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Australians might be ‘living with Covid’ but aged care residents are still dying with it. Where is the outrage and grief?

As our nation mourns the Queen, I wonder who is mourning the anxious and frightened older people dying in aged care

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Australia’s unemployment rate rises slightly from 3.4% to 3.5% as more people seek work

Labour market figure will be watched by economists as a guide to Reserve Bank’s decision on whether to further raise interest rates

The Guardian - AU

Unemployment rises for the first time in 10 months despite continuing jobs boom

Australia's unemployment rate rises for the first time in 10 months, despite more than 30,000 jobs being added in August.

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When it comes to family violence, young women are too often ignored

Recent evidence shows the scale of sexual violence against women and children in Australia has been severely underestimated. Family violence is a key driver.

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Australian government reveals $2.5 million spend at Myanmar military-linked hotels in bloody aftermath of coup

A disclosure from Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong shows the government has spent $2.5 million at hotels with ties to the Myanmar military regime, despite Australia's repeated condemnation of the junta's violence and political executions.

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Australian Pacific Coal plans to reopen controversial Upper Hunter mine, Dartbrook next year

The owners of the mothballed Dartbrook coal mine in the Upper Hunter say they plan to restart the mine within 18 months, but it will cost more than $300 million.

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La Nina prompts summer flood warning

Another La Nina event could see parts of the country inundated again as they race to clean up from previous devastating floods.

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‘Green Wall Street’ in Australia won’t save the planet. Markets value profits, not platypuses

If we’re serious about protecting endangered species, we must protect what’s left of their habitat, not ask the market to set a price for destroying it

The Guardian - AU

Artists reflect on the often harsh nature of work

Three artists from Australia, China and the Philippines reflect on an ecology that involves human labour, natural force and historical memory for "Nature Of Work", which is running at Warin Lab Contemporary until Oct 30.

Bangkok Post

Bega Foods says cutting farm prices will sell more Australian peanuts, but there's no sign consumers will pay less

Bega Foods says the move will lead to more shoppers choosing Australian-grown peanuts, but finding them on the shelves mightn't be so easy.

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Rachael Haynes retires from Australian women's team months out from T20 World Cup

Veteran batter Rachael Haynes will play this summer's Women's Big Bash season but will not be available for selection for the T20 World Cup in February.

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Regions left waiting for blood cancer care

Two thirds of regional Australians with lymphoma are unable to access treatment for their condition within their local area, new research shows.

AAP

BoM forecasts wetter-than-average summer for eastern states – as it happened

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Winter weather insurance claims peak

NRMA Insurance says it received more than 26,500 claims resulting from damaging weather across Australia this winter, the highest number since 2016.

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Age group hit hardest by pandemic rebounding quickest, study finds

ANU study finds mental health of young Australians has dramatically improved

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Uyghurs living under COVID-19 lockdowns in Xinjiang face food shortages, family separations

Australia's Uyghur community say relatives in China face food shortages and family separations, but are too scared to ask for help as they continue to live under a COVID-19 lockdown in the western region of Xinjiang.

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The Loop: WHO says end of COVID pandemic 'in sight', new revelations in Serial murder, and China slams report about Australian submarines

Here's your quick catch-up of news happening around the world.

Evening Standard

‘Wobbly’ Moon blamed for mass tree deaths in Australia

Scientists compare the moon’s ‘wobble’ to a spinning coin when it loses momentum

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Daily Mirror

Elderly man dies after first suspected deadly kangaroo attack in 86 years

It is understood the man was keeping the wild kangaroo as a pet before it turned on him and attacked with fatal consequences in Redmond, 400km from Perth, Australia

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: huge CEO pay rises, Faruqi considers Hanson complaint, Morrison ministries letters revealed

Thursday: the CEOs of Australia’s top 20 companies got an average 17% pay rise this year. Plus: why a ‘wobbly moon’ may have killed Australian trees

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New generation of outback Queenslanders excited for future of Australia's toughest industries

The recent jobs summit painted a picture of Australian industries as more understaffed and over-stretched than ever, particularly in rural areas. But these young people say there is a bright future ahead.

AAP

Australian jobless rate lifts to 3.5pct

The jobless rate grew to 3.5 per cent in August, lifting from the record low 3.4 per cent figure in July.

The Conversation

Media coverage of Queen Elizabeth's death began well, but quickly descended into farce

In Australia, as in Britain and the United States, professional mass media are part of the Establishment. This status even has its own name: the fourth estate. So at times like the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the pressure to conform to political and social expectations is intense.

The Conversation

Imagining COVID is 'like the flu' is cutting thousands of lives short. It's time to wake up

It is difficult to understand the ease with which we have accepted a major proportion of the Australian population getting infected with COVID in just a matter of months. Many have been infected multiple times, potentially exposing them to long COVID and other problems we are only beginning to understand.…

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Bravery, insight and simmering fury: Australian female correspondents on speaking truth to power

A confession: I am an academic and a journalist, but the name at the top of an article means little to me – whether my own, or anyone else’s. It never has. I am always far more interested in elegantly rendered content. Whether it’s written by a man or a…

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