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After the fastest fifty and hundred in Test history, India surpass Australia to become...

NEW DELHI: India has achieved yet another remarkable milestone in Test cricket by becoming the fastest team to score 200 runs in an innings. This feat came soon after Indian batters broke records for the fastest fifty and fastest hundred in the longest format of the game during the second…

The Times of India

What does Australia defeat mean for England ahead of West Indies series?

Captain Jos Buttler is expected to return for the trip to the Caribbean.

The Independent UK

'Fighting hate': special envoy to combat Islamophobia

As tensions rise in Australia over continuing conflict in the Middle East, a global expert has been appointed the nation's special envoy to combat Islamophobia.

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Bryan Adams announces Roll With The Punches UK arena tour

Bryan Adams' So Happy It Hurts tour hits mainland Europe this week, but the Canadian's next UK dates are already on the schedule

Louder

New research reveals why the mighty Darling River is drying up – and it’s not just because we’re taking too much water

Water flows in mainland Australia’s most important river system, the Murray-Darling Basin, have been declining for the past 50 years. The trend has largely been blamed on water extraction, but our new research shows another factor is also at play.

The Conversation

'Ek hi over...': When Sachin Tendulkar 'turned' the game in India's favour against Australia in historic Eden Gardens Test

NEW DELHI: The historic Eden Gardens Test between India and Australia is mostly remembered for Harbhajan Singh's hat-trick and the historic partnership between VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid.

The Times of India

Parent groups urge total ban on child social media use

No child should be allowed to access social media networks in Australia, an inquiry has heard, and parents would also benefit from a blanket ban.

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Snakes are waking up. What should you do if you’re bitten? And what if you’re a long way from help?

From the creeks that wind through inner city Melbourne to the far outback in Western Australia, snake season is beginning.

The Conversation

Criticism as British Australian public servant Aftab Malik appointed new Islamophobia envoy

Some question the appointment of an official who has worked on controversial countering violent extremism programs

The Guardian - AU

'Pitiful' funding for 'looming catastrophe' of bird flu

Pressure is mounting on the federal government to pour more money into bird flu preparations, amid warnings Australia's worst ecological disaster is looming.

AAP

India's GenNext looks to 'Test' red-ball mettle against Australia

CHENNAI: The India U-19 team is set to step into unfamiliar territory.

The Times of India

Australia learned lessons on white-ball tour of England – for good and ill

The touring side acquired useful knowledge over the course of the T20 and ODI series but failed to find out more about some newer players

The Guardian - AU

How Aussie Culture Influences the Popularity of Progressive Jackpot Pokies

Discover the top online pokies in Australia, featuring high payouts, exciting themes, and big jackpots. Play your favorite slots with the best bonuses available for Aussie players.

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How do economists judge Australia’s response to the COVID pandemic?

It was only a matter of time before someone wrote a book about Australia’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. I was expecting it to come from an eminent epidemiologist or public health expert, but it has been written by two economists. As an epidemiologist who covered the pandemic closely for…

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Marsh happy how new faces are shining for Australia

It was a testing cricket tour marred by injury and illness, but Mitch Marsh reckons that, with another big trophy snaffled, Australia's UK trip was a success.

The Conversation

Can Australia prosecute foreigners for genocide overseas? Here’s how our atrocity laws work

The onslaught in the Middle East has brought to the world’s attention once again the “crime of crimes”, genocide.

The Guardian - AU

Wallabies make gains but need wins to capitalise on golden decade ahead

Joe Schmidt has overseen progress since taking the reins but no one at Rugby Australia HQ will be grinning until its teams start winning

The Guardian - AU

Police allegedly pepper-sprayed 13-year-old at Sydney rally, legal observers say – as it happened

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Australian optimism tempered over Chinese stimulus

Australia has welcomed a major Chinese stimulus as its stalling economy has flow-on effects but the treasurer has warned about being overly optimistic.

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O'Connor silver puts Aussie cycling on top of the world

Ben O'Connor has been left proud at winning silver in the men's road race which has put Australia on top of the world championship medal table.

Evening Standard

England collapse to Australia ODI series loss despite Ben Duckett century

Hosts capitulate to spin in Bristol decider before rivals beat the rain to win on DLS

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Jim Chalmers to confirm big budget surplus, Israel launches Yemen strikes, Tim Winton writes of our shared anguish

Treasurer points to lower spending; Israel shows no signs of de-escalation in new wave of strikes

The Conversation

In parts of Australia, unborn babies aren’t legally seen as people. Here’s why that needs to change

In October 2023, a Victorian woman, Elodie Aldridge, was driving home from a midwife appointment when her car was hit by a four-wheel drive. Aldridge was 34 weeks pregnant with her son, Remi. She suffered significant injuries including a broken wrist, hip and pelvis. Her son Remi died in utero.

The Conversation

What’s behind the spate of arts leadership departures in Australia? Perhaps a mismatch of values

The past few months has seen the sudden departure of leadership from some of the country’s most prestigious artistic companies: the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Queensland Ballet, Queensland Theatre, Opera Australia and the Adelaide Festival.

The Conversation

Artists, social climbers and mermaids: 10 Australian women who followed their dreams to the US in the early 20th century

Why would early 20th-century Australian women travel across the Pacific to the United States? And if they left, why wouldn’t they go to England, the “mother country”, where there was a proper cup of tea? The US was no feminist utopia. It did not give federal voting rights to women…

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