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The 29,000 younger Australians living with dementia are getting lost between disability services and aged care

There are up to 29,000 people aged under 65 living with dementia in Australia. Our new research shows people with young onset dementia experience delays to diagnosis and a faster decline in their cognitive abilities than older people with the condition.

The Conversation

Johnny Depp’s lawyer grills Amber Heard about night actor suffered severed fingertip as cross-examination continues

Johnny Depp’s lawyer grilled Amber Heard about the night her ex-husband suffered a severed fingertip in 2015 during a contentious cross-examination at their defamation trial Tuesday.

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Jump in death toll on Queensland roads prompts calls for rethink on government's approach to safety

A leading road safety researcher is calling on the Queensland government to rethink its approach to road safety amid a climbing number of fatalities on the state's roads, including one that took the life of Australian sporting great Andrew Symonds.

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Australian tech company Canva continues operating in Russia in face of Ukrainian outrage

Online graphic design company says it is ‘strongly opposed to the ongoing war in Ukraine’ and has a responsibility ‘to promote truth’ to its users in Russia

The Guardian - AU

Lyon defender Ellie Carpenter: ‘I don’t think many people understand how cut-throat it is’

The Australian on being part of a world-class squad, this weekend’s Champions League final against Barcelona and always playing with a target on her back

The Guardian - AU

Rising COVID-19 cases inevitable: PM

Scott Morrison says rising COVID-19 infection rates were inevitable and Australia's management of the pandemic has been one of the best in the world.

AAP

Shayna Jack eyes Aussie swim team recall

Drug-tainted swimmer Shayna Jack will seek to earn a recall to the Australian team on day one of the national championships in Adelaide.

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How Australia's election battle will affect NZ

Prime ministerial candidates borrow from NZ policy – but major trans-Tasman change is unlikely.

Newsroom.co.nz

Prime Minister Scott Morrison acknowledges saying 'I don't hold a hose, mate' wasn't helpful in ACA interview with Tracy Grimshaw

Prime Minister Scott Morrison acknowledges saying "I don't hold a hose, mate" after taking a Hawaiian holiday while fires burned across large parts of Australia "wasn't helpful".

ABC News

Sam Simmonds set to miss England’s summer tour of Australia

The 27-year-old forward has been troubled by a hip problem

The Independent UK

Industry call for Australia to ‘unlock wealth’ of new oil and gas fields at odds with IEA warning

Increasing supply is ‘absolutely part of the solution’ to decarbonising the economy, Appea chair tells conference

The Guardian - AU

Emotions run high as showdown on NSW assisted dying bill approaches

If passed, the state will be the last in Australia to allow terminally ill people to choose when they die

The Guardian - AU

Scottish expat paramedic helps save man from crocodile attack in Australia

Heroic Greig Allan, an aircrew officer with RACQ LifeFlight, said the victim was "lucky to be alive" after managing to wrestle free of the animal whilst on a motorbiking tour with friends

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Incoming Philippines president Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr makes quiet visit to Melbourne

The president-elect of the Philippines is in Australia, just days after winning a big victory in last week's election.

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Paul Collingwood’s England future in doubt with Australian Matthew Mott preferred for white-ball coaching job

Neither of England’s new head coaches will be homegrown after Paul Collingwood, interim lead on the two most recent tours, was passed over for the role of white-ball boss.

The Guardian - AU

Federal election briefing: Morrison snubs NITV while Albanese walks away from costings queries – and Penny Wong a secret weapon?

Tuesday: The best of Guardian Australia’s 2022 federal election coverage

The Conversation

How does Australia's voting system work?

As you head to your local polling place this Saturday, or cast your ballot in an early vote, it’s worth pondering: how does Australia’s voting system really work, anyway?

ABC News

What would Matthew Mott's departure mean for our successful Australian Women's Cricket Team?

Matthew Mott is a frontrunner to become England men's white-ball coach, but what would the move mean for the Australian Women Cricket Team?

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Australian election 2022 voters’ guide: everything you need to know

How to vote, when is election day, who can you vote for and what to do if you have Covid on polling day

Reuters

Philippines president-elect Marcos in Australia for a private trip

Philippine president-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr made a private trip to Australia on Tuesday, his spokesperson said, drawing some protesters onto the streets of the city of Melbourne.

AAP

Poll winner must tackle 'aggressive' China

The China relationship will be a challenge for whichever party wins the election on Saturday, two former foreign ministers have told oil and gas leaders.

AAP

Two charged over 320kg cocaine bust in WA

Police have charged two men with importing 320 kilograms of cocaine into Western Australia.

ABC News

Independent Liz Habermann looking to upset Liberals in South Australian seat of Grey

In an electorate that covers more than 90 per cent of South Australia, the typically safe Liberal seat of Grey is set to be hotly contested this federal election with the rise of a local independent candidate.

ABC News

Report highlights risk of climate-induced statelessness and nationality loss in the Pacific

Tiibea Baure moved to Australia from Kiribati so her family would have options if they had to leave the Pacific Island nation due to climate change. But if her family were forced out, it would raise questions over statelessness and nationality.

Daily Record

Scot helps save man from crocodile attack in Australia

Greig Allan, an aircrew officer on a rescue helicopter, aided victim who was badly injured by a croc beside waterfall in Queensland.

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