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Australia and Japan commit to ‘support the flow’ of energy – as it happened

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Morning Mail: Labor ranks uneasy over Albanese’s approach; RBA mulls rate rise; saving an imperilled dragon

Labor insiders question government’s mission; interest rates set for another bump; and bringing a lizard back from the brink

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Meghan Markle ‘now hated’ by Anna Wintour

Reports of a breakdown between Meghan Markle and Anna Wintour have surfaced, with tensions apparently linked to past editorial collaborations and wider royal controversies.

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Activist group takes aim at media with fresh campaign

An open letter to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, signed by a list of prominent Australians, argues for tougher media accountability.

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Should surrogates be paid for carrying other people’s babies? And how much would be enough?

The Australian Law Reform Commission is currently reviewing Australia’s surrogacy laws to ensure they’re fit for purpose and reflect the population’s current views.

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Australia and Japan face a similar dilemma: how to be indispensable to the US without relying on it

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s visit to Australia this week comes against a turbulent geopolitical backdrop. The war launched by the United States and Israel against Iran – and the subsequent closure of the Strait of Hormuz – have put energy issues at the top of the agenda.

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AI road safety cameras are fuelling a surge in driver fines. Are they fair?

Artificial intelligence (AI) road safety cameras have been rolling out across Australia, resulting in a large number of fines.

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Excise cut could fuel violence, illicit cigs tsar says

Black market tobacco outweighs legal sales in Australia, but lowering the excise alone would not drive smokers off dodgy darts, Australian Border Force says.

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Holocaust survivor now fears being Jewish in Australia

A holocaust survivor and businessman has told an anti-Semitism inquiry he was not prepared for the way Australia changed after the October 7 attacks on Israel.

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Australia turns to Japan to help soften 'global shocks'

Australia will be less vulnerable to global events such as the fuel crisis after signing a series of agreements with Japan, Anthony Albanese says.

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Our national energy transition is a rare opportunity to enrich and reward Australian workers

A good national prosperity strategy won’t just replace one industry with another; it will restore confidence across middle Australia along the way

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How to conserve your dragon – and avoid losing Australia’s most imperilled reptile for a second time

Melbourne zoo’s new breeding centre hopes to safeguard the future of the critically endangered Victorian grassland earless dragon

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Most Unusual Pet in the World- You Won’t Believe These Choices

For most people, the word “pet” brings to mind a dog waiting at the door or a cat curled up by the window. Yet around the world, some animal lovers are drawn to creatures that feel almost unreal. They are tiny gliders that seem to fly, amphibians that can regrow…

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From controller to camera — this photography sim is the ultimate training tool for your next shoot in the real outdoors

From Iceland to Italy and Japan to Australia, Lushfoil Photography Sim faithfully recreates beautiful landscapes to explore with your virtual camera and lenses

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A barrel of fun as Gilmore stars at Snapper Rocks

Stephanie Gilmore and Ethan Ewing are leading the Australian charge at the Gold Coast Pro, but Jack Robinson and Molly Picklum have bombed out.

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Aussie curlers on top of the world with historic win

Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt have claimed curling world championship gold, coming months after the pair devastatingly missed qualifying for the Winter Olympics.

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Record-breaking day for Aussies at World Relays

Three Australian records have been set on a spectacular opening day at the World Relays in Botswana.

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Hall of fame honour for late Indigenous music great

The late Indigenous musician Gurrumul has been honoured for his contribution to Australian music as one of six new inductees to the ARIA Hall of Fame.

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Dozens paddle out in Sydney and Newcastle in solidarity with Gaza Flotilla – as it happened

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Insurers, athletes butt heads on concussion coverage

Professional athletes and experts are deeply concerned that players of Australia's most popular sport are losing insurance for traumatic head knocks.

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'All racial hatred': nation faces up to anti-Semitism

Australian Jews will share their experiences of anti-Semitism as a royal commission in the wake of the Bondi terror attack begins public hearings.

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Indian-origin man in critical condition after saving sister in Australia restaurant fire: '70 per cent burns all over his body'

An Indian-origin man is in a critical condition after suffering severe burns while rescuing his sister from a fire that tore through a restaurant in Australia’s Adelaide Hills.

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Sydney is awash with shared ebikes. Is Australia finally falling in love with Lime?

The number of shared ebikes has quadrupled in less than two years, with the lion’s share in Sydney. Operators say they need government help to meet demand

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Under a cloud: the growing resentment against the massive datacentres sprouting across Australian cities

Residents say massive, noisy AI factories with unknown environmental impacts are being rushed into development right next to their homes

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Shaken staff and an author exodus: how a picture book plunged an acclaimed Australian publisher into a crisis over antisemitism

The cancellation of Jazz Money’s children’s book Bila, A River Cycle over comments by the book’s illustrator, Matt Chun, has led to the publisher’s potential collapse

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