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Aussies wobble but win in World Cup chase

Australia chased down the West Indies' 131 for a fourth straight Women's World Cup win despite top-order failures in Wellington.

AAP

Australian PM’s department drops widely mocked ‘phallic’ women’s network logo

Emblem featuring cursive W with a purple protuberance removed ‘pending consultation with staff’

The Guardian - AU

Facebook owner to help train Australian politicians, influencers in run-up to election

Facebook owner Meta Platforms will help train Australian political candidates on aspects of cyber security and coach influencers to stop the spread of misinformation in a bid to boost the integrity of an upcoming election, it said on Tuesday.

Reuters

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Unbeaten Australia see off West Indies in Women’s World Cup – as it happened

Australia take a big step towards the semi-finals with a fourth straight win at the tournament in New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

Cruise ship ban to end; nation records 24 Covid deaths – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Federal government is under pressure to cut fuel excise. But will it make any difference at the petrol pump?

As war plays havoc with petrol prices, a recently unthinkable idea to cut the fuel excise is now a live option for the federal government. But would it ease pressure at the pump?

ABC News

Morning mail: food crisis warning over Ukraine war, Australia’s soaring cost of living, Covid lockdown in China

Tuesday: The world is facing potential shortages as the Ukraine invasion threatens supplies of key staple crops. Plus: how we should be washing our clothes

The Guardian - AU

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Facebook's parent company Meta plans Australian election ramp-up as it prepares for rise in misinformation and threats against politicians

Facebook's parent company Meta will have dedicated staff monitoring the platform in the coming Australian federal election. But it's the safety of politicians that also has the company's attention.

ABC News

Islamophobic incidents surged in Australia in the aftermath of Christchurch mosque terror attacks

The latest Islamophobia in Australia report analyses 247 verified face-to-face and online incidents reported in the year before and after the Christchurch massacre.

ABC News

Common types of anxiety medications and how they work

Medication can play an important role in severe anxiety. These are the most common types prescribed in Australia and how they help balance the brain.

ABC News

Think you're paying too much for your morning coffee? The worst is yet to come

It is a daily ritual for millions of Australians, but if you have noticed the price of your morning flat white or soy latte increase, brace yourself — it is likely to get worse.

ABC News

Former senior RSPCA officers launch campaign to repair ‘broken’ animal welfare system

Experts launch Australian Alliance for Animals to push for independent national animal welfare commission

The Guardian - AU

Tax cuts? COVID management? On the search for the Morrison government's legacy (so far)

It is premature to be discussing the legacy of the Morrison government. While it is well behind in the polls, there is still an election to be fought. Most commentators are understandably wary of prediction, not only because many got it wrong last time round, but because we are living…

The Conversation

Canberra parents forced to choose between food and fuel

While Canberra has the highest mean income in Australia, it also has the highest rental prices and the largest number of people experiencing rental stress.

The Canberra Times

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Pressure to drop fuel excise amid petrol price blowout

A further escalation in Ukraine is touted to push fuel prices well above $2.50 a litre.

ABC News

With the new BA.2 COVID sub-variant spreading rapidly, what will Australia's colder months look like?

With influenza infections dropping to record lows during the social distancing phase of the pandemic, Australia is in uncharted waters as we approach winter with a new sub-variant in play.

Daily Mirror

Ben Stokes: I was knackered after first Test but I'll put body on the line for England

BEN STOKES COLUMN: Don't have a go at England for a lack of effort in Australia and then moan when we push ourselves to try and win in the West Indies

AAP

Muslim women in veils targeted by racism

Muslim women wearing a hijab were overwhelmingly victims of Islamophobia in Australia with the majority of perpetrators being men.

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Australia seeks MH17 action against Russia

Australia has launched legal action alongside the Netherlands against Russia over the downing of flight MH17.

AAP

RBA unsure how inflation will evolve

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes from its March 1 board meeting show there is uncertainty how inflation will evolve in the face of the Ukrainian war.

The Guardian - AU

Average Australian worker went backwards by $800 in 2021, says ACTU chief Michele O’Neil

Soaring cost of living sees employees worse off as Covid hit supply chains and casualisation hindered bargaining power

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s not 2018’: Matthew Guy learns to open up and unite his party

Exclusive: War in Ukraine prompted Victoria’s opposition leader to speak from the heart. His colleagues are hoping to see more of it

The Guardian - AU

Quarries, trade and Dark Emu: unearthing treasures from ‘Australia’s Silk Road’

Researchers continue the search for evidence of traditional Aboriginal food production

The Guardian - AU

Muslims in Australia experienced surge of hate after Christchurch massacre, report reveals

Majority of victims in anti-Muslim hate acts are women, with social pressure on perpetrators insufficient to deter harassment

AAP

Aussies embrace digital services: survey

Government services are being digitised and used more than ever before, but regional Australia is not embracing them as quickly as cities, a survey reveals.

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