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Nine Entertainment journalists vote for industrial action – as it happened

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‘A perfect storm in Paris’: Australian swimmer Sam Short eyes Olympic treble

The 20-year-old has to juggle a law degree with his sport but is a real chance of winning medals over three distances at the 2024 Games

The Guardian - AU

Pogacar may be the greatest cyclist of all: Cadel Evans

Tadej Pogacar's amazing Tour de France win has left Australia's finest road cyclist Cadel Evans wondering if the Slovenian might be the best of all-time.

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Porsche to put brakes on 1600 luxury electric vehicles

More than 1600 high-end electric sports cars have been recalled over a safety issue, in the second electric car recall in a week.

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‘She can’t be mad for too long’: sisters Jess and Noemie Fox set on Olympic collision course

The Australian paddlers will continue a rich family tradition in Paris where the pair are relishing their healthy sibling rivalry

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Paris Olympics 2024 football schedule in full: Fixtures, UK start times and dates

All you need to know about the football action in Paris this summer

Evening Standard

Morning Mail: Biden quits US election race, luxury ute tax loophole exposed, Piastri takes first F1 win

US president endorses Kamala Harris to lead Democratic ticket just four months before November election

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Most Australian welders are exposed to high levels of dangerous fumes. More than 40,000 may be at risk

Census data show at least 60,000 people are employed as welders in Australia. Welders work in a variety of industries, including construction, manufacturing and mining.

The Conversation

Sodium-ion batteries are set to spark a renewable energy revolution – and Australia must be ready

The extent to which renewables should dominate Australia’s energy grids is a major issue in science and politics. Solar and wind are clearly now the cheapest form of electricity. But limits to these technologies can undermine the case for a renewables-only electricity mix.

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Threats and challenges to Australia’s democracy are well outlined in government report. Now for some action

The Strengthening Australian Democracy report released by Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil this week provides a sophisticated diagnosis of the challenges facing democratic governance around the world. The report also offers a broad prescription of how Australia might meet those challenges.

The Conversation

Compulsory voting in Australia is 100 years old. We should celebrate how special it makes our democracy

For nearly 200 years, the notion of American political exceptionalism has had currency in the United States: it is an idea rooted in the nation’s status as the first modern republic. As we watch from afar, disturbed yet mesmerised by the latest chapter of violent political division in America, the…

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Fox sisters' Olympic milestone is poignant for Meares

Jessica and Noemie Fox's first Olympics together in canoeing is an emotional reminder for Australian team boss Anna Meares about her own sisterly near-miss.

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Welders exposed to 'high level' of dangerous fumes

Welders could develop serious health problems due to the inhalation of dangerous fumes, a study shows, but an industry body says it's managing the issue.

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Toast, Thai curry and hot chips: what Australian Olympic athletes eat before they compete – and how they feast after

Some athletes chase light carbohydrates. Others seek pre-match comfort lasagne. And in Paris, one Olympian will be eating ‘way too much’ of the local cuisine

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Luxury ute tax loophole costs Australians $250m a year, researchers say

The Australia Institute says tax exemption on ‘commercial vehicles’ with no testing requirement is incentivising people to buy utes instead of EVs

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High-profile pre-season tours are a double-edged sword for women’s game

Clubs can make money from travelling abroad but there are concerns over the environment and players’ wellbeing

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Abbie Chatfield Reveals She Thought About Going Into Politics After Her Reality TV Career

Reality TV star and podcaster Abbie Chatfield reveals if she would join Australian politics beyond entertainment ventures.

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Nina Kennedy among three Australians to fine-tune for Olympics with wins in London

Reigning world champion clears 4.85m in women’s pole vault, as Mackenzie Little and Oliver Hoare also win Diamond League events

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Hints on state of economy as cost relief kicks in

Business sector data will offer insights on the health of Australia's economy in the weeks since tax breaks and other cost-of-living support came into effect.

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Aussie sailor's grand plans beyond Paris gold defence

Ahead of his Olympic sailing title defence, Matt Wearn has opened up on his Sail GP aspirations - and the Australian team explain why he'd be a perfect fit.

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Coalition see US voter parallels ahead of election

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor says the shifting appeal of the US Republican Party to blue-collar voters is similar to the coalition's approach.

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‘I’m so sorry, I’ve got cancer’: why do two of every five Australian men die early from preventable conditions?

A new report suggests men are less likely than women to have a trusting relationship with a doctor and so miss out on health literacy and advice

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Aussie swim team coach bullish about Paris prospects

Swimming Australia head coach Rohan Taylor says the Dolphins are privileged to set a tone for Australia's overall campaign at the Paris Olympics.

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Aussie cliff diver Iffland nails Northern Ireland win

Australia's Rhiannan Iffland has won the latest women's round of the Cliff Diving World Series in Northern Ireland to extend her overall standings lead.

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'Teething issues' to linger after global IT outage

A senior government minister is warning it could be up to two weeks before Australia's systems return to normal after the hugely disruptive CrowdStrike outage.

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