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Oceania road champion handover will have to wait until 2026 with search for location and date coming up short

Cancellation for 2025 confirmed with 2024 title holders getting another season in jersey

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Roosters' Smith reveals 'special connection' to England

Sydney Roosters centre Billy Smith has opened up on his decision to represent England rather than Australia at international level.

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Why does Australia have earthquakes? The whole continent is under stress from distant forces

Last Saturday at 9:49am local time, a magnitude 5.6 earthquake occurred about 50km west of Gympie in Queensland. The earthquake was experienced as strong shaking locally, but did not produce any significant damage, likely because of the remote location of the epicentre.

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Major parties on same page on peacekeepers in Ukraine

The opposition under Sussan Ley appears to have changed tack on the possibility of Australia sending peacekeepers to Ukraine, if peace talks are successful.

AAP

iiNet hacked: customers' emails, phone numbers exposed

Hundreds of thousands of Australians have had their email addresses or phone numbers exposed in a cyber attack on a major internet provider.

AAP

Payne Haas’s allegiance switch to Samoa: a threat or an opportunity for rugby league?

On Sunday, one of rugby league’s best forwards, Payne Haas, confirmed his switch in national allegiance from Australia to Samoa.

The Conversation

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Shadow Treasurer Ted O'Brien and industry chief Andrew McKellar’s tax and red tape wishlists

Business, union, community representatives and experts have gathered in Canberra to grapple with some of Australia’s most intractable problems: how to make us a more productive, sustainable and resilient country.

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Tasmanian Labor’s no-confidence motion in new Liberal government fails – as it happened

All the day’s news as it unfolded

The Guardian - AU

Indigenous students want to finish Year 12. They need equal support and resources from schools to do this

Statistics showing Indigenous school students in a negative light are regularly reported in the Australian media and policy debates. We often hear how Indigenous students “trail” their non-Indigenous peers in NAPLAN results and how there are persistent “gaps” when it comes to finishing high school.

The Conversation

How could we clean up the algal bloom?

South Australia’s catastrophic harmful algal bloom now affects almost 30% of the state’s coastline, stretching from the Coorong in the state’s southeast to the seafood-rich Spencer Gulf to the west.

The Conversation

‘I went out and I had a cry’: what aged-care staff say about their grief when residents die

As our population ages, we’re living longer and dying older. End-of-life care is therefore an increasingly important part of aged care. In Australia, around 50% of people aged over 85 die in an aged care home.

The Conversation

Soft plastics recycling looks set to return to supermarkets. Cutting back on plastic would be even better

Imagine the weight of three Sydney Harbour Bridges. Between 2022 and 2023, product manufacturers were responsible for 540,000 tonnes (or three Sydney Harbour Bridges) of soft plastic packaging in Australia. Even worse, only 6% was recovered for recycling.

The Conversation

What’s behind the high rate of suicide in Australia’s construction industry?

The construction industry is a pillar of Australia’s economy, employing more than a million people.

The Conversation

Google’s secret deals with major Australian phone companies backfire spectacularly with $36m penalty

Google's dirty little secret just cost them big.

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'Weak' PM condemned by Israeli leader amid visa stoush

Israel's prime minister has labelled Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese a "weak politician'" as a diplomatic stoush escalates between the two nations.

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Trade and skills under spotlight in 'promising' talks

The treasurer has sung the praises of the government's long-awaited roundtable after hours of discussions on productivity, trade and technology.

The Guardian - AU

Chevron boss’s gripe about Australia: be more like the US or the Middle East

Mike Wirth, CEO of company responsible for more greenhouse gases than any other independently owned entity, thinks Australia should adopt US policies to attract fossil fuel dollars

The Guardian - AU

My husband always dreamed of distant oceans. With a volunteer crew, I gave him a sailor’s farewell

Seven years after John’s cremation, I was ready to set him free – with help from Australia’s Volunteer Coast Guard

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Benzinga

Stock Of The Day: Is The Enphase Energy Downtrend Finally Over?

Enphase Energy, Inc. (NASDAQ:ENPH) is trading higher by more than 4.4% at last check on Monday. This follows a significant jump on Friday, driven by news that the company announced the launch of its new IQ Batter 5P with FlexPhase for customers in Australia — its most powerful home battery.

The Independent UK

Springboks dealt huge injury blow as Siya Kolisi ruled out of second Australia clash

Pieter-Steph du Toit has also been ruled out after suffering a concussion in South Africa’s defeat in the opening round of the Rugby Championship

The Guardian - AU

Israel’s foreign minister revokes visas of Australian representatives to Palestinian Authority

Penny Wong calls decision, which follows Australia’s refusal of a visa for the far-right Israeli politician Simcha Rothman, ‘unjustified’

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Channel 10 Confirms ‘Golden God’ David Genat As The New Host Of Australian Survivor

The tribe has spoken.

International Business Times UK

Cabarita Beach Shark Attack: Why Is Australia A Haven For This Ocean Predator?

Shark attacks are rare, but Australia sees more than most countries, with an average of 22 shark bites per year between 2010 and 2022.

The Independent UK

Shark tears huge bite-sized chunk out of surfer’s board in terrifying close encounter

Eyewitnesses said that the surfer was launched into the air during the early morning attack at a popular beach in Australia

The Independent UK

Five players to watch at the Women’s Rugby World Cup

Who could be set to star in England over the next few weeks?

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