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Australian navy rescues adventurer who hit a cyclone while rowing across the Pacific Ocean

An Australian warship has rescued a Lithuanian solo rower who ran into a tropical cyclone while attempting to cross the Pacific Ocean from California

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'People have run on the pitch ...': Ravi Shastri reveals his preferred India XI for semi-final against Australia

NEW DELHI: India secured their place at the top of Group A with a commanding 44-run victory over New Zealand in their final group-stage fixture of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on Sunday at Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

The Times of India

Festival enlivens landmarks of democracy with new hues

Australia's bush capital will be ablaze in colour as an annual festival sheds new and exciting lights on the nation's proudest democratic institutions.

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Local-focused AFL lukewarm on trying a US push

The AFL will continue the campaign to boost its profile in Queensland and NSW, although boss Andrew Dillon won't rule out an NRL-style experiment in the US.

AAP

Dodged tobacco trade warnings led to 'monster' war

The former head of Australian Border Force's tobacco task force said the trade's war wouldn't be the monster it is today if his warnings were heeded.

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What are Hot Promotional Products in Brisbane Right Now?

If you're a business in Australia looking to stand out, there's no better way to leave a lasting impression than with carefully chosen promotional products Brisbane. Whether you're gearing up for an expo, rewarding your team, or just trying to wow potential clients, the right branded merchandise can work wonders.

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Nuclear powers down as global reactor numbers shrink

Fewer nuclear reactors are operating worldwide than early this decade and global renewable power generation is dwarfing the energy source.

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Understanding Institutional Abuse: Legal Rights and Support in Australia

Institutional abuse is a serious question that influences many humans in Australia. This occurs when someone is below strength in court, along with school hospitals, and care centers abusing every other character.

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I’m a medical forensic examiner. Here’s what people can expect from a health response after a sexual assault

An estimated one in five women and one in 16 men in Australia have experienced sexual violence.

The Conversation

Young Socceroos drive optimism in Australia after Asian Cup triumph

The prevailing narrative that the country’s youth are being left behind at the continental level was upended by Trevor Morgan’s fearless side in China

The Guardian - AU

The Evolution of Online Casinos in Australia: A Look at Roo Casino’s Role

The Australian online gambling industry has undergone significant transformation over the past two decades. Once a niche market with limited accessibility, it has now become a multi-billion-dollar sector, driven by technological advancements, regulatory shifts, and changing consumer preferences.

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Oceania Pro League takes shape with 24 applicants

Four Australian football clubs are currently among two dozen chasing slots in the inaugural FIFA-backed Pacific-wide OFC Professional League.

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'Disappointed' Dutton vows to lobby Trump over Ukraine

Australia has offered its bipartisan support for Ukraine after the US threatened to pull its backing from the nation's fight against Russia.

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Australian poetry used to be popular. And it could be again

Dorothea Mackellar’s poem from 1908, My Country, is famous in Australia despite its outmoded colonial assumptions. Many people are able to quote its lines about ragged mountain ranges, droughts and flooding rains.

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Champions Trophy: Australia add young all-rounder to squad ahead of semi-final clash against India

Australia have drafted young all-rounder Cooper Connolly into their ICC Champions Trophy squad as a replacement for the injured Matthew Short, just ahead of their semi-final clash against India in Dubai on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Champions Trophy Digest: India top Group A, set up semi-final clash with Australia

India continued their dominant run in the ICC Champions Trophy, securing a comfortable victory over New Zealand in their final group-stage encounter at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

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Australia's Top 10 Road Trips to Add to your Bucket List

"Standing at the limit of an endless ocean…" Few songs capture the spirit of Australia quite like Great Southern Land. Its sweeping lyrics evoke images of vast horizons, shifting landscapes and the sense of freedom that comes with the open road.

The Times of India

Record-breaking spell! Varun Chakravarthy registers best-ever bowling figures for India on Champions Trophy debut

NEW DELHI: Spinner Varun Chakravarthy made a memorable ICC Champions Trophy debut on Sunday, producing a sensational five-wicket haul as India defeated New Zealand by 44 runs in their final group-stage match at Dubai International Cricket Stadium. His performance helped India secure a semi-final clash against Australia after topping Group…

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Australia bags golden double as Winter Olympics loom

Laura Peel has continued her aerials World Cup golden run while Josie Baff and Cam Bolton have won Australia's first mixed team snowboard cross World Cup gold.

The Guardian - AU

Brisbane ferries suspended ‘until further notice’ – as it happened

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Yellow card for Kaden Groves for early celebration of Philipsen’s victory at Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne

Australian receives fine and relegation with new UCI rule taking effect

The Conversation

Belle Gibson, teenage lives and trying to find the traitors: what we’re streaming this March

This month, as the weather stays high and you’re likely to want to stay under the air-conditioning, our experts have a cornucopia of shows and films they’re watching to suit every mood.

The Conversation

What can you do if you’ve started uni and you don’t like it?

More than 260,000 students across Australia are going to university for the first time.

The Conversation

The WA election campaign has been about big promises, but culture wars are inescapable in contemporary politics

The Western Australian election is less than a week away, and two themes have dominated: big public spending and culture wars.

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Alcohol and gambling firms donate to political parties multiple times. And new rules won’t stop them

Good quality information about when and how alcohol and gambling industries try to influence government decision making should be easily accessible. But in Australia, it’s not.

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