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Claressa Shields eyes Britain’s Price after stopping Kaye Scott to reclaim titles

The undisputed heavyweight champion completed a 38lb descent to 160lb before overwhelming the Australian in the sixth round in Atlanta

The Guardian - US · Aug 16

Bangladesh claims historic first win in Australia with 9-wicket victory in 1st test

Bangladesh achieved a remarkable nine-wicket win against Australia in Darwin. Mehidy Hasan Miraz took five wickets, restricting Australia's lead significantly. Cameron Green scored a century, setting a modest target for Bangladesh. Bangladesh chased the target with ease, securing their first win on Australian soil.

The Economic Times · Aug 16

Visa slowdown for backpackers amid migration backlash

Labor has confirmed it is slowing down working visa applications as work continues behind the scenes to settle on a restricted migration scheme.

AAP · Aug 16

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Japan’s defence minister heads to Australia to meet Marles in wake of melon-gate controversy

Discussions to focus on Australia’s acquisition of Mogami-class frigate as Japan plays down Albanese’s podcast comments

The Guardian - AU · Aug 16

Indian business owners in Australia demand stronger police action after spree of burglaries hit Blair Athol

Several Indian-owned businesses in Blair Athol, Australia, experienced early morning burglaries. Shattered glass doors and destroyed cash registers marked the scenes of these break-ins. Local traders Jaspal Singh and Amarjit Bhamra were among the affected business owners. Krunal Patel noted a significant delay in police arrival after reporting the incident.…

The Economic Times · Aug 16

Australia thumped in shock defeat despite Green ton

Bangladesh have secured a historic nine-wicket Test win over Australia in Darwin as the hosts crumbled with the bat again, apart from a Cameron Green century.

AAP · Aug 16

Australia gun buyback to start in November, PM Albanese says

New South Wales will begin a gun buyback program in November. This initiative follows a shooting spree that tragically killed fifteen people. Australians are proud of their gun laws, but firearms numbers are increasing. The buyback aims to be the nation's largest since 1996. Individuals returning firearms can receive up…

The Economic Times · Aug 16

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'I still don't like it': Hanson on gay pride parade

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is still no fan of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, 30 years on from an infamous interview.

AAP · Aug 16

Bangladesh beat Australia by nine wickets on day four of first men’s Test – as it happened

The comprehensive victory in Darwin was the first Test win for Bangladesh on Australian soil

The Guardian - AU · Aug 16

Chalmers rejects Hanson’s call for more super access saying One Nation ‘wants to destroy’ scheme – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU · Aug 15

Australia's system 'not built' for sex crime victims

Advocates are fighting for victims of sexual assault to receive as much legal help as possible against an ancient justice system not built for them.

AAP · Aug 15

Push on to shake up 'best before' and 'use-by' dates

Confusing date labels are leading Australians to bin way too much edible food, as advocates push reform and families seek smarter ways to cut waste.

AAP · Aug 15

World class music expats return home for concerts

Quite possibly the orchestra with the most frequent flyer points, the Australian World Orchestra sees the nation's best musicians return for sellout concerts.

AAP · Aug 15

Pastry shops are displaying their buns uncovered – just don’t bite the merchandise

Despite messy T-shirts and the occasional mouthful of styrofoam, open-air pastry displays are on the rise in Australia. Why? ‘Aesthetics’

The Guardian - AU · Aug 15

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Australia’s ‘pioneer’ colonists profited from slavery. That truth must be acknowledged

The veil is slowly being lifted on the forced or coerced migration – ‘blackbirding’ – of Pacific Islanders for labour

The Guardian - UK · Aug 15

Les Kiss reaps rewards of derring-do approach to Australia’s team selection

Issac Henry, Carlo Tizzano, Charlie Cale and Massimo de Lutiis repay faith shown by Les Kiss, the Wallabies coach, and highlight squad’s strength in depth

The Guardian - AU · Aug 15

Delivery drivers will get minimum wage in Australia’s ‘world-first’ deal. Is it fair – and will Uber Eats cost more?

A closer look at the new rules for gig workers – agreed to by Uber Eats and Doordash – shows ‘minimum wage’ looks a little different than usual

The Canberra Times · Aug 15

The number of new mortgages in Australia are dropping, but not in the ACT

Australians are buying fewer and cheaper houses, new data shows.

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The Economic Times · Aug 15

Worlds Apart: Indian badminton's medal hopes rise against global competition

India hosts the BWF World Championships with a strong medal-winning legacy. Chinese dominance has waned, creating an open field for many contenders. Indian players like PV Sindhu and Satwik-Chirag aim for podium finishes. The men's singles category presents a challenging and unpredictable draw for all. The tournament promises exciting matches…

AAP · Aug 15

'Wrong more than right': quick backs Cummins' toss call

Australia's batsmen faced the toughest conditions on the opening day of the first Test but Josh Hazlewood insists captain Pat Cummins was right to bat first.

The Times of India · Aug 15

In 1975, Chantal Doecke was evacuated from Vietnam to Australia as a newborn; 49 years later, a DNA test revealed the twin brother she never knew existed

Chantal Doecke, an Australian woman, uncovered a remarkable truth about her past through a DNA test: her twin brother, Glenn, has been living just a stone's throw away in Brisbane. Separated at birth during Operation Babylift, their emotional reunion unveils deep connections and reflections on the impact of their wartime…

The Economic Times · Aug 15

"Win is definitely on our mind": Australia's Hazlewood defiant despite all odds vs Bangladesh at Darwin

Australia trails Bangladesh by sixty-seven runs after day three of the first Test match. Josh Hazlewood believes a win remains possible if the pitch offers variable bounce. Bangladesh's bowlers made crucial inroads into Australia's top order on Saturday. Cameron Green and Alex Carey held firm to keep Australia in the…

The Guardian - AU · Aug 15

NSW to begin Australia’s biggest gun buyback in decades in wake of Bondi terror attack

Albanese and Minns said buyback would begin in two phases from 2 November, with state and commonwealth to split costs

The Economic Times · Aug 15

Bangladesh closes in on historic win as Australia's batting woes return on Day 3 of 1st test

Bangladesh is nearing a significant Test cricket victory against Australia. Australia trails by sixty-seven runs with four wickets down at stumps. Cameron Green and Alex Carey are batting to keep Australia afloat. Bangladesh needs six wickets to secure its first Test win in Australia. This series marks the start of…

AAP · Aug 15

Co-captain's brace as Hockeyroos fire up World Cup bid

Claire Colwill proved the difference as Australia opening their women's Hockey World Cup campaign with a win over Japan.

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