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Aussie players are smashing transfer records. Does this benefit or harm Australian soccer?

Last weekend, Lucas Herrington made his debut for Hull City in the English Premier League (EPL) after breaking the transfer record paid for an Australian soccer player.

The Conversation · Aug 25

Wage growth is higher in Australia. Could this regulatory fix help Kiwi workers catch up?

If it feels like you’re sliding backwards as the cost of living rises, you’re probably right.

The Conversation · Aug 24

Venice Adds 'NAZA' Film on 'Calculated' Gaza Killings as UK, Australia and Canada Slam Israel's WCK Probe Decision

'NAZA', a documentary on Israeli military operations in Gaza, premieres at Venice Film Festival amid diplomatic tensions.

International Business Times UK · Aug 24

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Insider Trading: Meet Clare Barrins, The Aussie Tech Exec Who Built A Global Swim Brand During Her 5-9

Meet Clare Barrins, the Aussie tech exec who built a global swimwear brand, Sheila the label, during her 5-9.

Pedestrian.tv · Aug 24

Australian veteran stands firm for Spanish shut-out

The only Australian in the Spanish League, goalkeeper Mat Ryan, has kept a clean sheet for Levante while Paul Okon-Engstler has made his debut for Cologne.

AAP · Aug 24

Bee-killing mite second wave raises food security alarm

Varroa mite, which has invaded Australia's beehives, could pose a major risk to food security by wiping out the pollinators before they can do their work.

AAP · Aug 24

Morning Mail: Albanese faces datacentre disquiet, bird flu threat to seals, US vows ‘economic onslaught’ on Iran

The prime minister will try to seek consensus about datacentres at national cabinet; Washington aims to isolate Tehran from the rest of the world

The Guardian - AU · Aug 24

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Australian children’s classics: Playing Beatie Bow is a time-slip novel that makes Sydney strange

My copy of Ruth Park’s Playing Beatie Bow was given to me by my mother in 1982, when I was 14 – the same age as the novel’s protagonist, Abigail Kirk. A sticker inside shows that my mother bought it at the Feminist Bookshop in Balmain, a shop I remember…

The Conversation · Aug 24

When is selling clothes or other items online a hobby vs a business? These are the tax rules

It’s now easier than ever to sell your unwanted clothes or household items online in Australia. Many popular sites, from eBay, Depop and Facebook Marketplace to newly arrived competitors like Vinted, have either scrapped or limited their seller’s fees, depending on the location, value and number of items sold.

The Conversation · Aug 24

Australia’s lobbying rules ignore most lobbyists. It’s time for an overhaul

The secret world of political lobbying has been thrown into the spotlight by ABC Four Corners this week. The program examined the loopholes in lobbying regulations in the context of the Albanese government’s recent gambling reforms.

The Conversation · Aug 24

‘Project Magic’: RFL in talks with NRL over radical changes to investment deal

The Rugby Football League is to discuss a £50m loan package with the NRL after a £35m investment deal was rejected

The Guardian - UK · Aug 24

PM vows to take data centre policy to United Nations

Data centre regulation could be like the social media ban and become the next area of technology Australia leads the world in, the prime minister says.

AAP · Aug 24

Power hungry: data centre energy use set to skyrocket

Artificial intelligence is set to make a major impact on Australia's electricity network, with a report warning about soaring demand from data centres.

AAP · Aug 24

Liquor unit loses fizz as Coles refreshes supermarkets

Coles is stepping up the refurbishment of its grocery store network while closing dozens of underperforming Liquorland locations.

AAP · Aug 24

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AAP · Aug 24

Fallen officers never forgotten as memorial unveiled

Hundreds of police officers and grieving families have united for a memorial service, nearly a year after two officers were gunned down at a regional property.

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Indian man moves back to India after 20 years in Australia with his Australian wife, know why

An Indian family is leaving Australia for India after two decades abroad, choosing to make the move despite the uncertainty that comes with uprooting an established life. Loveleen and Courtney Vats said the return is driven by a wish to be closer to ageing parents and help their children experience…

Golf Monthly · Aug 24

LIV Golf 1.0 'Failed To Create A Product That Enough Golf Fans Truly Cared About'

With LIV Golf 1.0 now consigned to the history books, we reflect on the tour's successes and failures...

The Guardian - AU · Aug 24

Australia has just 12,000 sea lions left – and ‘carnage’ may await them as bird flu takes hold, scientists warn

Virus has already caused catastrophic losses in seals in South America and sub-Antarctica, particularly among pups

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The Conversation · Aug 24

Albanese to seek state cooperation on data centres but faces fight with Queensland

Anthony Albanese will outline to national cabinet on Wednesday proposed national legislation for conditions and guardrails around data centres – but faces a fight with Queensland.

The Economic Times · Aug 24

KPMG Australia was once considering 1,000 job cuts; firm now confirms nearly 400 layoffs

In a turbulent move, KPMG Australia is set to lay off around 400 employees, including high-ranking partners. This decision comes on the heels of a scandal surrounding the misuse of sensitive client information. Coupled with diminished demand and slashed government budgets, the company grapples with declining revenues, particularly in its…

The Economic Times · Aug 24

Tears, heartbreak as India's women's hockey World Cup medal dream ends agonisingly

The Indian women's hockey team's World Cup semifinal dreams ended in heartbreak. A goalless draw against Australia eliminated them on goal difference. Players expressed deep disappointment after missing this significant opportunity. Coach Sjoerd Marijne also conveyed his sadness regarding the outcome. The team now prepares to compete for fifth place…

Euronews · Aug 24

New Zealand's government introduces legislation to ban social media for under-16s

Under the proposed law, firms like Meta could be fined up to 10% of their global revenue if they fail to comply.

The Independent UK · Aug 24

Fans irate as Australia bans new Halloween game over drug use that gives players a boost

A petition calling for the game’s release in Australia racks up more than 1,600 signatures

The Times of India · Aug 24

After Australia, New Zealand proposes social media ban for under 16

New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon proposed banning children under sixteen from social media. This legislation aims to protect young people from harmful online content and addictive technologies. However, two coalition parties oppose the bill, which may require opposition support to pass. Australia enacted a similar ban in December 2025,…

AAP · Aug 24

Troubled frigate build under way after landmark service

Australia has finally begun building its first Hunter-class frigate in Adelaide after major cost overruns and delays plagued the project.

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