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UN committee report slams Australia's 'inhuman' prisons

Prisons and detention centres in Australia have been described as inhuman and degrading by a UN report that claims some cases may amount to torture.

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Watch: Dream start for India against Australia in one-off Test

NEW DELHI: India made a brilliant start in the one-off Test against Australia at the Wankhede Stadium on Thursday as the visitors lost 2 wickets as early as in the second over of the match.

The Times of India

Pakistan's Khurram Shahzad ruled out of Australia series

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's Test squad has suffered a significant setback as pace bowler Khurram Shahzad has been ruled out of the ongoing series against Australia due to a rib fracture and abdominal muscle tear.

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says 'We deepened our partnership with India through Quad'

U.S. strengthens partnership with India, elevates cooperation through Quad with Japan, Australia, and more in 2023.

The Hindu

India dominate Australia on day one of Mumbai Test

India motored along with the bat after their bowlers put the clamps on Australia to take first-day honours, despite Aussie Tahlia McGrath making a half-century.

AAP

One-off Test, India vs Australia: Can the women spin another web?

Australia represent different challenge for hosts who are buzzing after drubbing England

The Times of India

If you've got solar, can you run aircon without worrying about cost? Not quite

You’re inside on a scorching 40°C day, running your air conditioner on full for extended hours. Normally, you might worry about cost – or even the impact on the grid or the environment. But you’ve got solar on your roof, so you should be producing plenty of power to offset your…

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India v Australia: women’s one-off Test, day one – as it happened

Pooja Vastrakar took 4-53 as Australia were skittled out for 219 before Smriti Mandhan and Shafali Verma rattled along in reply

The Guardian - AU

Father Dave the fighting priest still punching on at 61

A three-time Australian of the Year nominee, 61-year-old Anglican priest Father Dave Smith is to return to the ring as the country's oldest professional boxer.

AAP

UN anti-torture watchdog urges Australia to reduce ‘extraordinary’ number of prisoners on remand

Report also calls for spit hoods to be banned and strip searches to be limited after UN visit last year

The Guardian - AU

Mackenzie Arnold AKA Australia’s Minister Of Defence Has Returned To Surprise Fans This Xmas

Saving goals and saving Christmas.

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Injured Pakistan quick Shahzad out of Australia series

Pakistan quick Khurram Shahzad has suffered a painful rib and abdominal injury, ruling him out for the rest of the three-Test series against Pakistan.

AAP

West Indies name undermanned squad for Australia Tests

Key allrounders Jason Holder and Kyle Mayers have opted out of West Indies' Test tour of Australia in preference for lucrative Twenty20 tournaments.

AAP

Unpredictable Perth pitch won't influence MCG's plans

MCG head curator Matt Page insists he will not change his preparation for the Boxing Day Test despite the Optus Stadium pitch rapidly deteriorating last week.

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Australian beachgoers are told to always 'swim between the flags' – but what if there aren't any?

This summer, millions of people will flock to Australia’s beaches – and tragically, not all will survive. Last summer, 54 people drowned along the Australian coast. This included 28 people in New South Wales – the highest number in the state’s recorded history.

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A brief look at the long history of First Nations fashion design in Australia

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains names and images of deceased people, and links to old newspaper stories and research papers using outdated and potentially offensive terminology.

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Beyond Australia’s failed referendum: Truth, treaty and voice in Victoria

Indigenous people are addressing the challenges of colonisation and holding government to account.

Newcastle Herald

Molycop woes may be manufacturing's point of no return

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The Guardian - AU

Pissaladière, tortillas and ice-cream with fish sauce: chefs’ go-to dishes for entertaining at home

From a savoury Niçoise tart topped with olives and anchovies to tortillas with ‘a million’ possibilities, three Australian chefs share their favourite crowd-pleasing foods.

AAP

Crims in sight as new tech blocks wildlife trafficking

Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek wants the book thrown at criminals who attempt to traffic Australian wildlife.

The Conversation

People once lived in a vast region in north-western Australia – and it had an inland sea

For much of the 65,000 years of Australia’s human history, the now-submerged northwest continental shelf connected the Kimberley and western Arnhem Land. This vast, habitable realm covered nearly 390,000 square kilometres, an area one-and-a-half times larger than New Zealand is today.

AAP

Australia rejects US appeal for warships in Red Sea

Australia will send more navy personnel to the Middle East but has rebuffed a US request to deploy a warship to the Red Sea to help secure vital shipping lanes.

The Guardian - AU

Australian travel insurance red flags: missed connections, stolen luggage and preexisting conditions

Travel insurance can be a complicated business for consumers, with caps and exclusions buried deep in fine print. Here’s how to know what you are really covered for

The Guardian - AU

WA bushfires destroy at least one home – as it happened

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Solar and on-shore wind provide cheapest electricity and nuclear most expensive, CSIRO analysis shows

Estimates show small modular nuclear reactors would provide most expensive power and will not be available until 2030

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