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BCCI hands Bengal leg-spinner Rohit Yadav 2-year ban for age fraud, CAB crackdown on 62 cricketers

The BCCI has banned Bengal leg-spinner Rohit Yadav for two years for allegedly misrepresenting his age. The action comes weeks after he was selected for India’s Under-19 squad for the upcoming Australia series.

The Economic Times · Sep 4

The Ultimate Guide to Men's Wedding Band Selection

Discover the ultimate guide to men's wedding bands. Explore styles, materials, and tips to choose the perfect ring for your special day on our blog.

inkl · Sep 4

Dust Off Your Woven Furniture ‘Cos Wicker Is Coming To Aussie & NZ Cinemas, Hornbags

The thought-provoking fantasry Rom-Com, Wicker, will officially hit Aussie and New Zealand cinemas. Here's what you need to know.

Pedestrian.tv · Sep 4

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Australian ski resorts to close up to a month early due to global heating and El Niño

‘Challenging’ weather conditions and lack of snowfall are being blamed after a winter that broke multiple heat records

The Guardian - AU · Sep 4

A record-shattering El Niño is almost here. Here’s what that means for the world’s weather

The world is bracing for the strongest El Niño in history.

The Conversation · Sep 4

Australia bans new international student enrolments in graduate diploma course

Australia has stopped new international student enrolments in the Graduate Diploma of Management (Learning), affecting 452 VET providers. The government said the course was being misused for onshore transfers and had high visa refusal and non-completion rates. Existing students can complete their studies.

The Economic Times · Sep 4

Lucas Herrington staying grounded at Hull City despite meteoric rise: ‘It’s pretty crazy’

The 54th Australian to play in the Premier League insists he will continue working hard – and cannot wait to face Erling Haaland

The Guardian - AU · Sep 4

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To Hull and back: Socceroo thriving after Cup heartache

Lucas Herrington has put his World Cup shootout miss firmly behind him and is blazing a trail for Australians in the English Premier League.

AAP · Sep 4

"Everyone is tired of these fake personas and people glorifying lifestyles that seem unobtainable." Headwreck have the cure for a world burned out on algorithms

Bounding forth with their own take on nu metalcore, Australia's Headwreck are all about being authentic

Louder · Sep 4

States look to poach NFL game after Victoria deal ends

One state has expressed their eagerness to bid to host an NFL game after competition figures said they were open to moving matches around Australia.

AAP · Sep 4

EV sales outpace petrol cars for first time as Australians dodge soaring fuel costs

New record for Australia as more than 27,000 EVs sold in August, driven by the rising cost of fuel and new government policy

The Guardian - AU · Sep 4

Potholes are annoying and dangerous. Now they’re also political

In Victoria, potholes have become a hot issue in the lead-up to the state election in November.

The Conversation · Sep 4

Shares end week lower as traders brace for higher rates

Economic worries continue to subdue the ASX's performance, with sticky inflation and sluggish productivity pointing towards higher borrowing costs ahead.

AAP · Sep 4

Albanese’s resources minister celebrating the Beetaloo carbon bomb is a hell of a choice. Labor can’t say it wasn’t warned

Scientists will be able to estimate the amount of heating and destruction caused by the gas ultimately drawn from the Beetaloo

The Guardian - AU · Sep 4

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The Conversation · Sep 4

As global heating heads to 1.8C, is it time to consider the ‘Voldemort’ of climate policy?

The world is set to miss the 1.5°C global warming target, and plans are underway for UN climate talks in the Pacific and Turkey.

The Conversation · Sep 4

‘I feel more comfortable asking questions’: how we worked with mosques to talk with Muslim women about reproductive health

Governments across Australia have pledged hundreds of millions of dollars towards women’s health services in recent months and years – but having more health services won’t help if people don’t know they’re available or how to access them.

The Guardian - AU · Sep 4

Comedian’s offensive mock Welcome to Country at far-right rally gets rerun in the Daily Mail

Daily Mail’s report on March for Australia rally quotes – in full – and embeds video of Lisa Jane Spencer’s disrespectful skit. Plus: AI takes us back to 1956

The Guardian - AU · Sep 4

Wallabies’ search for No 10 continues as Les Kiss tinkers again for second Argentina Test

Ben Donaldson will be given a rare chance to stake a claim as Australia’s flyhalf in his first start in two years

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The Times of India · Sep 4

1,300-year-old wallaby teeth found in Queensland with resin still attached reveal how ancient people made necklaces and headbands

Twelve ancient macropod teeth with resin were discovered at a Queensland rockshelter. Chemical analysis revealed grass tree resin attached to the roots of these teeth. Researchers believe these teeth were likely part of a necklace or headband. Rock art from nearby parks supports the use of teeth in personal ornaments.…

AAP · Sep 4

'We move on': de Minaur shrugs off US Open shocker

Newly-married Alex de Minaur is feeling philosophical after suffering his earliest US Open exit in five years, a second-round loss to Botic van de Zandschulp.

The Conversation · Sep 4

How does subject scaling work for Year 12? And why is it unfair?

Year 12 subject scaling is back in the news with reports Victorian students who scored a perfect Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) of 99.95 in 2025 all did the two hardest maths subjects, which scale up.

Newcastle Herald · Sep 3

Ploddy the dinosaur celebrates her 30th year at Somersby ... with fresh ink

The Central Coast local is believed to be the Australia's first giant roadside icon,

AAP · Sep 3

Nepal survivors' fresh test as men pulled from tunnel

Infrastructure challenges continue to hamper the search for survivors of the Nepal-Tibet floods as rescuers make a dramatic rescue at an underground facility.

AAP · Sep 3

Great Dane: Aussie wildcard roars into Open's last 32

Australian wildcard Dane Sweeny is placing no limit on how far he can go after surging into the US Open third round to be Australia's last singles hope in NYC.

The Guardian - AU · Sep 3

Pocock says skilled migrants should be top priority as Australia faces shortage of AI workers and tradies – as it happened

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