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Rookies, Perry inflict England Ashes pain

Three Australian bowlers have claimed their first Test wickets while Ellyse Perry also has two scalps to leave England at 6-120 in the Ashes Test.

AAP

Australia beat Thailand to set up quarter-final with South Korea at Women's Asian Cup

Australia defeated Thailand 2-1 at the Women's Asian Cup in Mumbai on Thursday to secure the top spot in Group B and set up a quarter-final clash with South Korea.

Bangkok Post

Australia seeks briefing on WHO 'racism'

Health Minister Greg Hunt says he will seek advice on claims that a key World Health Organisation director in the region has engaged in racist behaviour.

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Matildas turn focus to main event with straightforward Asian Cup group stage completed

Australia head into the knockout phase in good nick having navigated their opening three games with aplomb

The Guardian - AU

There’s been an exodus from Australia’s cities to the regions. What does that mean for local economies?

A diversified economy is a healthy thing, but there are growing pains

The Guardian - AU

PM had 'no issue' with Grace Tame meeting

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has spoken about his awkward meeting with former Australian of the Year Grace Tame.

AAP

Andy Murray’s text message reduces Dylan Alcott to tears in Australian Open interview

Legendary Australian sports star Dylan Alcott retired following his Australian Open final defeat - and was reduced to tears by a text from Andy Murray.

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Heather Knight saves England with century against Australia on day two of Women's Ashes Test

An historic century from captain Heather Knight has swung the momentum in the Women's Ashes Test in Canberra, but Australia remains on top after day two.

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Women’s Ashes Test match, day two: Australia v England – as it happened

Heather Knight hit a century as England fought back on day two of the standalone Test match at Manuka Oval

The Guardian - AU

At least 98 deaths on nation’s deadliest day – as it happened

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Brumby re-homing policy 'airy fairy' say volunteers removing wild horses from national parks

Volunteers wanting to remove and re-home more of Australia's wild horses from national parks are calling for more state government support.

ABC News

COVID updates: Police investigating alleged illegal importation of rapid antigen tests — as it happened

The Therapeutic Goods Administration says it has found false documentation that suggested a NSW company was not required to list its imported rapid antigen tests on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods.

ABC News

Families of Ukrainian Australians prepare for potential Russian invasion

Members of Australia's Ukrainian community discuss how the possibility of war with Russia has been affecting the livelihood and wellbeing of their relatives back home.

ABC News

Morning mail: Covid ‘out of control’ in central Australia, rising petrol prices, brutal killer whales

Friday: Aboriginal organisations accuse the NT government of failing to carry out emergency plans over outbreak. Plus: recordings show orcas hunting blue whales

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The Conversation

The Aboriginal flag is now 'freely available for public use'. What does this mean from a legal standpoint?

This week, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the federal government had “freed the Aboriginal flag for Australians”.

The Conversation

Vital Signs: it's too early for the RBA to pull the trigger on interest rates

Inflation is picking up in Australia, and there is considerable speculation about what the central bank will do with interest rates in 2022.

The Conversation

Only 1 in 3 teachers use research evidence in the classroom – this is largely due to lack of time

Even before the pandemic, recent research shows most Australian teachers worked an average of 140 to 150% (one-and-a-half times) of their paid hours in a typical week. And they’re not necessarily getting to focus on aspects of the job they believe are important, such as actual teaching. In fact, the…

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Extensive reforms needed to curb corporate power in Australian politics, human rights group says

New report from Human Rights Law Centre says fossil fuel, gambling and tobacco industries are distorting Australia’s democracy

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The New Daily

Religious leaders call on Morrison to free asylum seekers after Djokovic ordeal

A group of religious leaders from around Australia are calling on Scott Morrison to release about 70 asylum seekers from detention in Melbourne.

ABC News

Women's Ashes top 20: Raelee Thompson relives 1984-85 Test series and final match from hell

Cricket hall-of-famer Raelee Thompson recalls Australia's remarkable summer of the 1984-85 Tour against England, how she cried when it was over but rejoiced the friendships she had made along her tremendous cricketing journey.

The Independent UK

Truss defends chartered flight to Australia which reportedly cost £500,000

The Foreign Secretary said private Government jets were available “precisely so that ministers can travel”.

ABC News

Predatory lending floodgates to open if credit laws aren’t tightened, warn consumer advocates

Consumer advocates are worried loopholes in the laws governing loans could open the floodgates to predatory lending for millions of vulnerable Australians.

ABC News

Direct air capture machines suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Are they part of the solution to climate change?

On a barren lava plateau in Iceland stands an entirely new kind of industrial facility that sucks carbon dioxide from the air and traps it in stone. So, is this part of the solution to climate change?

Daily Mirror

Stunning images capture bizarre and unique storm as sky lights up PURPLE

Amateur photographer Annette Kelly has captured her best lightning photographs yet on a beach in Victoria, Australia and says she was 'doing the high five and happy dance'

AAP

Coach Tyzzer the captain of Team Barty

Ash Barty has lauded trusted coach Craig Tyzzer as a tactical magician as the world No.1 homes in on a hoodoo-busting Australian Open triumph at Melbourne Park.

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