be headed by a woman for the first time after the appointment of Kerri Hartland.

AAP

Florist accused of misleading customers

Australia's consumer watchdog is taking online florist Bloomex to court over allegations it misled customers with sales prices that were not genuine.

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