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Australia's new coach Andrew McDonald sets sights on Ashes reunion with Justin Langer

Australia's new head coach Andrew McDonald has responded to speculation that Justin Langer could become England's head coach, replacing Chris Silverwood after he was sacked in February

Daily Mirror

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff left Australian GP with "good feeling" despite team struggles

The Silver Arrows are off the title pace early on in the new F1 campaign as Lewis Hamilton in particular has struggled, but Toto Wolff remains upbeat following the Australian Grand Prix

Daily Mirror

Technically our unemployment rate now begins with a '3'. How do we keep it there?

The official employment figures say the unemployment rate for March was 4.0%, exactly the same as a month earlier.

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Freezing koala sperm ‘a crucial step’ to save endangered marsupial from extinction, new study suggests

Experts warn the species may go extinct by 2050 without intervention

The Independent UK

McKellar not Wallabies coach heir: Marinos

Rugby Australia boss Andy Marinos has denied the Brumbies' Dan McKellar is heir to the Wallabies coaching job as Brad Thorn slammed a faceless critic.

AAP

What will young Australians do with their vote – are we about to see a 'youthquake'?

There have been suggestions Australia could see a “youthquake” at the upcoming May 21 election.

The Conversation

Hope? Contempt? Reciprocity? How each political party's election ads reveal their key messages

The federal election campaign is underway and political advertising has really started to ramp up. But who is the target audience for each party’s ad, what are their key messages and how effective will they be?

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Sunny weather forecast for most of Australia over Easter long weekend

After its wettest ever start to the year, Sydney is forecast to have a dry long weekend

The Guardian - AU

How should the next Australian government handle the Pacific?

This is part of a foreign policy election series looking at how Australia’s relations with the world have changed since the Morrison government came to power. You can read the first piece in the series here.

The Conversation

'Is this really fair?' How high school students feel about being streamed into different classes based on 'ability'

Many Australian schools still use “streaming”, where students are separated into classes based on ability. However, not all students see streaming as beneficial.

The Conversation

Listen to the Albert’s lyrebird: the best performer you’ve never heard of

Am I not pretty enough? This article is part of The Conversation’s series introducing you to Australia’s unloved animals that need our help.

The Conversation

Bristol start-up agrees deal with Australian Government to help tech companies expand into UK

The business was selected following its work with one of Australia’s largest enterprise tech companies

Birmingham Post

More than just MasterChef: a brief history of Australian cookery competitions

Australians were involved in competitive cookery long before MasterChef.

The Conversation

Mount Kosciuszko: how Australia’s highest peak came to be named for a freedom fighter against Russian aggression

Most Australians could name this country’s tallest mountain, Mount Kosciuszko. But how many could tell you where it got its name?

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AAP

Labour headaches as WA jobless rate falls

Western Australia's unemployment rate has fallen to a national low of 3.4 per cent, its lowest level in 14 years with almost 1.5 million people now in work.

The Conversation

Past policies have created barriers to voting in remote First Nations communities

The rate of voter participation in federal elections by people living in remote Indigenous communities has been lower than the national average since First Nations people were granted the right to vote in 1962. In recent years, the rate has been in decline. Rates are lowest in the Northern Territory.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s March unemployment rate steady at record low 4%, despite expectations of fall

Australia’s economy added more than 20,000 new jobs in March, as experts warn of workforce shortage

Reuters

Australia imposes more sanctions on Russian state-owned enterprises

Australia imposed targeted financial sanctions on 14 Russian state-owned enterprises on Thursday, including defence-related entities such as truckmaker Kamaz, and shipping companies SEVMASH and United Shipbuilding Corp.

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Vote Compass shows Australians are worried about corruption in politics

We asked Australians how much of a problem corruption is in Australia today. Here's how they responded.

Reuters

S.Korea denies report Yoon asked to go to Quad meeting in Japan

The office of South Korean President-elect Yoon Suk-Yeol on Thursday denied Japanese media reports that he had requested to attend an upcoming summit of the Quad, which includes the United States, India, Australia and Japan, as an observer.

AAP

Metropolis TV series to be filmed in Aust

A TV series based on the classic film Metropolis will be filmed in Australia, using new LED technology at Melbourne's Docklands Studios.

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Rent Across Australia Is At Record Highs So Brb, Seasoning My Avo Toast With My Tears

You might want to step out onto the balcony for a breather because we’re about to get higher than we’ve ever been before. And no, I’m not talking about a nice kind of high. I’m talking about record-high rent prices across most of Australia. You hate to see it. It…

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We trawled through thousands of comments on the Prime Minister's Facebook page about flood victims. Here's what we didn't find

Did Australians use the PM's Facebook page to advocate for less government support for flood victims? We looked through thousands of comments — and found hardly any.

AAP

Wright survives tense heat at Bells Beach

Australia's Owen Wright has boosted his chances of avoiding the WSL mid-season cut, reaching the last 16 at Bells Beach with a win over Griffin Colapinto.

AAP

Ardern steering clear of Australian poll

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern posed alongside poorly costumed kiwis and a kangaroo as she welcomed Australian tourists back to New Zealand.

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