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Trading in dreams: the US company that promised to make Australian children Disney stars – for a fee

A Facebook ad for auditions in Perth drew hundreds – but there was no link to Disney and the company wanted up to US$15,000

The Guardian - AU

Exploited in a crisis: why are Sri Lankans getting on boats bound for Australia?

Poor and vulnerable people fleeing Sri Lanka are being met by Australian boat turnbacks and ‘enhanced assessments’ that may breach international law

The Guardian - AU

‘A finite resource’: as Australia recruits overseas health workers, their home nations bear the cost

For international health workers, Australia often offers better pay and conditions – but inequality is worsening amid a global shortfall

The Guardian - AU

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Australian Taxation Office crackdown on family trust rorts causes alarm among tax advisers

ATO gives example of child being given $180,000 then repaying it to parents for cost of bringing them up as going against community expectations

The Guardian - AU

‘Things aren’t going back’: Australia braces for step-up in China’s Pacific push

Despite initial relief over island nations’ rejection of security and economic pact, senior government figure says reprieve could be only temporary

The Guardian - AU

'I was being followed': Double life of a campaigner against racism

Jeannette Harper was a nice diplomatic wife - and an anti-apartheid campaigner.

The Canberra Times

Gas crisis reignites calls for west-east gas pipeline, but not everyone agrees it's the answer

Experts say the idea of a pipeline connecting WA's gas resources to the eastern states should be revisited to shore up energy security, while others believe it doesn't fit into Australia's low-emissions future.

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Scottish family 'booted out' of Australia despite living there for 10 years

Mark Green, his wife Kelly and their daughter Bex, moved from Ayrshire to Oz in 2012 after skilled electrician Mark was headhunted by a solar power company.

Edinburgh Live

The overturning of Roe v Wade couldn't happen in Australia, but abortion still isn't a guaranteed right

A situation like Roe v Wade could never overturn abortion rights in Australia, but legal and reproductive rights advocates say significant barriers to access remain and reform is needed to protect people's rights going forward.

ABC News

Eddie Jones’ England must give it a real rip if spirit of 2016 is to be revived

To succeed in Australia as they did last time, Eddie Jones’ tourists will have to bully the hosts, not blur the focus with the World Cup as priority

The Guardian - UK

Saturday's headlines: Scots family 'booted out' of Australia and teacher who kissed pupil breaks down

Here are the headlines from the Daily Record website today.

Daily Record

Umran Malik should be in T20 World Cup team, feels Dilip Vengsarkar

MUMBAI: Impressed by his raw pace, former India skipper Dilip Vengsarkar feels rookie pacer Umran Malik should board the flight to Australia for this year's T20 World Cup.

The Times of India

Fewer crowds, sparser slopes: Australia’s quieter ski resorts

Generous snow dumps have been a blessing for the long-awaited reopening of winter resorts in Australia, including several lesser-known skifields. These

The New Daily

The mateship has sailed as Australian values shift

A look at what different Australian generations value – and don't value – gives us a snapshot into the future of the nation.

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Australia’s COVID rules wound back – despite surging infections

COVID rules have been wound back further across Australia, despite two new subvariants driving surge in case numbers – prompting alarm among some experts.

The New Daily

‘Instant Australians’: A million ‘ten pound Poms’ came here over five decades. Now, they’re a TV series

A Stan/BBC series, 'Ten Pound Poms', has started filming in New South Wales, telling the stories of British migrants who migrated to Australia after WW11

Liverpool Echo

Celebrities and stars who have died in 2022 leaving fans heartbroken

Some famous names from stage, screen, music and sport have been lost already this year

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s first fixed pill testing site to launch in Canberra with hopes of sparking a national initiative

Organisers say the centre is a ‘real watershed’ moment and will open two nights a week from 19 July

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Newcastle Herald

Unity in Diversity: Newcastle festival a colourful mix of culture, food and dance from around the world

From Afghanistan to Tibet, Ukraine to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Music, dance and taste were shared in Foreshore Park as part of the Unity in Diversity festival.

Edinburgh Live

Kye Rowles tipped as Hearts signing masterstroke with Tynecastle anticipated to be bigger things stepping stone

The Australian defender has been snapped up Jambos boss Robbie Neilson ahead of the new season and his former boss at Central Coast Mariners anticipates a huge impact.

Glasgow Live

Ange Postecoglou Celtic tenure could kickstart manager revolution as Hoops boss hailed Australian coaching trailblazer

The Australian has been a revelation since rocking up at Parkhead last summer but one of his former A-League opponents could see it coming, and hopes to benefit.

Wales Online

Today's rugby news as French game rocked by bullying scandal and Springboks admit they can't 'beat Wales into submission'

A round-up of the latest rugby news and updates from Wales and beyond

Manchester Evening News

The YouTube wonderkid compared to Wayne Rooney who signed for Manchester United thanks to his DVD

Rhain Davis, who was compared to Wayne Rooney, was aged nine when he moved from Australia to sign for Man United.

Newcastle Herald

Hunter CEOs sleep rough to raise money for the homeless

Hunter CEOs gave up a warm night's sleep on Thursday, swapping their bed for a piece of cardboard on the street for the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout. St Vincent de Paul Society north east regional director Clare Van Doorn said this year was more important than ever, as more Australians…

The Independent UK

On this day in 2016: England complete memorable whitewash over Australia

England were able to avenge their World Cup loss to Australia in October 2015 with a clean sweep Down Under

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