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Aussie unveils flyblown pyramid in Egypt

Australian entrepreneur Mike Smith has built a new pyramid for Egypt and hopes the fetid structure made from rubbish will boost the war on single-use plastics.

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Volvo shocks with Aussie electric target

Volvo's Australian arm has revealed plans to stop selling new petrol vehicles by 2026, four years earlier than its global target.

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Tassal shareholders back foreign takeover

Shareholders of Australia's largest salmon producer Tassal have voted in favour of a takeover by Canadian company Cooke Aquaculture.

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Greta Thunberg tells Australia to 'wake up and treat the climate emergency like an emergency'

Climate activist Greta Thunberg issues a warning to Australians relying on politicians to deliver the actions required to save the planet.

ABC News

Australian Secret Intelligence Service boss Paul Symon says Australian agencies will be busier as focus shifts to Indo-Pacific

In a wide-ranging speech to the National Security College, the director-general of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service reveals how the agency is becoming more prominent in the Five Eyes group as Beijing's actions become a key concern.

ABC News

Australia trade surplus hits $12.4 billion

Strong gas exports have fed into a higher-than-expected trade surplus in September, with imports remaining largely unchanged.

AAP

Major golf champs boost Aussie Open field

The historic mixed-gender Australian Open field has been further boosted with the addition of major golf champs Jennifer Kupcho and ex-world No.1 Jiyai Shin.

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Here Are The 10 Highest-Paying Jobs In Australia If U Want To Sob Into Your Non-Existent Salary

Time to question what I studied in uni.

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Oversized plumbing is adding millions to Australian building costs, thanks to a standard dating back to the 1940s

Outdated plumbing standards are leading to oversized systems and inflated costs for Australian apartment buildings. Their plumbing systems are required to handle demand for water that’s more than three times the actual recorded peak demand, our newly published research shows.

The Conversation

Anti-money laundering watchdog probes online gambling giants Sportsbet and Bet365

The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) is launching an investigation into two of the nation's biggest online sports betting companies over money laundering concerns and warns that it wants the multi-billion-dollar gambling industry to "lift its game".

ABC News

Ponting ponders Pat Cummins' T20 Cup role

Cricket legend Ricky Ponting believes Australia might need to make the tough call of leaving out ace quick Pat Cummins for their crunch Twenty20 World Cup game.

AAP

Australia asks miners to back referendum on Indigenous rights

Australia on Thursday urged its multi-billion dollar mining industry to support the government's plans for a referendum to give the country's Indigenous people a voice in parliament.

Reuters

Electric buses reach two million milestone

More than two million Australians have taken a ride on an electric bus but experts predict many more will do so as states set zero-emission deadlines.

AAP

RAAF looks to double cargo fleet with $10 billion US deal to replace ageing Hercules aircraft

Australia's ageing fleet of American-made military cargo aircraft will be replaced and doubled in number under a $10 billion deal approved by the United States.

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The Guardian - AU

Conservatives insist policies to cut emissions drive up power bills. There’s net zero evidence for that

The International Energy Agency has laid to rest the persistent myth that net zero policies are responsible for soaring energy prices

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US group campaigning against Australia’s reversal of recognition of West Jerusalem as Israeli capital

StandWithUs places ad in the Weekend Australian and asks readers to email Anthony Albanese and Penny Wong about issue

The Guardian - AU

Health sector pushes for certainty on establishment of an Australian Centre for Disease Control

Medical groups ‘optimistic’ as October budget commits to initial consultation but urge Labor to provide greater detail and more resources

The Canberra Times

Services Australia forced to review hiring process after 11 promotions overturned

The agency said it has "refocused" its processes after the promotions watchdog's slap on the wrist.

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Daily Mirror

I'm A Celebrity 'paying Matt Hancock £400,000 - making him one of best paid stars ever'

Matt Hancock MP is set to be among the campmates in the Australian jungle on the upcoming series of I'm a Celebrity, which is due to launch on ITV in just a couple of days time

Reuters

Residents told to evacuate as flood waters rise in regional Australia

Hundreds of residents in major regional towns across Australia's most populous state are being urged to leave homes as slow-moving floodwaters push downstream and the country's fourth major flood crisis this year rolls into a second month.

AAP

Sportsbet, Bet365 face AUSTRAC-led audit

Australia's financial intelligence agency has told online gaming groups Sportsbet and Bet365 it has reasonable grounds to suspect they may have broken the law.

Newcastle Herald

Knights players Parker, Johnston star on debut at Women's World Cup

Five Newcastle players featured in World Cup games Thursday morning.

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Pop Culture Glorifies Abusive Chef Behaviour As ‘Sexy’ But Hospo Workers Feel The IRL Effects

Jeremy Allen White’s portrayal as a hot chef in TV show The Bear, and the horny response online, is not a new phenomenon. Chefs are commonly portrayed in mainstream pop culture as sex icons and idolised monoliths and the general public has long lapped up this image.But women and marginalised…

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Solomons gun gift more than bullets: Libs

Simon Birmingham says the provision of weapons to the Solomon Islands must include assistance to build its police into a professional and capable force.

ABC News

Jillaroos beat Cook Islands 74-0, and Women's Rugby League World Cup blowouts may be exaggerated by rule changes

There have been plenty of one-sided scorelines in the men's World Cup already, but a couple of rule changes threaten to create a more uneven competition in the women's tournament, writes Nick Campton.

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