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Anthony Albanese meets with UK, French and EU counterparts as G20 comes to a close in Bali

The prime minister meets with his counterparts from the UK, France and the European Union on the final day of the G20 summit in Bali.

ABC News

Why the National Museum wanted to acquire this 1800s billiard table

Built in 1885, the one-of-a-kind billiard table features intricate carvings of Australia's early history.

The Canberra Times

How young climate activists are making their voices heard at COP27 over Egypt's protest suppression

In London, youth activists threw soup at Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers,” asking, “Is art worth more than life? More than food? More than justice?” In Melbourne, Australia, two protesters superglued themselves to Picasso’s “Massacre in Korea” to highlight the connections between climate change and future conflict and suffering.

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Baby has rare condition and is going through puberty after mum finds blood in nappy

Birdie Regan, from Sydney, Australia, was diagnosed with precocious puberty as a baby after her mum found blood in her nappy. The youngster hadn't even started walking or talking.

Daily Mirror

Deliveroo ends Australia operation and is entering voluntary administration

Competition from Uber Eats sees Deliveroo pack up in Australia

Evening Standard

Charles sends message of support after ‘terrible’ floods in Australia

The east of Australia has experienced heavy downpours which flooded large parts of New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania.

The Independent UK

Xi Calls for Improved China-Australia Relations at G-20

The relationship between the countries soured in recent years following disputes over trade and the Covid-19 pandemic

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Big tech still using anti-competitive techniques that are now banned big foreign markets

Big tech is still slugging Australian consumers with competitive behaviours that have been banned in the US and EU, consumer advocates say

The New Daily

England have ‘set the standard’ as Pat Cummins and Australia relish ‘great challenge’

England deposed Australia as global T20 champions last Sunday

The Independent UK

Jos Buttler hopes Australia series will get ‘competitive juices’ going after World Cup high

The England captain insisted his side will not be going through the motions when they face Australia

The Independent UK

Ding Dong: Menulog Will Accept People’s Unused Deliveroo Vouchers After The Company Left Aus

Your weekend takeaway plans are saved.

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Ange Postecoglou savoured Celtic Park in the stands as unknown Drumchapel trip revealed

Postecoglou was in the building long before he was appointed Celtic manager as part of a Scottish tour with his pals.

Daily Record

Aussie UFC star reacts to short guy jab

Alexander Volkanovski will become the first Australian to hold two UFC titles simultaneously if he can beat lightweight champion Islam Makhachev in February.

AAP

Minister accuses tugboat company of 'economic vandalism' over planned lockout of workers

Svitzer Australia plans to indefinitely lock out workers from 17 ports across Australia on Friday following three years of stalled negotiations with the unions.

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Abbie Chatfield Has Released Her Own Beer So If You’ll Excuse Me I’m Off To Pick Up A Slabbie

The new lager "Spill" has hit shelves at grog shops across Australia.

The Conversation

Rain makes coal heavy, slippery and harder to dig up. So what does La Niña mean for this already disrupted industry?

As the La Niña weather event wreaks havoc across New South Wales, coal operators are suffering. The Australian coal company Whitehaven is among them – last week slashing its production forecasts after disruption by floods and heavy rain.

ABC News

Foot-and-mouth-disease live virus could be imported by CSIRO to test new vaccine

Australia's lead research agency is creating a new foot-and-mouth vaccine but the process is complicated, and checks and balances need to be in place before it can happen.

AAP

Bid to save rare Aussie skink from traders

Australia has gone into bat for an endangered skink that's illegally trafficked as an exotic pet, perversely because it's so rare.

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A new cyber taskforce will supposedly 'hack the hackers' behind the Medibank breach. It could put a target on Australia's back

The Australian government is launching an offensive against cybercriminals, following a data breach that has exposed millions of people’s personal information.

AAP

Visa backlog slashed by 245,000

Australia has carved off a quarter of its visa application backlog since June, says Immigration Minister Andrew Giles.

Reuters

No shift in Australia defence policy after Xi meeting -diplomat

A meeting between Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Chinese President Xi Jinping is a step towards normalising ties after years of diplomatic freeze but would not bring a shift in Canberra's defence policy, Australian diplomats said.

The Guardian - AU

A symbolic, stabilising step is one thing – but do Australia and China have enough shared interests for progress?

Anthony Albanese and Xi Jinping’s meeting comes in a world where the geopolitical dynamics have changed too much for a ‘reset’ to occur

AAP

Injured Maxwell keeps Indian dreams alive

Star allrounder Glenn Maxwell is still targeting a place in Australia's Test squad to tour India, even after breaking his leg at a friend's birthday party.

AAP

Million-dollar Minjee's high-stakes lure

A raft of accolades are on the line for Australian golf star Minjee Lee at the LPGA's rich season-ending Tour Championship in Florida.

The Conversation

Urban planning is now on the front line of the climate crisis. This is what it means for our cities and towns

International climate talks in Egypt known as COP27 are into their second week. Thursday is Solutions Day at the summit. Recognising that urban planning is now a front-line response to climate change, discussions will focus on sustainable cities and transport, green buildings and resilient infrastructure.

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