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Bartlett ready to rip in at the Gabba to upset Pakistan

Australian quick Xavier Bartlett wants to challenge Pakistan's top order with aggressive new-ball bowling in his first international appearance at the Gabba.

AAP

EXCLUSIVE | 'Hum Rohit Sharma ki kaptaani mein... ': Former chief selector makes bold prediction

NEW DELHI: Team India clinched back-to-back Border-Gavaskar Trophy victories in Australia — first under Virat Kohli’s captaincy in 2018-19 and then under Ajinkya Rahane in 2020-21. Now, with Rohit Sharma leading the side, India are aiming for an unprecedented third straight series win on Australian soil.

The Times of India

Better grocery competition in duopoly-free markets

German discounter Aldi believes grocery competition is stronger in markets that aren't dominated by two major players, like Australia's duopoly.

AAP

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Australia turns 'desi' for Border Gavaskar Trophy - Here's how

The Australian media is celebrating one of the biggest face-offs in Test cricket, India vs Australia, in style as News Corp Australia has announced an eight-page wrap in English, Hindi and Punjabi in their print and digital editions to cover the five Tests of the coming Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT).

The Times of India

CA to continue supporting exiled Afghanistan cricketers

Women cricketers from Afghanistan who are now based in Australia will continue to receive support from Cricket Australia, boss Nick Hockley says.

AAP

Border-Gavaskar Trophy: India not feeling the Perth pangs yet

Coach Gambhir bats for struggling KL Rahul to open if Rohit doesn't play the first Test

The Times of India

The Unique Appeal of Modular Sofas and Their Distinct Advantages

For many Australian homeowners, comfort and style are essential when selecting furniture, particularly sofas, which are often the centrepiece of a living space. But in recent years, the humble couch has undergone a transformation, with modular sofas leading the way in style, functionality, and flexibility.

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Virat Kohli 'looks set to be farewelled', writes Australian media

Virat Kohli is undoubtedly in the twilight of his career, and while the lack of runs, especially in 2024, may suggest he is well past his prime, there are many who believe the batting icon still has a fair bit of cricket left in him and may rediscover himself during…

The Times of India

Offshore detainees 20 times more at risk of trauma

Refugees detained offshore by Australia were 20 times more likely to develop PTSD compared with those detained onshore for less than six months, a study found.

AAP

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are incredibly tough men: Gautam Gambhir

Gambhir lays into Aussie great Ponting, says he should be more worried about his team than India as squad departs for BGT

The Times of India

PM jets for trade talks in Peru as Trump tariffs loom

Australia will join leaders and officials from 20 global economies at a major trade summit as it works to diversify its economic relationships into Asia.

AAP

Travel schedule could change after ODI series belting

The packed international cricket schedule is again under the spotlight after an under-strength Australia suffered a historic ODI series defeat to Pakistan.

AAP

Architect delivers a big home truth on Aussie housing

An architectural labyrinth has been installed at the National Gallery of Victoria - and its footprint is the size of the average newly-built Australian house.

AAP

‘Days of severe storms’ to rumble across Australia, with hail and millions of lightning strikes expected

Low pressure troughs sitting over swaths of the country are being charged by warmer-than-average ocean temperatures, weather expert says

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Australia Moves To Keep Its Banks In The Pacific

Australia will move to stem the exodus of its banks from the Pacific Islands, the country's top economic official said, as concerns mount that China could bolster its influence by filling in the gaps.

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Yengi chasing Socceroos start, in Robertson's ear

Kusini Yengi wants to show coach Tony Popovic he can lead the Socceroos' attack while he has been in friend Alex Robertson's ear about playing for Australia.

The Guardian - AU

Man who ‘discarded’ wife after tricking her into leaving Australia jailed for exit trafficking

Victorian sentenced to more than four years in prison after leaving wife ‘grief-stricken and traumatised’ in Sudan

The Conversation

Vale Leon Paroissien: the first director of the Museum of Contemporary Art who shaped how Australians experience art

In 1975 when Gough Whitlam opened the Manet to Matisse exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, which had come to Australia from the United States, he proudly proclaimed it was only possible as the Australian government had

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South Asian cricket is booming in Australia. Why is that trend not yet reflected at representative levels?

Junior teams are brim-full of sub-continental influence but a year after a multicultural report state cricket is still to adapt to participation trends

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First three bouts announced for UFC 312 in Australia

The UFC has announced the first three bouts for its pay-per-view return to Sydney in February.

Al Jazeera

In Australia’s outback, youth crime stymies efforts to get tourism on track

Tourism operators in the remote Northern Territory say focus on youth crime is scaring away visitors.

AAP

Trump scepticism 'more widespread than admitted'

Former Labor foreign minister Bob Carr is casting doubt on the genuineness of public comments from ministers downplaying the impacts of a Trump presidency.

The Conversation

Anticipation in sports: why do some athletes seem to be one step ahead of their opponents?

With less than 30 seconds remaining in the Australia-Belgium women’s basketball bronze medal game at the Paris Olympics, Belgium was trailing by three points and on the attack, advancing the ball to a player for what seemed an uncontested three-point shot to tie the game.

AAP

Tough penalties under laws to tame tobacco turf war

Victoria will become the last Australian state to make businesses have a licence to sell tobacco, but the police boss says laws won't end a turf war overnight.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Australia could ‘flip’ to renting nation, gender health gap increasing, Rebel Wilson accused

Research shows three out of five renters will never become owners

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