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Shares climb on glimpse of Iran war exit ramp

The Australian stock market has rebounded after a rocky start amid a fluctuating oil price and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.

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PM queries priorities as coalition opposes MP expansion

The coalition won't support any push to expand parliament to deal with an increasing population as a major inquiry reviews whether representation is adequate.

AAP

Social media giants are not complying with under-16s social media ban, new report finds

Nearly four months into Australia’s social media ban for under-16s, the online regulator today released its first detailed compliance update report on how the world-first policy is progressing.

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There may be 10 times as many citizen scientists in Australia as we thought – and that’s great news for science

Until recently, the number of citizen scientists in Australia was estimated at between 100,000 and 130,000 people.

The Conversation

Tasmanian tigers discovered in Indigenous rock art in Australia, suggesting these marsupials lived there much longer than thought

Around 14 new rock-art depictions of thylacines, also known as Tasmanian tigers, have been found in northern Australia.

LiveScience

Australia urges probe into Lebanon peacekeeper killings

Israel's ambassador to Australia has defended his country's actions in Lebanon and death penalty laws which have been criticised by the Albanese government.

AAP

Vaping likely to cause lung and oral cancer, Australian researchers find in new review of evidence

‘There is no doubt that the cells and tissues of the oral cavity, the mouth and the lungs are altered by inhalation from e-cigarettes,’ academic says

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Anonymous $200,000 donation to charity providing free meals – as it happened

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Morning Mail: Labor’s fuel relief may be slow to arrive, Spain closes airspace to US military, gen Z’s old-fashioned views

Despite Labor’s excise cuts, Australians may not get cheaper fuel for days or weeks; a global study has found Australian gen Z men are likely to hold outdated gender roles.

The Guardian - AU

‘I was surprised he was here’: the hunt for Dezi Freeman ended on a remote family property at Thologolong

Until they heard the gunshots, locals say they had no idea the 56-year-old fugitive had been hiding out next door

The Guardian - AU

‘Mum and Dad both finished school in Year 10’ – how to help first-in-family students graduate from uni

Each year, about 30% of new undergraduates in Australia are the first in their families to go to university.

The Conversation

Is E10 fuel bad for my car? And could it save me money?

Fuel has become a precious, and increasingly expensive, commodity.

The Conversation

Coal and gas safeguard loopholes failing climate action

Manufacturers are at risk of doing the heavy-lifting under the main industry decarbonisation tool as new analysis identifies coal and gas workarounds.

AAP

'Barriers remain' in voluntary assisted dying access

Voluntary assisted dying laws in Australia are largely working as intended, but issues around remote access and obstruction by health facilities remain.

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Robotics investment could create human jobs bonanza

Funnelling more money into Australia's robotics sector could add $201 billion to economic output and create 128,900 new jobs a year, a new report shows.

The Guardian - AU

Welfare for the wealthy or an easy fix? Why free public transport might not be the answer to the fuel crisis

Victoria and Tasmania are trialling free public transport as a way to drive down demand for petrol. But will it work – and who will benefit?

The Guardian - AU

The World Cup is football Christmas and every Socceroo wants their name on the nice list

Australia’s friendly against Curacao on Tuesday is the crucial audition for players to show Tony Popovic they deserve a ticket to the US

The Guardian - AU

Australians may not see cheaper fuel for weeks despite Labor’s excise cuts

Flow-on effect will depend on how quickly service stations sell more expensive fuel, experts warn, leaving Easter travel plans up in the air

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Most gen Z fathers in Australia believe it’s solely their job to provide financially, research finds

Survey also found 65% of gen Z think ‘things are better if men do paid work and women do care work’

The Guardian - UK

‘Their teeth were actually pulled out!’ Reality TV moments so awful they should never have aired

MAFS Australia fans are appalled that a horrendous dinner party wasn’t pulled – but it’s not without precedent. From nightmarish model makeovers to a grotesque fight night, here are the worst scenes that caused outrage

Euronews

EU-Australia trade deal: What does business between the two look like?

The trade between the EU and Australia is expected to climb as much as 33% over the next decade after they signed a landmark deal. But how has their trade relationship developed so far?

The Independent UK

‘Incredibly eerie’ moment sky turns blood red as Cyclone Narelle makes landfall in Australia

The skies above Western Australia turned a blood red colour as a powerful cyclone made landfall in apocalyptic-like scenes.

The Independent UK

Cyclone Narelle turns Australian skies blood red in ‘apocalyptic’ scenes

Storm whips iron-rich soil of Western Australia’s distinctive red landscape into atmosphere, changing its colour, AccuWeather says

The Independent UK

Wu-Tang Clan fans offered refunds after members miss Australian ‘final’ shows

Four members apparently missed out on the group’s farewell gigs in Australia

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Climate Risk and Strata Insurance: Are Australian Buildings Prepared?

Australia has always been exposed to extreme weather. Bushfires, floods, and severe storms are part of the landscape. What has changed in recent years is the intensity and frequency of these events, and more importantly, the financial consequences that follow.

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