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Koala numbers crashed across Australia 100,000 years ago. Global glacial cycles are likely to blame

It’s surprising how easy it is to see a koala every day in Australia’s major cities.

The Conversation

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Clean energy COP hits fossil fuel phase-out demands

International climate talks will centre on electrification amid criticism the controversial fossil fuel phase-out agenda is largely missing in action.

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Rugby league international Kane Evans comes out as gay in a TV interview

Ex-rugby league international Kane Evans has come out as gay, becoming the first high-level player in Australia to do so in decades

The Independent UK

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Apple's souped-up Siri could enlist more Aussie AI fans

Putting powerful artificial intelligence features inside a popular smartphone could change Australia's use of the technology and recruit more users.

AAP

Modern slavery investigators urged to follow the money

Conviction rates on modern slavery are around one per cent of reports, leading to calls for fresh thinking on how to investigate the crime.

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FED:Aussie exports face billion-dollar hit from US tariffs

Donald Trump is seeking to impose tariffs he has said are aimed at targeting slavery, which would cost Australia more than $1 billion a year.

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Parliament House interviews are AI-generated fakes

Some social media users are struggling to tell that apparent TV interviews with everyday Australians discussing politics outside the nation's parliament are completely synthetic.

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NSW Labor officials investigated over allegedly disguising donations to Minns – as it happened

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FED:US tariffs 'not linked' to Australia's slavery laws

Australia's trade minister says he put forward a strong argument opposing increased US tariffs of 12.5 per cent when he met with his American counterpart.

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Aussie exports face billion-dollar hit from US tariffs

Donald Trump is seeking to impose tariffs he has said are aimed at targeting slavery, which would cost Australia more than $1 billion a year.

The Guardian - AU

Imagining Australia’s path to World Cup glory: who stands in the Socceroos’ way?

The permutations are complex, but a second-place finish in Group D could mean an easier path to the last 16 than topping the group

The Conversation

Italian prosciutto in place of Yunnan ham: how Chinese migrants navigate food in Australia

Chinese food heritage is diverse and vast, and embodies the distinct geographical and historical traces of various cultural identities.

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We Got This Covered

Australia just experienced two shark attacks, one resulting in 3rd fatality in a month within the area, and the other shares how he got away

"The ocean is its home, and we are the ones entering its environment."

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: ‘Less lethal’ police weapons, Pocock on taxing datacentres, and revisiting Strictly Ballroom

The weapons Australian forces use in crowd control but don’t want you to know about; rooftop revolution sees homes outstrip businesses

The Conversation

Getting scammed via a text will be harder from July 1 – but more businesses need to act

From July 1, when you get a text claiming to be from the Australian Taxation Office, Australia Post or any other organisation, the first thing to check for will be one little word: “unverified”.

The Canberra Times

The cracks already showing in Hanson's carefully curated facade

All Australians should be wary of One Nation's next moves.

AAP

SOC:Socceroos striker out to build on dream start

Tete Yengi scored on his Australia debut against Switzerland and the big striker says that's just the start as he heads into the World Cup.

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Socceroos striker out to build on dream start

Tete Yengi scored on his Australia debut against Switzerland and the big striker says that's just the start as he heads into the World Cup.

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