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‘Full responsibility’: Michaelia Cash challenges Labor on security after repatriation of families from Syria

Government has said repatriations were informed by national security advice, individual assessments and detailed work by security agencies

The Guardian - AU

WA Police smash international drug network

A criminal network involved in the importation and distribution of illicit drugs into Australia and believed to have Balkan links has been "disrupted".

AAP

Australia's Indigenous cricketing history explored in new documentary and exhibition We Are One

Two Queensland women are shining a light on Australia's first international sporting team — an all-Indigenous cricket side — with audiences around the country.

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Sultana smashes Aust junior 100m record

NSW teenager Sebastian Sultana has bettered Jack Hale's Australian Under-18 100m record.

AAP

IS family repatriation 'not taken lightly'

The government has defended its decision to repatriate Australian women and children from Syria with links to Islamic State.

AAP

Microsoft HoloLens headsets used to connect remote patients with metropolitan doctors

Once known only for immersive gaming, mixed reality is now being used to connect patients in remote parts of Australia to specialists located hours away.

ABC News

Blowouts abound in the Rugby League World Cup group stage — but for smaller nations it's a bridge to the future

Close finishes are the exception rather than the rule in the group stage of the Rugby League World Cup — but the adventures of the smaller nations are what it's all about, writes Nick Campton.

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Traveller fined, refused entry to Australia for 'significant' biosecurity breach

An international traveller has been fined and refused entry to Australia after trying to bring meat into the country in what the government said on Sunday was a "significant breach" of biosecurity laws to protect Australia from foot and mouth disease.

Reuters

England defeat Australia 41-5 in Women’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final

Minute-by-minute report: The Wallaroos were unable to stop the rampant Red Roses, with England winning 41-5 en route to the Rugby World Cup semi-finals. Find out how it happened with Sarah Rendell

The Guardian - UK

Smuggled duck sees traveller's visa axed

A man travelling with six kilograms of meat in his baggage has had his visa cancelled, with politicians saying he'd posed an "enormous" risk to farmers.

AAP

Soldier and Senator Jim Molan on why the Hunter is a target if war breaks out between China and US

Williamtown a target if China moves on US

Newcastle Herald

Australian women cricketers brought back hope, rivalry in Test against England during Great Depression

When a group of women from all walks of life were asked to play in the inaugural Test cricket series against England in the summer of 1934, they brought hope of mending the fractured sporting relationship.

ABC News

AFP foil plan to import $1.6bn of liquid meth in coconut water bottles – as it happened

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Gregor Townsend backs Blair Kinghorn to bounce back from last gasp Scotland heartache

Kinghorn had the chance to seal victory at Murrayfield in the final seconds but pulled his effort wide of the posts.

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The Guardian - UK

Australia told they must improve after clinging on to beat Scotland

Victory will lift confidence at the start of the Wallabies’ tour of Europe but their Murrayfield performance was underwhelming

The Guardian - UK

Australia romp home against Italy but questions remain for Mal Meninga

Australia wrapped up their pool matches at the Rugby League World Cup with a 66-6 win over Italy but it will not fill coach Mal Meninga with confidence

The Independent UK

Gregor Townsend says Blair Kinghorn will learn from last-gasp penalty miss

Townsend’s Scotland side went down 16-15 to Australia.

AAP

Halfback headache a dream scenario for Mal

Australia have thrashed Italy 66-6 in St Helens to book themselves a spot in the Rugby League World Cup quarter-finals and give Mal Meninga more to think about.

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Western Australia's long COVID sufferers call for dedicated clinic to treat debilitating condition

Long COVID clinics have been set up in major hospitals in most states and territories, but Western Australia continues to remain without one. Experts want that to change.

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Budget 2022: How the arts fared — and how the sector is looking ahead to the National Cultural Policy

Funding for the arts is "low and declining", and the budget maintains the status quo. Is it a missed opportunity, or laying the groundwork for a December announcement?

ABC News

As the Qatar World Cup gets closer, Socceroos midfielder Jackson Irvine wants to talk about it

As the ethical questions of football come into view with the Qatar World Cup, the Socceroos midfielder isn't afraid to talk about them.

ABC News

Sydney Flames WNBL guard Tiana Mangakahia on beating breast cancer, and getting back to her best basketball

Basketballer Tiana Mangakahia was a star on the rise, destined for the Australian Opals and the WNBA, when a breast cancer diagnosis changed everything. Now she finally feels she's getting back to her best, and is ready to make an impact in the WNBL.

The Guardian - AU

Cycling wars resume in Australia’s biggest cities – but is it a ‘bikelash’ or just nimbyism?

Experts urge evidence over passion amid concerns about loss of parking, construction disruption – even where the governor general will park

The Guardian - AU

Ambivalence towards horse racing leaves Melbourne Cup half full

Has Flemington’s ‘race that stops a nation’ lost its hold on our collective imagination?

The Guardian - AU

Is Australia’s growing love of Halloween endangering our wildlife?

According to an online warning, decorations such as fake spiderweb ‘take a terrible toll’ on birds. We ask the experts how big a problem it is

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