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Ex-England coach Chris Silverwood to draw on horror Ashes as he faces Australia again

Chris Silverwood is preparing to coach Sri Lanka in a two Test series against Australia, less than six months after a 4-0 defeat to Australia in the Ashes cost him his job with England

Daily Mirror

Bee industry on edge of crisis as Varroa mite Newcastle scare deepens

UPDATED: Newcastle at centre of Australian bee industry crisis

Newcastle Herald

NASA rocket to launch from Arnhem Land

A NASA rocket will launch from the NT on Sunday night, the agency's first in Australia in 27 years and the first from a commercial spaceport outside the US.

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Australia pledges $1 million in aid for quake-hit Afghanistan

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says humanitarian aid will be provided to UN agencies working in areas of Afghanistan affected by the devastating earthquake.

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Extraordinary commodity prices aid budget

Strong prices for Australia's commodities has seen a marked improvement in the budget, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says, but he warns these prices are volatile.

AAP

The Matildas' 7-0 loss to Spain in first European friendly asked more questions than it answered

After a stoic first half, the Matildas’ 45-minute collapse shows Australia still has some questions to answer before matching it with the best in the world.

ABC News

Understrength Matildas hammered by Spain in 7-0 friendly defeat

An experimental Australia slumped to a 7-0 defeat at the hands of Spain in their heaviest loss in 25 years

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Overseas student intake smashed by COVID

The COVID-19 pandemic is still having a major impact on overseas students coming to Australia, particularly from China, Education Minister Jason Clare says.

AAP

Potato farmers call for 20 cents more per kilo as production costs continue to soar

Australia's potato farmers say a few cents at the check-out could be the difference between some staying in the game or walking away for good.

ABC News

Australian politicians respond to US abortion decision – as it happened

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British family 'devastated' as they face being kicked out of Australia after 10 years

The Green family say they've made a life for themselves in Australia and are gutted that visa issues mean they have to leave everything behind and go back to Scotland

Daily Mirror

IT is the fastest-growing field in education yet NSW students are using a 19-year-old syllabus

NSW high school students are learning from an IT curriculum that was published before Facebook was founded as experts warn that without rapid and significant changes Australia risks being left behind.

ABC News

Sonam Lhamo is living the 'Aussie dream' after being forced to flee Tibet as a child

The challenges of starting a new life in Australia after being forced to flee your home country are enormous, but with hard work and the right support Sonam Lhamo is now living the "Aussie dream".

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'Coke Can Kid' Jonathon Heeley's survival as Australia's smallest baby was uncertain in 1992. Next week he turns 30

With his future deemed "unknown", pioneering doctors pulled out all the stops to treat him with limited technology. Their work led to treatments still used today.

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Australians are travelling more cautiously following border closures and COVID-19 lockdowns

Australians are embracing international travel but industry experts say lingering memories about COVID-19 restrictions have changed the way we book holidays.

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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

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

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‘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

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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

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‘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 Canberra Times

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

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

ABC News

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.

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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.

The Guardian - UK

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

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