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Bill proposing South Australians seeking later abortions give birth tantamount to ‘forced birth’, Greens say

Proposed legislation says those seeking an abortion after 27 weeks and six days would have to either keep the baby or adopt it out

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'Whether he gets past Sachin Tendulkar or not...': Ian Bell believes Joe Root is England's greatest Test batsman

NEW DELHI: Even if Joe Root is unable to surpass Sachin Tendulkar's incredible record of 15,921 runs, he will be remembered as England's greatest batsman in Test cricket, according to his former teammate Ian Bell.

The Times of India

Australia brings vineyard diplomacy to India trade meet

Agriculture and dairy remain contentious issues as Australia and India negotiate a trade agreement, with both government's looking to milk more investment.

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'Virat Kohli has lost momentum, can't beat Sachin Tendulkar's record'

Virat Kohli hasn't had the ideal beginning to India's crucial 10-Test run in the next four months, failing in the two innings of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai. It has once again ignited the debate if the batting legend is past his prime, with former Australia spinner Brad…

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Australians sent into panic as authorities issue tsunami warning – then say it was just a test

Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) in Australia issues tsunami alert over an 8.2 magnitude earthquake off New Zealand before cancelling it moments later

The Guardian - AU

Record-breaking storms leave Uluru with waterfalls

Thunderstorms have swept through central Australia, breaking the rainfall record for the region's mid-year dry season.

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The BoM Freaked Out Mass Aussies By Sending Out A Fictional Tsunami Warning As A Test

“Nothing quite like a casual tsunami warning to get the heart rate up on a Wednesday.”

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Australia-China ministers meet amid rocky trade impasse

Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Chinese counterpart Wang Yi have met to discuss remaining trade impediments and security concerns straining the relationship.

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At 2.7%, Australian inflation is back within the RBA zone. Here’s why that matters

A closely watched measure of Australian inflation dived in the month of August, plunging from 3.5% in July to just 2.7%.

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Swing and a miss? Why golf in Australia is struggling to attract women and girls

Prestigious Victorian golf club 13th Beach Golf Links, famed for award-winning courses and hosting the Victorian Open, has found itself in the middle of a controversy.

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Why is the Reserve Bank independent from government, and why does it matter?

Negotiations over reforms to the Reserve Bank of Australia this week took an unprecedented turn when the Greens demanded the government use its reserve powers to immediately cut interest rates.

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How do women with disability and LGBTQIA+ people experience menopause?

After hearing about the experiences of the diverse spectrum of people across Australia, the Senate inquiry into issues relating to menopause and perimenopause has released its final report with 25 recommendations.

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3rd ODI: England end Australia's winning streak with Harry Brook show

In a thrilling encounter at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday, England' captain Harry Brook led his team to a 46-run victory against the world champions Australia, keeping their hopes alive in the five-match ODI series.

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Katy Perry Is Bringing Her The Lifetimes Tour To Australia In 2025: Here’s How To Get Tickets

“It’s been a long time, but I feel like I’m totally ready for it.”

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Can we find hidden graves of murder victims with soil imaging? New Australian study gives it a try

To avoid being caught, murderers often attempt to hide bodies using various methods. This can include shallow or deep burials, submersion in water, encasing in concrete or even disposing of remains in rubbish bins and suitcases.

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Wayne Bennett call prompted Arnold's Socceroos exit

An honesty session with Wayne Bennett kick-started Graham Arnold's Socceroos exit, the former Australia manager has revealed.

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Big states still truant in school funding stoush

Pressure is mounting on some of Australia's biggest states after Tasmania became the third jurisdiction to agree to the Commonwealth's school funding deal.

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Peter Dutton has failed to address the extremely high cost of nuclear – but it can only increase power bills

The Coalition has sought to downplay high construction costs overseas. Our research shows what it would mean for Australia

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Zampa absence shows why he's Australia's white-ball MVP

Adam Zampa has proved a big miss for Australia after he was too unwell to play in the third ODI and his absence helped England bounce back into the series.

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Greens MP invokes Whitlam in public housing push – as it happened

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Morning Mail: thousands flee airstrikes in Lebanon, NSW police data revealed, supermarket pricing tricks

Israel launches more bombing raids but says it does not plan a ground invasion; Redfern Legal Centre (RLC) releases ‘police accountability dashboard’

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Relief for Harry Brook as maiden hundred sets up much-needed win

Brook made 110 not out as England beat Australia by 46 runs on Duckworth-Lewis-Stern.

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Where do we stash the equivalent of 110 Sydney harbour bridges? That’s the conundrum Australia faces as oil and gas rigs close

Oil and gas wells are dotted off Australia’s shores. They involve huge steel structures fixed firmly to the sea floor, and thousands of kilometres of pipelines.

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Why do people breach their bail? Our research shows it’s not because they’re committing more crimes

In Australia and most countries, everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Because of this, keeping someone in detention before trial comes with serious legal, practical and human-rights consequences, not just for the person accused but also for their family and for society.

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The ‘new’ antisemitism conflates criticism of Israel with prejudice against Jews. But it’s complicated

Since the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel nearly a year ago, and the subsequent ongoing war on Gaza, there have been widespread claims that antisemitism is globally on the rise. Attacks on Jewish synagogues and businesses, some of them uncomfortably close to home, bear this out.

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