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How to make your diet more sustainable, healthy or cheap – without giving up nutrients

People choose certain foods or change their diets for a range of reasons: to improve their health, lose weight, save money or due to concerns about sustainability or the way food is produced.

The Conversation

No surprise sports in 2026 Comm Games: CGA

Commonwealth Games Australia's chief Craig Phillips says there's unlikely to be any surprise sports included in Victoria's bid to host the 2026 Games.

AAP

Wool demand rises as office workers return

Demand for Australian wool is recovering from the pandemic hit, when logistical challenges and reduced need for work attire hurt prices.

AAP

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How humid is it? 3 things to keep you cool in a hot and sticky summer (and 3 things that won't)

La Niña has resulted in a humid summer for much of eastern Australia.

The Conversation

Jai Opetaia's world title fight postponed

Australian boxer Jai Opetaia has had his scheduled world cruiserweight title fight with Mairis Briedis delayed as the Latvian recovers from COVID-19.

AAP

Leaked data from Canadian convoy protest fundraiser reveals hundreds of Australian donors

A leaked database of donations made to Canadian truckers protesting against vaccine mandates has listed hundreds of Australians among the convoy's supporters.

ABC News

Australia holding people in immigration detention for record 689 days on average, report finds

Human Rights Watch says the average is 12 times longer than the US, showing ‘how completely alone Australia is in the world’

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The all-powerful ‘Minister’ and Australian immigration detention

Refugees say they are at the mercy of ‘The Minister’ – three politicians with the power to grant visas and release.

Al Jazeera

‘They grabbed my arms’: The sick refugee deported by Australia

Refugee says he was forced onto a plane with hardened criminals and sent back to a country he fled in fear of his life

Al Jazeera

Victoria, Australia in pole position to host 2026 Commonwealth Games

Australia has hosted the Commonwealth Games on five previous occasions, the most recent in 2018

The Independent UK

Perth Afghans join national call for federal government to end permanent visa limbo

About 5,000 Afghans have been on temporary visas for almost a decade. They cannot sponsor family members, or even apply for a bank loan in Australia.

ABC News

Opener Agar unlocks Australia T20 options

Australia could have stumbled on a new formula for their T20 World Cup defence, with Ashton Agar opening the batting against Sri Lanka in Canberra.

AAP

Novak Djokovic issues apology for breaking Covid rules before Australian Open fiasco

World No 1 Novak Djokovic has taken part in a tell-all interview with BBC News following his dramatic deportation from Australia ahead of the first Grand Slam of the year

Daily Mirror

Escape from the City: is there a more compelling and frustrating TV show?

Couples are shown around lovely houses they almost never buy in a lifestyle show that makes for enjoyable, if painful viewing as Australian property prices skyrocket

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NT Senator Sam McMahon claims to have diagnosed Australia's first canine COVID infection in Darwin dog

A pet dog in Darwin that developed a "loud cough" after its owner became infected with coronavirus could be Australia's first COVID-19 case in a canine, claims Northern Territory senator and vet Sam McMahon.

The Guardian - AU

Parliament debates character test bill – as it happened

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Ice Sports Tasmania pushes for new rink to grow future skaters, curlers, hockey players

Tasmania could become the only state without an ice skating rink, but there's a new push to keep ice sports alive and grow Australia's future curlers and figure skaters.

ABC News

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ASX rises, Fortescue Metals and CSL report weaker profits from COVID-19 restrictions

The Australian share market rises in afternoon trade, soaring oil and gas prices boost Santos' profit, while Fortescue Metals, CSL and Treasury Wine Estates reveal the impact of COVID-19 on their earnings.

ABC News

Riverland date plantation funding to boost local fruit on supermarket shelves

A major supermarket chain hopes its grant of more than $400,000 to a Riverland date company will grow the local industry and reduce Australia's reliance on imports.

ABC News

WA businesses face restocking backlog despite Trans-Australian Railway line reopening

Despite the reopening of the crucial east-west rail link following flooding in South Australia, supermarkets and other WA businesses face a lengthy backlog to replenish food and supplies.

ABC News

As vaccination rates for children lag, experts are urging parents not to ignore the risks Omicron can pose

In most parts of Australia, only about half of children aged between five and 11 years are vaccinated, despite thousands of positive infections occurring in schools.

The Independent UK

A statistical look at women’s Test cricket as England host South Africa in June

It will be another welcome outing in a rare format for female players.

ABC News

Australia looks to landlocked Czech Republic to win European support for contentious AUKUS submarine plan

Foreign Minister Marise Payne will fly to the Czech capital of Prague next week for a visit, where discussions will focus on shared concerns such as cyber security and the threat of war in Ukraine.

ABC News

Melbourne's Lincoln Square separates two groups of Afghan refugees. Only one of them is allowed outside to enjoy it

Jameela and Wajahad both fled the Taliban but, while Jameela can enjoy this Melbourne park with her family, Wajahad can only look on from behind a small locked window.

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