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After a spate of recent stabbings, is knife crime getting worse in Australia?

A string of high-profile stabbing incidents in Australia, including this year’s Bondi Junction attacks, the Wakeley attack on Bishop Mari Emmanuel and last year’s stabbing murder of New South Wales paramedic Steven Tougher, have prompted fears that knife crime is growing out of control.

The Conversation

Scientists have found carbon dioxide on Pluto’s largest moon – offering clues about how it formed

In the outer reaches of our Solar System, 5.7 billion kilometres from the Sun, lies the dwarf planet Pluto. Smaller than Australia, it is an icy world of mountains, glaciers and craters where the average temperature is –232°C.

The Conversation

Crumbl fans duped into buying cookies from fake pop-up for nearly double

Customers slam fake Crumbl cookie pop-up in Australia for its steep prices and ‘stale’ offerings

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Arnold nominated for Asian managerial award

Several Australians have been nominated for Asian Football Confederation awards including ex-Socceroos boss Graham Arnold in the coach of the year category.

AAP

Australia must farewell coal, welcome wind

Letters and Short Takes: Wednesday, October 2

Newcastle Herald

Staying put, some Aussies resist calls to flee Lebanon

Australian Zakie Khoury Daou acknowledges the situation in Lebanon remains precarious as missiles rain down but says she doesn't want to uproot her life.

AAP

Australia Enforces Code To Protect Online Dating Users

New code of conduct introduced by the Australian government to address sexual violence on online dating platforms, with major industry players agreeing to ...

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Can Australian authorities take action against protesters who wave the Hezbollah flag? Should they?

Peter Dutton wants parliament recalled to debate new anti-terror laws. Tony Burke accuses him of wanting ‘to raise the temperature’. What might happen next?

The Guardian - AU

Berry good news as punnet prices plummet: Australia’s best-value fruit and veg for October

Blueberries and strawberries are the best buys of the month, while a latecomer mandarin finds its way onto shelves – and bananas rebound from a wet season.

The Guardian - AU

One in three Australians throwing unwanted clothes in rubbish, survey finds

RMIT-led study recommends a national recycling scheme to reduce the 200,000 tonnes of textiles sent to landfill each year

The Guardian - AU

Glasgow’s 2026 Commonwealth Games needs to showcase an affordable and socially beneficial way of hosting sporting events

When Glasgow was announced as the replacement host of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, it hadn’t fended off much in the way of competition. The Australian state of Victoria had pulled out because of soaring costs, and there was not much appetite elsewhere to stage the event.

The Conversation

WTC Points Table: India's qualification to the final explained

India will face New Zealand in a three-match home series with the first Test slated to begin from October 16 before flying to Australia later this year to play five-match Test series. Read further on Dynamite News:

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How to watch Return to Paradise online from anywhere and for free – right now

The second Death in paradise spin-off takes the franchise to Australia. Here’s how you can watch Return to Paradise online and on TV.

TechRadar

Australia's online dating industry adopts code of conduct to keep users safer

Australia’s government says a code of conduct will be enforced on the online dating industry to better protect Australian users after research found that three-in-four people suffer some form of sexual violence through the platforms

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Qatar Airways is set to acquire 25% of Virgin Australia. Who will be the winners?

Qatar Airways has announced plans to buy a 25% minority stake in Virgin Australia from its owner, US private equity firm Bain Capital.

AAP

Democracy in danger: AI a threat to Aussie elections

Artificial intelligence could harm Australians' trust in the democratic process, the head of the nation's electoral commission says.

The Guardian - AU

Burke accuses Dutton of trying to ‘throw kerosene’ on public debate over Middle East

Home affairs minister says he will cancel visas of people waving Hezbollah flags at rallies as experts point to nuanced community perspectives on group

The Guardian - AU

Australia financially assisting some citizens to leave Lebanon as Israel launches ground incursion

It is thought there are 15,000 Australians in Lebanon, and plans for an emergency evacuation have been in place for months

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Transparency benefits when dealing with 'brazen' China

Australia has been urged to be transparent about near misses with the Chinese military, as the Philippines makes the case for unity when dealing with Beijing.

The Guardian - AU

US VP debate: when and how to watch the Walz-Vance vice-presidential debate in Australia

JD Vance and Tim Walz will participate in a 90-minute debate at 11am AEST on Wednesday – here’s what Australians can expect

AAP

Josh Giddey's NBA pre-season rocked by ankle injury

Australian NBA star Josh Giddey has spent the best part of two months nursing a serious ankle injury suffered during the Boomers' ill-fated Olympic campaign.

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Why Is Legal Drama Over The Crumbl Cookie Pop-Up In Sydney Taking Over TikTok?

I guess that’s how the Crumbl Cookie crumbles.

The Conversation

Enough, already: why humanity must get on board with the concept of ‘sufficiency’

Humanity’s rapacious consumption is more than Earth and its climate can handle, which is driving an ecological crisis. Australians are the worst offenders per person due to our excessive resource use.

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When Does Daylight Saving Start In Australia For 2024 And Do You Lose Sleep?

Daylight saving starts tomorrow for all those who can't comprehend what this means!

The Guardian - AU

See the greenhouse gas impact of Labor’s decision to expand three NSW coalmines

The 1.3bn tonnes of carbon that may be generated by the three projects is more than triple Australia’s entire annual emissions

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