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Australian Open | Nadal fends off Shapovalov, advances to semis

Nadal will play either seventh-seeded Matteo Berrettini or No. 17 Gael Monfils

The Hindu

Paralympian and disability advocate Dylan Alcott named 2022 Australian of the Year

Dylan Alcott, a 31-year-old athlete, Paralympian, philanthropist, media commentator and advocate, receives the prestigious award for achievements in both his sport and his disability awareness work.

ABC News

Addict overcomes adversity, becomes 'hero'

Sober in the Country founder Shanna Whan, who used her struggle with alcoholism to help others, is Australia's 2022 Local Hero.

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Australian Labor ‘will always be better’ than Coalition on health, Anthony Albanese says

Opposition leader’s comments are a sign Labor will outbid Morrison government on health funding in lead-up to election

The Guardian - AU

McDonald's Chicken Big Mac UK release date, price and how long it's around explained

The chicken Big Mac is already available on McDonald's menus in Australia - but this is the first time it’s been sold in the UK - and will join 1,300 restaurant menus next week

Daily Mirror

Covid Outbreak on Ship Threatens Tonga Aid Efforts

A Covid-19 outbreak on an Australian warship threatened to disrupt Tonga eruption aid efforts Tuesday, as survivors of the deadly volcanic blast described how they fled with only the clothes on their backs. The January 15 eruption generated huge tsunami waves and blanketed the Pacific kingdom in toxic ash when…

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Australian Open quarter-finals: Barty beats Pegula, Berrettini holds off Monfils – as it happened

Matteo Berrettini lost a two-set lead to Gaël Monfils then won a decider, earning a semi-final against Rafael Nadal who beat Denis Shapovalov in five, while in the women’s competition, Ash Barty thumped Jessica Pegula

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Rafael Nadal recovers from brink of defeat against Denis Shapovalov to reach Australian Open semi-finals

Rafael Nadal bounced back from the brink of defeat to edge out Denis Shapovalov in five sets at the Australian Open on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Sania bids adieu to Australian Open with quarterfinal loss in mixed doubles

Mirza, partnering American Rajeev Ram, lost the match 4-6, 6-7 to wildcard entries Fourlis and Kubler in one hour 30 minutes

The Hindu

Home hopes Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis reach Australian Open semi-finals

A rowdy crowd cheered the Australian wild cards to victory over Tim Puetz and Michael Venus

The Independent UK

Kyrgios-Kokkinakis show rolls on at Open

Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis have again ridden the wave of support from the Australian Open crowd to book an unlikely spot in the doubles semi-finals.

AAP

Nick Kyrgios, Thanasi Kokkinakis roar into Australian Open doubles semifinals

With the crowd once again whipped into a frenzy, Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis edge closer to an appearance in the men's doubles decider with a three-set win in the last eight.

ABC News

'Now it belongs to everyone': Australia buys copyright to Aboriginal flag, making it free to fly

The Australian government said on Tuesday it had acquired copyright to the Aboriginal flag so it can be freely used, resolving a commercial dispute that had restricted sporting teams and Aboriginal communities from reproducing the image.

France 24

Arnott’s Has Dropped The Official Ranking Of Australia’s Favourite Tim Tam And You’re All Wrong

At least White Chocolate is last where it belongs.

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Federal parliamentary committee probes decline in regional newspapers

Sixty regional Australian newspapers have closed since the start of the pandemic. A federal inquiry is investigating the sharp decline of this vital industry.

AAP

Stadium Australia to host Roos' Japan WCQ

Stadium Australia will host yet another defining Socceroos World Cup qualifier, with the Sydney venue selected for the March 24 crunch clash with Japan.

The Conversation

Don't say the Aboriginal flag was 'freed' – it belongs to us, not the Commonwealth

Today we woke to the news the Australian government has negotiated with the designer of the Aboriginal flag Harold Thomas, and copyright for the flag will be transferred to the Commonwealth. The government has now stated the flag is freely available for public use. Prime Minister Scott Morrison stated:

The Canberra Times

Australia Day, when the rivalries aren't what you'd expect

The old sport v science v culture clash rears its head again.

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Ben McDermott, Romario Shepherd eye maiden IPL deals

MELBOURNE: Australian opener Ben McDermott and West Indies all-rounder Romario Shepherd are banking on their recent impressive performances to bag a maiden IPL deal, having gone unsold in the previous seasons of the lucrative T20 league.

The Guardian - AU

Teachers in regional Australia worried rising Covid cases will exacerbate ‘massive’ staff shortages

As students prepare to return to school, teachers are also concerned ventilation rules will make classrooms unbearably hot

AAP

Cornet and Collins to bring the intensity

There will be no lack of intensity from either player when Alize Cornet takes on Danielle Collins for a spot in the Australian Open semi-finals

The Guardian - UK

Pfizer launches Omicron vaccine trial; UK reports highest daily deaths since February – as it happened

Company hopes vaccine will be ready for approval by March; UK reports 439 deaths and more than nearly 95,000 cases

The Conversation

Australia and Norway were once tied in global anti-corruption rankings. Now, we're heading in opposite directions

In a worrying sign, Australia has plummeted in Transparency International’s latest Corruption Perceptions Index – the world’s most widely cited ranking of how clean or corrupt every country’s public sector is believed to be.

The Guardian - AU

Tennis Australia’s flip-flop over ‘Where is Peng Shuai?’ T-shirts shows it needs a human rights policy

It remains unclear who at TA decides what is political, offensive or disruptive. Inconsistency of decision making and not knowing is the problem

AAP

Labor can end climate wars, Albanese says

Labor leader Anthony Albanese is optimistic he can put to bed Australia's long-running climate policy wars if he wins power at the looming election.

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