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Australia looks to mend French ties on PM visit after submarine row

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit France next week as his new Labor government looks to repair relations strained last year when Australia scrapped a French submarine deal.

Reuters

China envoy says Australia fired first shot with Huawei ban

China's ambassador to Australia says the then-Australian government fired the “first shot” in its deteriorating relations with China four years ago when it banned Chinese-owned telecommunications giant Huawei from rolling out the country’s 5G network due to security concerns

The Independent UK

WA premier, Qantas chief bury the hatchet

Qantas will launch direct flights from Perth to Johannesburg and Jakarta as Western Australia continues its reopening after years of border closures.

AAP

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Varroa mite detection at Port of Newcastle threatens Australia's bee industry

Beekeepers within 50 kilometres of the port are being told not to move or tamper with their hives as a pest that saw hived bees in the US drop by about 30 per cent and NZ native bees by 90 per cent arrives.

ABC News

Chinese ambassador Xiao Qian interrupted by multiple protesters during speech at UTS

The ambassador, appointed earlier this year, was asked about the fate of detained Australians and the reasons for Beijing's diplomatic deep freeze.

ABC News

The Albanese government has committed to enshrining a First Nations Voice in the Constitution. What do Australians think of the idea?

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his new government have committed to enshrining a First Nations Voice in the Australian Constitution. To do so, a majority of Australians in a majority of states will have to vote “yes” at a referendum.

The Conversation

How Operation Phoenix exported violence from Australia to Yugoslavia

Fifty years ago this month, in June 1972, Yugoslavia’s Territorial Defence Force was desperately trying to contain and kill militants associated with the Australian-based Croatian Revolutionary Brotherhood.

The Conversation

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Boycotts in sport may not advance human rights. But they do harm individual athletes

Organisers of Wimbledon, the main draw of which begins on June 27, have found themselves in a quandary over their controversial decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players in protest over the invasion of Ukraine.

The Conversation

Return of writs marks election season end

The Australian Electoral Commission has declared all successful candidates at the federal election and returned the writs to Governor-General David Hurley.

AAP

Health authorities ramp up COVID-19 booster and flu vaccine push as winter case numbers rise

The nation's top doctor is urging anyone who has not had either COVID-19 booster or their flu shot to get the jabs, warning that re-infections of the virus are likely to increase in the next few months.

ABC News

‘OnlyFans And Morals Can Co-Exist’: A Sex Worker On Jimmy Holly’s Fucked Take

You might have noticed that in the past couple of years there’s been an increasing number of reality TV stars that have made a name for themselves in so-called Australia who then go on to join OnlyFans to make a fuckload of cash.By the time production has wrapped, they’ve amassed…

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Mx Burlesque crown changes to gender neutral title

The Australian burlesque competition, previously split under the two titles of Miss Burlesque and Mr Boylesque, has been merged into one.

ABC News

Bengaluru: Why Metro service till midnight only on T20 match days, ask commuters

BENGALURU: Days before the T20 day-night cricket match between India and South Africa last Sunday at M Chinnaswamy stadium , Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) announced that its night services would be extended till 1.30am.

The Times of India

‘Considerable strain’: how Australian officials saw the China rift

Officials kept in ‘regular contact’ with Chinese embassy even as Morrison government ministers frozen out, FoI documents shows

The Guardian - AU

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Ritz Cinemas is a Sydney icon with beautiful Art Deco bones that have been lovingly brought back to life recently with a playfully vibrant renovation! As a premium Sydney venue Ritz Cinemas showcases live comedy, tribute acts, live performances, premium film festivals, alternate and retrospective film programming; all this alongside…

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Alex Davies's magical moment is a shining light for Asian-Australian representation in the AFL

It would bring a tear to any fan's eye, but Alex Davies's magical moment wasn't just heartwarming - it was an important milestone for Asian-Australian's in the AFL.

The Guardian - AU

Anthony Albanese to meet EU president– as it happened

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Morning mail: Albanese to meet with Macron in relationship ‘reset’, US overturns handgun law

Friday: US supreme court ruling makes it easier for Americans to carry concealed and loaded guns in public. Plus: lingering lockdown loneliness

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The Loop: Australia grapples with aid for Afghanistan, Ukraine gets EU candidate status, and Supreme Court expands US gun rights

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Newcastle Herald

Why helping international students feel they belong is a smart strategy

How Australia's tertiary institutions can help their international students feel part of the community.

ABC News

Luxury car puzzle stacker to be built on Sunshine Coast for downsizers and their 'toys'

In what is believed to be the first of its kind in Australia, a five-storey luxury car stacker is being built on the Sunshine Coast that will house 31 vehicles in an ever-changing arrangement.

ABC News

How Australia is dealing with Airbnb, Stayz in a housing crisis

As more Australians find it hard to secure housing and the cost of goods and services skyrockets, governments are aiming their considerable legislative weaponry at short-stay accommodation.

The Conversation

How young Black African Australians use social media to challenge anti-Black narratives and reclaim racial dignity

For Black African young people in Australia, social media can be especially fraught – a place they witness footage of anti-Black violence, contend with an “othering” gaze and encounter racist trolling, posts or comments.

The Conversation

Beyond GDP: Jim Chalmers' historic moment to build a well-being economy for Australia

Australia’s new federal treasurer, Jim Chalmers, spoke regularly in opposition about a well-being budget and the need to measure more than just the traditional economic indicators.

The Conversation

Friday essay: if growing US-China rivalry leads to 'the worst war ever', what should Australia do?

Should Australia join the United States in a war against China to prevent China taking the US’s place as the dominant power in East Asia? Until a few years ago the question would have seemed merely hypothetical, but not anymore.

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