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Boy fighting for life after Australia shark attack as officials praise ‘brave’ friends who jumped in to save him

Attack on boy followed by two further shark incidents across Sydney beaches within 24 hour

The Independent UK

Brickbat: Don't Look Down Under

Australia now requires internet search engines to blur violent and sexual images to reduce the chances that minors can see… The post Brickbat: Don't Look Down Under appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

Dozens of Labour MPs sign letter urging Australia-style social media ban for under-16s

MPs warned children are ‘anxious’ and ‘unhappy’ as they called for a blanket ban on social media for under-16s

The Independent UK

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Forced Offline: Inside the 'Digital Curfew' and Social Media Blackout Sweeping the UK and France

Members of Parliament are putting pressure on the Prime Minister to back a social media minimum age act, banning users below 16 years of age from creating social media accounts

International Business Times UK

Felix Auger-Aliassime unable to explain sudden Australian Open retirement: ‘It hurts’

The seventh seed and US Open semi-finalist retired from his first-round match while struggling with cramping

The Independent UK

Potential drugs claim delays helicopter collision probe

A second round of coronial hearings into one of Australia's worst air disasters has been delayed for more than five months after a new witness came forward.

AAP

Aussie surfers make waves at junior world titles

Australians Dane Henry and Isla Huppatz are junior world surfing champions after claiming titles in the Philippines.

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'I want more': de Minaur sets sights on Open glory

Alex de Minaur yearns to contend for Australian Open glory after making the fastest and most impressive start to his home grand slam yet.

AAP

Alex de Minaur eases into Australian Open second round with routine win over lucky loser

A dominant Alex de Minaur sailed through the first round of the Australian Open with a professional dismantling of American Mackenzie McDonald

The Guardian - AU

Plant species that was presumed to be extinct reappears after nearly six decades

Small Australian shrub with delicate pink and purple flowers was found thanks to a popular plant ID app

The Independent UK

‘A home left quieter, clothes still hanging in wardrobes’: emotional MPs pay tribute to Bondi terror attack victims

Anthony Albanese moves motion in parliament honouring courage of first responders and affirming right of Jewish Australians to live in peace

The Guardian - AU

Citizen scientists are spotting more and more rare frogs on private land

Almost two-thirds of Australia is privately owned. But most of our scientific understanding of how threatened species are faring comes from research done on public lands. Traditional biodiversity surveys by professional scientists are time and resource intensive and navigating access to private lands can be tricky.

The Conversation

Resurgent Russian Medvedev maintains revival in form

Three-time runner-up Daniil Medvedev has matched his lean 2024 grand slam best by reaching the second round of the Australian Open with a straight-sets win.

AAP

Australia rest five big guns for Pakistan T20 series

Fast bowlers Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood are among five key players to be rested for Australia's three-match T20 series in Pakistan.

AAP

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MAFS Cast 2026: Meet The Brides And Grooms Looking For Love (And Instagram Followers)

Get to know the MAFS 2026 brides and grooms before the madness begins and the first cheating scandal inevitably kicks off.

AAP

Smith has mixed feelings on T20 World Cup omission

Steve Smith says he would accept a late offer to join Australia's T20 World Cup squad after continuing his red-hot form for Sydney Sixers.

AAP

Hon fire: seventh heaven for Aussie aces at the Open

Golden girls Priscilla Hon, Storm Hunter and Ajla Tomljanovic have led a magnificent seven inspired locals through to the second round of the Australian Open.

AAP

Australia to 'respectfully' consider Gaza board invite

An invitation by US President Donald Trump for Australia's prime minister to join world leaders on his Gaza peace board has been welcomed and will be discussed.

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Ice skaters get nod for Australian Winter Olympics team

Four ice skaters will make their Olympic debut at the Milan-Cortina Games and are the first athletes named in the Australian team.

AAP

'A home left quieter': sombre MPs grieve Bondi victims

Jewish MPs have comforted one another as emotional condolence motions were delivered in parliament to remember the 15 people slain in the Bondi terror attack.

The Guardian - AU

Australian billionaires increased their wealth by almost $600,000 a day on average over last year, report shows

Data collected by Oxfam shows 48 billionaires hold more wealth than bottom 40% of the population – 11 million people – combined

The Conversation

Tracing the long history of Aboriginal-Chinese people in Australia, through archives and art

Metaphors of cooking and eating are a firm favourite among writers on multiculturalism. No comment on cultural contact seems complete without the proverbial “melting pot”. This metaphor tends to imply a balanced mix of diverse ingredients, each adding its own flavour but merging with the whole.

The Conversation

3 Australian poets explore sites of memory and history – with a degree of play

It was the French historian Pierre Nora who coined the term lieux de mémoire – “sites of memory”. He meant to suggest that places and objects can embody or contain personal and collective memories, and that such memories can also obtain in the intangible – in a scent or a…

The Guardian - AU

Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds review – an electrifying crescendo of faith, fury and fragile joy

Returning to Australian stages after nine years, the band delivers a fierce, generous set that draws on four decades of music

The Conversation

Trump is threatening more tariffs over access to critical minerals – will NZ be targeted?

On January 14, Donald Trump issued a proclamation threatening yet more tariffs if “trading partners” fail to sign agreements on critical minerals and their derivative products within 180 days of his announcement.

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