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Australia keep faith in opening bat, recall big guns

Australia's selectors have kept the faith in opener Jake Weatherald and recalled a trio of big guns for the looming two-Test series against Bangladesh.

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Walsh anoints replacement as Sevens eye LA Games

Reg Tayler will take over from Tim Walsh as part of Australia's women's rugby sevens succession plan ahead of the Los Angeles Olympics.

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Australians aim big, but thinking extra smalls at Games

Athletes from Australia have been given some prescient advice about packing to help manage one of the unintended effects of this scaled-down Commonwealth Games.

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Morning Mail: Online networks target children with ‘gamified’ violence, Seven’s Hanson pitch, Burnham takes power

We reveal how organised networks are pushing youngsters into brutal and degrading acts

The Guardian - AU

Sharon AI Sends Massive Market Signal With $1.32 Billion Deal. How to Play SHAZ Stock Here.

Sharon AI has signed a $1.32 billion cloud computing deal in New Zealand, its latest contract as AI infrastructure demand keeps outpacing supply.

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Google wants to release 16 million sterile mozzies. Our Australian tests offer a valuable lesson

In the United States, Google’s (now Alphabet) Debug initiative has asked the federal government for permission to release up to 32 million sterilised male mosquitoes in California and Florida.

The Conversation

Chinese companies are taking over the EV market. What’s behind their meteoric rise?

If producing electric vehicles (EVs) was an Olympic sport, China would be dominating the medals podium.

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Trump has $1,000 baby accounts. In contrast, Australia delivers a lifetime of savings

Why is the US president now handing out US$1,000 to American babies – and what does it have to do with a retirement system built on the other side of the world?

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Workers 'forced' to accept AI systems or leave jobs

The federal government's plans for AI are unrealistic and could put Australian workers at risk, including through unethical practices, an expert warns.

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Why this Australian striker left A-League for Ukraine

With limited interest in his services in Australia, ex-A-League striker Nathanael Blair has opted to test himself in Ukraine.

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We've ranked the medal prospects of 20 regional Comm Games stars

The scaled-down Games is still a big dream for regional stars.

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'Real desire': gas tax on the cards at Labor conference

Calls for a 25 per cent tax on gas exports could come to a head on the floor of Labor's national conference, as advocates say momentum is growing for the move.

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'Security levy': Jewish parents face extra schools cost

Parents are absorbing the costs of hiring armed guards at Jewish schools, with an inquiry told government funding caveats are complicating security efforts.

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'Just as motivated': Wagstaff back for 3x3 Games tilt

Basketballer Jesse Wagstaff will return for his third Commonwealth Games and says Australia will face a tough draw in the men's 3x3 competition.

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Minister 'bias' in major gas project extension approval

A federal minister has been accused in court of favouring an energy giant over the environment by agreeing to extend the life of a major gas project.

The Guardian - AU

Australian ski resorts smash July climate records with temperatures 12C above average

Resorts in New South Wales and Victoria face a warm and dry start to the season with only sporadic falls of natural snow in many alpine areas

The Guardian - AU

Australia has embraced sauna culture. It’s time to do it naked

With new saunas popping up apace, getting our gear off should be normalised. Sweating into towels feels more hygienic than a mandatory swimsuit

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Australia has had housing crises before: what can we learn from them?

When governments make access to housing more equitable, it’s because they recognise its social and economic value

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At-home STI test pulled from Australian shelves after failing to detect infections

Exclusive: TGA finds Touch Biotechnology test for chlamydia and gonorrhoea ‘is not reliable’ and has affected an unspecified number of people

LiveScience

British vial of smallpox scabs triggered the devastating 1789 outbreak among Indigenous Australians, study finds

It's long been debated what started the devastating 1789 smallpox outbreak among Indigenous Australians. Now, a new modeling study has the likely answer.

The Guardian - UK

Mockbuster review – how to survive the nightmare of directing a terrible low-budget horror film

Struggling to make it in Australia, aspiring director Anthony Frith cold-calls the team behind Sharknado and bites off more than he can chew in this making-of documentary

The Conversation

Israel attacks Labor’s draft platform on Israel-Gaza conflict

The Israeli embassy has made an extraordinary intervention in Australian domestic politics, criticising aspects of the draft party platform on the Israel-Gaza conflict that goes to Labor’s national conference in Adelaide this week.

The Economic Times

KPMG Australia fines staff up to $126,000 for 'unacceptable' misconduct in audit scandal

KPMG Australia has penalized seven staff members for misusing confidential client information. Financial penalties up to A$180,000 were imposed after an internal audit leak probe. This scandal has already led to the resignations of the firm's CEO and other senior leaders. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission is also investigating…

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Regional peace tops agenda for ASEAN foreign ministers

Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong has headed to the Philippines for an ASEAN meeting, where maintaining regional peace will be a key topic.

The Conversation

The government’s response to Islamophobia report is big on lofty ideals, short on details

The Albanese government has handed down its response to its special envoy’s report on Islamophobia in Australia, ten months after it was tabled. Despite some positive steps forward, the response doesn’t go nearly far enough to address the scope of the problem.

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