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ACTU claims of agreement with tech firms over training AI dismissed by creative peak bodies

CEO of Australian Recording Industry Association says tech companies should simply comply with existing copyright law

The Guardian - AU

How to watch 'Survivor: Australia vs The World' online

Here's how to watch "Australian Survivor vs The World" from anywhere, with Tony Vlachos and Parvati Shallow in contention in Upolu, Samoa.

Tom’s Guide

Israel’s Netanyahu escalates attack on Australia’s Albanese as ties plunge

Israeli leader claims Australian prime minister’s legacy ‘tarnished’ by decision to recognise a Palestinian state.

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New Zealand to buy US helicopters in €1.3bn military spending package, officials say

New Zealand’s military spending has trailed that of its larger partners in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing group of countries, which includes the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia.

Euronews

Afternoon Update: Netanyahu doubles down on Albanese feud; wild weather in NSW; and is it ever OK to feed wildlife?

The Israeli PM ignored pleas from Australian Jewish groups to calm his feud with Anthony Albanese

The Guardian - AU

Australian livestreaming platform Kick broadcast a man’s death – could it face repercussions from regulators?

Twitch rival says it does not permit violent content after French man died during live stream, but eSafety commissioner says platforms need to better enforce their own guidelines

The Guardian - AU

Women’s Rugby World Cup: 5 stars to watch out for

The tournament concludes with the final at the Allianz Stadium on September 27.

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Tax, Trends & Pokies: Australia’s Casino Surge 2025 – What You Need to Know

Australia’s casino industry is undergoing a dramatic transformation heading into 2025. Rapid technological advancements, evolving tax regulations, and shifting player preferences are fueling a significant surge in gambling activity nationwide.

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Australia vs South Africa LIVE: Cricket score and updates from South Africa in Australia 2025

Follow all the action from Great Barrier Reef Arena

The Independent UK

Accounting Principles Australia: What Your Outsourced Accountant Must Know

Accounting Principles in Australia for Outsourced Accountants

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Arts sector poised to benefit from AI content deal

Australian creatives would be paid for content used to train artificial intelligence under a model being hashed out by unions and business groups.

AAP

Something is rotten in Australia’s tertiary education. And UTS’s suspension of teaching courses is one of its biggest disgraces

If preparing teachers for NSW during an ongoing teacher shortage isn’t a public good, what is?

The Guardian - AU

Supercheap Auto owner hits record $4.1b sales

There are signs of a consumer recovery in a major Australian retailer's annual results, which showed a strong uptick in second-half sales.

AAP

Extremists are targeting young Australians who crave belonging. What can we do?

Vulnerable young Australians are being targeted and recruited into extremist organisations. Sometimes, adult recruiters use grooming and coercion. Young people are seen as easy targets because they are looking for a place to belong, rather than holding deep-seated ideological beliefs.

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Dingoes are not domestic dogs – new evidence shows these native canines are on their own evolutionary path

For decades, scientists, policymakers, graziers and land managers have been locked in a surprisingly high-stakes debate over what defines a dingo. Are these wild canids their own species? Or are they simply feral dogs?

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The Sinister Story Behind The August 31 Marches Planned For Australia

You’ve probably seen posts about the so-called ‘March for Australia’ protests happening around the country on August 31. We debated whether or not to cover it. The marches have murky beginnings but are steeped in racism, and neo-Nazis are supporting it. Do we give it airtime, and play into their…

The Guardian - AU

Queensland court bans pro-Palestine bridge rally; Chalmers reveals list of 10 priorities from the economic roundtable – as it happened

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Morning Mail: Israel expands Gaza offensive, how to fix childcare, Epstein files to remain sealed

Assault intensifies as Benjamin Netanyahu orders military to accelerate defeat of Hamas; why ministers must act to make childcare sector safe

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Taxpayer bailouts are common, yet rarely make economic sense. Here’s how to strike a better balance

Most market economists oppose the idea of large corporate bailouts, where taxpayer funds are used to provide failing companies with financial assistance.

AAP

Antarctica's 'abrupt changes' spell climate warming

Sea ice loss and other indicators point to fast changes to Antarctica that will have troubling consequences for Australia and the rest of the world.

AAP

Classic country houses holding back the regional dream

Australia's regions are facing a worsening housing shortage, with typical country houses part of the complex problem, a report has found.

AAP

Grid reliability gaps covered, if no project delays

Australia's investment pipeline for clean energy, storage and transmission to replace coal is "healthy", but project delays pose reliability questions.

AAP

'Forever tarnished': Netanyahu spews more vitriol on PM

Israel's prime minister has launched another verbal salvo against Anthony Albanese over his handling of the situation in the Middle East as calls grow for calm.

The Guardian - AU

Instead of ‘winners and losers’, why not build an economy that’s good for all Australians?

When it comes to policy decisions, too many are too quick to focus on what’s in it for them, instead of what is best for society as a whole

The Guardian - AU

‘The world betting game’: is football more susceptible to match-fixing in Australia?

Integrity experts are concerned over the strength of laws in parts of the country, with the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup deemed particularly vulnerable

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