'Don't give up': Woodland savours special PGA Tour win The Australians performed strongly as former US Open champion Gary Woodland claimed an improbable victory at the Houston Open. AAP · Mar 29
Guns N' Roses keyboardist Melissa Reese bows out of World Tour due to "personal reasons" Melissa Reese became the first female member of Guns N' Roses when she joined the band a decade ago Metal Hammer · Mar 29
Labor backs Greens inquiry into gas export tax – as it happened This blog is now closed The Guardian - AU · Mar 29
Morning Mail: Tehran’s warning for US troops; tough choices coming in fuel crisis; anger over ‘ridiculous’ NDIS delays Iranian forces ‘waiting’ for US troops, says Tehran; farmers plead for help in fuel crisis; ‘devastating’ delays in NDIS support The Guardian - AU · Mar 29
We surveyed more than 8,000 principals – they face violence, threats and stress in their schools Almost half of surveyed Australia’s school principals face physical violence in their jobs. Almost 90% say they encounter offensive behaviour from students, parents and even colleagues, according to new survey results. The Conversation · Mar 29
War could add an extra 5% to prices in Australia – but there’s one sector that shields the economy A drawn-out war in the Middle East could add an extra 5% to existing inflation in Australia, our new modelling shows. The Conversation · Mar 29
Aussie cyclist earns breakthrough win for soccer legend Australian WorldTour newcomer Brady Gilmore has won his first major race, sprinting to victory on the final stage of the Tour of Catalunya in Barcelona. AAP · Mar 29
Cyclone Narelle turns skies blood-red over Western Australia in rare dust storm event: What caused the eerie crimson glow and how it happened The colour of the sky in some parts of Western Australia, particularly over Shark Bay and Denham, turned red due to severe dust storms that passed through this region. The strong winds, which were caused by an approaching weather system, carried large amounts of iron-rich soil into the atmosphere, resulting… The Times of India · Mar 29
Pianist to tour Australia amid legal row with orchestra Concert pianist Jayson Gillham will return to Australia for a self-presented tour, as his court case against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra continues. AAP · Mar 29
Tree-changers seeking smaller communities for new lives City-dwellers are increasingly moving to smaller communities rather than regional cities to escape housing and transport costs, a report has found. AAP · Mar 29
Meet ‘Voices from the South’, The Conversation Brazil’s podcast on science and climate in Brazil and Australia It was quite an effort: six months of work, researches in two countries, trips to the Amazon and the interior of the state of Minas Gerais, and dozens of interviews with Brazilian and Australian researchers — both academics and/or owners of the ancestral knowledge of Indigenous peoples. The Conversation · Mar 29
Sam Kerr casts aside Asian Cup misery to fire Chelsea Matildas skipper Sam Kerr has scored one and teed up Chelsea's winner as she returned in style following Australia's Women's Asian Cup disappointment. AAP · Mar 29
Curaçao meet Socceroos in Fifa Series with more than World Cup hopes in common The tiny Caribbean island nation has a familiar face in their ranks whose time with Australia in 2018 is proving crucial ahead of the tournament The Guardian - AU · Mar 29
‘I thought, what the hell have I done?’: the people who moved abroad for love – and regretted it Emigrating to be with your partner sounds wildly romantic, but what happens when the person is right and the place very much isn’t? The Guardian - UK · Mar 29
AAP · Mar 29 Snow wonder Aussies finish World Cup season in style Australian snowboarder Adam Lambert struck gold and Valentino Guseli claimed silver to finish the FIS World Cup season with a real bang.
The Independent UK · Mar 29 Two Australian states make public transport free as soaring fuel prices hit commuters NSW refuses to ‘go down the path of free transport’
Fortune · Mar 29 Coal is back and nuclear is next: The Iran war is rewiring Asia’s energy future A closed Strait of Hormuz is forcing Asia to look backwards—to coal—and forward—to nuclear energy and electric vehicles—simultaneously.
The Guardian - AU · Mar 28 Different beliefs, shared humanity: why so many Australians celebrate diverse religious festivals From lunar new year to Ramadan, Diwali and Passover, there’s a growing trend of participating in religious and cultural festivals outside our own faith
AAP · Mar 28 Electric or bust: truck industry demands urgent U-turn Skyrocketing diesel prices are adding cost and uncertainty to heavy transport and operators are calling for help to change the industry's direction.
Fortune · Mar 28 Will Anduril founder Palmer Luckey’s insistence on deferring to U.S. interests scare off the allies he wants to arm? "I’m not going to go to prison to sell you spare parts," Luckey tells Fortune.
AAP · Mar 28 Cooney-Cross to miss rest of season for Arsenal Kyra Cooney-Cross won't play for Arsenal again this season as she stays in Australia to be with her sick mum, but Caitlin Foord is back firing for the Gunners.
The Guardian - AU · Mar 28 The psychology of panic buying: what prompts consumers to start stockpiling – and how do we stop it? The scarcity heuristic, exploited by advertisers to trigger impulse buys, can cause panic buying. But telling consumers not to panic, may make them panic more
The Guardian - AU · Mar 28 Two in five Australian GPs use AI scribes to record patient notes – but do they trade care for convenience? Some doctors argue it allows them to better connect with patients, but advocates warn the AI technology risks the opposite
The Guardian - AU · Mar 28 Regional Australians on the fuel crisis: ‘Every morning I wake to see the price has gone up’ For tractors, trucks, power generators and cars that take children to school, the bush is reliant on diesel – but it’s rapidly becoming unaffordable
The Guardian - AU · Mar 28 ‘Pauline doesn’t like us’: rising Islamophobia has left young Muslim Australians feeling fearful and alienated A series of shocking incidents and rising anti-Muslim rhetoric – including from One Nation’s Pauline Hanson – has sharpened concerns for the Islamic community