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Adelaide Zoo stocks ice creams from Peters, not Golden North, despite backlash over palm oil

Adelaide Zoo's decision to award its ice cream supply contract to Peters, rather than South Australian company Golden North, has prompted a ripple of backlash, but the zoo is defending its tender process.

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Australia looks to Vietnam for farm workers as first MOU under agriculture visa is signed

Vietnam signs up for Australia's Agriculture Visa Program, but it is not clear how many farmer workers it will deliver, or when.

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The Big Poo & 99 Other Hidden Gems In Australia Just Waiting To Be Visited By Your Fine Self

Need some travel inspo? You've come to the right place – sift through 100 hidden gems waiting for you right here in Australia.

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Australia’s lost influence in Pacific on display in Solomon Islands-China deal, Anthony Albanese says

Labor leader says poor emissions reductions targets and cuts to foreign aid have broken trust with Pacific countries

The Guardian - AU

Hidden away in a museum, we found the skull of a rare armoured dinosaur that roamed Queensland 105 million years ago

You might think all important dinosaur “discoveries” are made as soon as fossils are collected in the field – that palaeontologists instantly know the significance of what they’ve found.

The Conversation

Vietnam joins agriculture visa program

Vietnam has signed a memorandum of understanding with Australia over its agriculture visa program, which provides labour supply across primary industries.

AAP

New Zealand's Ardern says Solomon Islands-China deal 'gravely concerning'

New Zealand is gravely concerned about the possible militarization of the Pacific following a decision by the Solomon Islands government to form a security partnership with China, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday.

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Want to avoid a bluebottle sting? Here's how to predict which beach they'll land on

If you’re among the one in six Australians to experience the bitter pain of a marine stinger such as a bluebottle, you’ll know how quickly they can end a fun day at the beach.

The Conversation

China's Solomon Island naval base security draft agreement designed to 'intimidate' Australia, Joyce says

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce suggests China may want a naval base in Solomon Islands to "intimidate" Australia or "restrict our capacity of movement".

ABC News

Australia, New Zealand worried by China deal with Solomons

The Australian and New Zealand prime ministers have voiced concerns about the potential for a Chinese military presence on the Solomon Islands

The Independent UK

Aussies to call on depth for ODI series

Australia will be missing a host of their best and most experienced players when they take on Pakistan in a three-match ODI series in Lahore.

AAP

Labor to boost regional internet speeds

A Labor government would drive fibre deeper into regional areas, giving millions more homes and businesses internet speeds of up to 100mbps.

AAP

Flood evacuation orders issued for Lismore after man and dogs die in Queensland

Severe weather warnings issued for parts of eastern Australia still recovering from recent floods, with heavy rain forecast

The Guardian - AU

Dune: Australian Greig Fraser wins Oscar for best cinematography

Fraser is Australia’s first success of the night, continuing Dune’s early run of wins at the 2022 Academy Awards

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Perry uncertain of World Cup semi start

Australia will take on West Indies on Wednesday for a place in the Women's Cricket World Cup final but it remains uncertain if Ellyse Perry will be in the XI.

ABC News

Miners hit over seven-month high on iron ore rally, Star CEO resigns, ASX rises

Australian shares rise, led by miners on strong iron ore prices, as investors assess interest rate hikes and the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The Conversation

It is time for Australia to establish a national Ministry for Culture

The pandemic has been a wake-up call. Now, more than ever, the arts are a part of our daily lives. They are not something only “the elite” enjoy; they are an expression of the human condition.

AAP

Australia 'alienates' Pacific: Albanese

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese says Australia must improve action on climate change to keep its relationship with Pacific nations friendly.

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Former ABC chairman David Hill and 'Fairbridge Kid' pleads with Prince Charles to help child migrants

The former chairman of the ABC urges Prince Charles to ensure a UK-based company pays child migrants who were abused in Australia.

ABC News

First home buyers to receive help in federal budget, more money for roads and car parks to be announced

With property prices rising and concerns the Australian dream of home ownership is now out of reach for many, the government will extend its home guarantee schemes and establish an additional program for people in regional areas.

Daily Mirror

England set up semi-final showdown vs South Africa after remarkable World Cup turnaround

England will face South Africa in the semi-finals of the Women's Cricket World Cup after recovering from losing their first three group games

ABC News

Conservationists call for tighter fishing rules to protect endangered sharks in Northern Territory waters

Scalloped hammerheads have been recognised as 'critically endangered' by the International Union for Conservation since 2018. But the species is not protected as endangered under Australia's environmental laws.

ABC News

The Loop: Budget revelations for first home buyers, life-threatening weather, why Diana film 'honoured' as worst

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How bad is Australia's debt? Will young people still be paying it back? The federal budget explained

Is national debt good or bad? Will young people have to pay for it down the line? We answer your questions about the federal budget and Australia's national debt.

The Conversation

Why the Australia-India relationship has nowhere to go but up, despite differences on Russia and trade

Few of Australia’s relationships with countries in Asia have progressed so far and so fast as its ties with India. Over a decade, Canberra and New Delhi have constructed a broad strategic partnership, catalysed by shared concerns about China.

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