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Australian voters were betrayed on energy prices, but not by Labor’s budget

Before things get totally hysterical over the next few days, let’s talk about what betrayal really looks like

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Ardern lands industrial relations reform

New Zealand has legislated for a return to sector-wide agreements in the biggest industrial relations shake-up in three decades.

AAP

Slot machines are laundering billions in drug money in Australia

Billions of US dollars of criminal proceeds are being laundered through slot machines in pubs and clubs in Australia’s biggest state, according to an official inquiry that recommended tighter controls on the gaming industry.

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T20 World Cup: Sri Lanka coach Silverwood not giving up on semi-final spot

PERTH: Sri Lanka head coach Chris Silverwood believes his team has wherewithal to not only challenge but also come out victorious and qualify for the knock-out round of the T20 World Cup from a tough Group 1.

The Times of India

Crash victim families welcome level crossing funding in budget after 20-year fight for change

After decades of pleading with authorities, the families of people killed at passive level crossings have welcomed a landmark promise to fund safety upgrades across regional Australia.

ABC News

T20 World Cup: IPL has changed my cricket, helped me evolve, says Marcus Stoinis

PERTH: Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has credited the IPL for his evolution as a better cricketer, especially a transformation in his attitude against spinners, which was on full display in the T20 World Cup game against Sri Lanka here.

The Times of India

Aust meth use booms, other drugs decline

More Australians are turning to meth as their preferred drug in part because European organised crime groups are transitioning from manufacturing ecstasy.

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Man jailed over SIEV-X smuggling operation

A refugee found guilty over a people-smuggling operation in which hundreds of asylum seekers died trying to get to Australia is immediately eligible for parole.

AAP

Australia's $1 billion regional investment

Australia's neighbours in the Asia-Pacific will receive more than a billion dollars in aid as the nation seeks to counter China's growing influence.

AAP

Foreign aid gets $1.4bn budget boost but Australia still among least generous in OECD

Aid sector welcomes Albanese government’s commitment but says country ‘can and must do better’

The Guardian - AU

Drop Cummins for Green: Mark Waugh

Former selector Mark Waugh says it's time to drop Pat Cummins and recall Cameron Green in a bid to keep Australia's stuttering T20 World Cup campaign alive.

AAP

Labor's 'sensible' budget leaves Australians short-changed on climate action. Here's where it went wrong

Treasurer Jim Chalmers last night delivered a budget he declared was “solid, sensible and suitable to the times”. But what does a sensible budget look like in a world that is fast running out of time on climate change?

The Conversation

Pilbara elders call for royal commission into missing and murdered Indigenous women

More than 300 Indigenous women have vanished or been killed since 2000. For Ursula Wilson it's a heartbreaking reminder of her own loss and she wants government action.

ABC News

Sunshine in sight? La Niña weather pattern to end in early 2023, BoM predicts

Third consecutive La Niña, which has brought widespread rain and flooding to eastern Australia in 2022, is likely to end by next February, models show

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Cost of living explorer 2025: track the impact of Australia’s quarterly CPI on prices

Use this inflation data explorer to see which goods and services are getting cheaper or more expensive in different Australian cities

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3D-printed homes, cabin accommodation plans forge ahead in Dubbo

A company wants to print 100 honeycomb-shaped cabins across from a Dubbo tourist attraction as the council makes space for a housing development using the technology.

The Independent UK

Australian health insurer says data of all customers hacked

Australia’s largest health insurer says a cybercriminal has hacked the personal data of all its 4 million customers, as the government introduced legislation that would increase penalties for companies that fail to protect clients’ private information

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: How Dinesh Karthik is trying to redefine the parameters of both preparation and possibility

SYDNEY: It has been fascinating to watch Dinesh Karthik go about his preparations here in Australia. His primary task is to pull off the impossible whenever required so he must be ready at all times.

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Wallabies' Kellaway backs new Scot Dempsey

Australia winger Andrew Kellaway supports Jack Dempsey's Scotland move, with new eligibility rules allowing the former Wallabies backrower to switch allegiance.

The Conversation

Steadying foreign aid budget signals the government takes development seriously

On budget night in 2014, the Abbott government cut nearly $8 billion from Australia’s international development program, the largest-ever aid cuts. Programs in South-East Asia were cut by 30%. For a government obsessed with surplus, it was seen as a sort of political victimless crime. Yes, it would hurt foreigners,…

The National (Scotland)

Andrew Kellaway won't stick boot into Jack Dempsey after Scotland switch

AUSTRALIA’s Andrew Kellaway believes it will feel very strange if he finds himself up against old team-mate Jack Dempsey on Saturday, but says he…

AAP

Carbon industry welcomes 'Bradbury budget'

The first Labor budget in 10 years has overhauled Australia's response to climate change, but it's just the beginning for market and industry participants.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s inflation hits 7.3%, the highest level since 1990, with interest rates now likely higher for longer

Families and businesses feeling the pinch as soaring CPI ensures more interest rate rises to come

The Guardian - AU

Progressives can learn from Rishi Sunak – be less reductive when engaging with migrant communities

People of colour are not an interest group – progressive causes must listen, engage and organise to win the battle for hearts and minds

AAP

'Appalling' spend on offshore processing

Many refugee advocates are outraged Labor will spend $632 million on offshore processing next financial year, $150 million more than the Morrison government.

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