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Overseas holidays and pints at the pub: five things Australians are splurging on as household budgets bounce back

People aged 20 to 34 spent more on non-essential goods in the three months to June than they had a year before, when they were cutting back

The Guardian - AU

March for Australia: how are police and government responding to anti-immigration rally promoted by neo-Nazis?

Sunday march organised by ‘White Australians’ condemned as hateful by federal government

The Guardian - AU

Plestia Alaqad: ‘We were talking, applying for jobs. The next day, we woke up to a different reality’

The Melbourne-based Palestinian journalist and poet on life in Australia, her memories of Gaza and living in two worlds

The Guardian - AU

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United Arab Emirates vs Pakistan LIVE: Cricket score and updates from Tri-Series in UAE 2025

Follow all the action from Sharjah Cricket Stadium

The Independent UK

John Mitchell plays down one-sided scores at World Cup

England beat the United States 69-7 while weekend opponents Samoa were thrashed 73-0 by Australia in the opening Pool A matches.

The Independent UK

USA risk all with nine changes for Australia in Women’s Rugby World Cup

Victory for the Wallaroos should guarantee qualification for the last eight but the USA have dropped Alev Kelter from their matchday squad

The Guardian - UK

Bangladesh vs Netherlands LIVE: Cricket score and updates from Netherlands in Bangladesh 2025

Follow all the action from Sylhet International Cricket Stadium

The Independent UK

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England to make chickenpox jab free for children for the first time

England will join countries such as Germany, Canada, the United States, and Australia, which already include the jab in their routine vaccination programmes.

Euronews

Iran’s ambassador breaks silence after being expelled from Australia over antisemitic attacks

Sadeghi told reporters the allegations were ‘baseless’

The Independent UK

Why Did Australian Oilseeds Stock Shoot up 36% In After-Hours Trading?

Australian Oilseeds Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ:COOT) jumped 35.93% to $0.87 during after-hours trading on Friday after receiving a crucial extension from NASDAQ to maintain its listing status.

Benzinga

View from The Hill: Albanese edging closer to landing Trump September meeting

Anthony Albanese appears to be edging closer to landing the long-sought meeting with President Donald Trump when the prime minister is in the United States in September.

The Conversation

'The end is here' – Sarah Roy announces retirement, to close out career at Simac Ladies Tour

'I’m looking forward to creating some great final memories' says the Australian of her final race after more than a decade-long cycling career

Cycling News

Can kids overdose on melatonin gummies? Yes, and an online store has suspended sales

US-based online store iHerb has suspended sales of melatonin gummies to Australia. This comes after a rise in reports of non-fatal overdoses in Western Australia in children who took these popular supplements.

The Conversation

Howzat! Bradman's baggy green snapped up by museum

A historic baggy green cap worn by Sir Donald Bradman has found a new home at one Australia's most prominent museums.

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Australian Police Urge Gunman To Surrender After Officers Killed

Australian police told an on-the-run gunman accused of killing two officers to "lay down your firearms" Friday, as they hunted him for a fourth day in rugged, forested bushland.

The Conversation

The ‘sovereign citizen’ movement is growing. So is the risk of more violence

Australia has watched on as authorities have searched for Dezi Freeman, a so-called “sovereign citizen” accused of killing two police officers in the regional Victorian town of Porepunkah.

AAP

'Serious concerns' rights undercut in migration changes

Australia's human rights watchdog is alarmed proposed changes to migration rules would stop natural justice applying to foreign criminals facing deportation.

The Guardian - AU

Porepunkah manhunt day five: what we know so far about the Victoria police shooting and suspect Dezi Freeman

Police are looking for Dezi Freeman, who allegedly killed two officers at the regional Victorian town of Porepunkah, about 300km north-east of Melbourne, Australia

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The Conversation

‘We need to look after our grand-friends’: how childcare in aged care can help young and old

An experimental aged-care model in South Australia, where purpose-built independent retirement living apartments are co-located with an early learning centre, is seeking to foster connections between residents and children.

AAP

Darwin Test return looms in CA's 'ideal' scenario

Cricket Australia has revealed its plans for Tests against Bangladesh in 2026, including ending a 22-year wait for Darwin.

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From Suburbs to Regions: Why Families Are Leaving Major Cities in 2025

On a warm Saturday morning in early 2025, the Jones family stood outside their threebedroom house in Melbourne’s western suburbs.

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How Australians Are Moving: Suburb to City Trends in 2025

Australia’s population story in 2025 is shaped by two seemingly contradictory forces:

The Conversation

Fewer than 1 in 4 Australians work in a gender-balanced occupation. Fixing it is in all our interests

Australia’s workforce is almost evenly split between men and women. Yet fewer than one in four Australians work in a gender-balanced occupation.

AAP

Dead letter day: post boss says the end is nearing

Australians are posting letters at dwindling rates not seen in almost a century, as Australia Post's boss says the days of snail mail are numbered.

The Conversation

New research finds many infant food products make claims that don’t match the main ingredients

From images of fruit to claims of being “sugar-free”, manufacturers of baby and toddler foods try to convince parents their products are a healthy choice, convenient and good for their child’s development.

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