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Jay Vine reboots from ‘stop-start’ season for Tour Down Under title defence

‘I would sum 2023 up as eventful. I secured two major goals of my own - wearing green and gold and winning Down Under’ says Australian

Cycling News

The Kid LAROI Is Touring Australia In February 2024 So Alert The Group Chat ASAP

The tour is off the back of the Kid Laroi's highly anticipated studio album The First Time, which was released late last week.

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Morning Mail: David Cameron’s surprise return to UK government, national poll backs Palestinians, Trump ‘echoed Hitler’

Former UK prime minister returns to cabinet after Braverman sacking

The Guardian - AU

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Albanese argues for political settlement in Middle East

As the prime minister outlined to caucus his approach to the Middle East conflict, a poll has found 36 per cent of Australians believe the country is less safe.

AAP

Black Caps play like they have nothing to lose – which should make India wary

India are the team to beat at their home World Cup but New Zealand will relish the chance to rain on their parade

The Guardian - UK

Our mapping project shows how extensive frontier violence was in Queensland. This is why truth-telling matters

First Nations people please be advised this article speaks of racially discriminating moments in history, including the distress and death of First Nations people.

The Conversation

Fire is consuming more than ever of the world's forests, threatening supplies of wood and paper

A third of the world’s forests are cut for timber. This generates US$1.5 trillion annually. But wildfire threatens industries such as timber milling and paper manufacturing, and the threat is far greater than most people realise.

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Bandt backs students over climate protests – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Nigel Farage and Guardian critic Grace Dent to appear on I’m a Celebrity

First Dates’ Fred Sirieix and Jamie Lynn Spears among others heading to Australian jungle for reality show

The Guardian - UK

How Does ‘NCIS’ Hold Up When Franchise Ventures to Australia?

‘NCIS: Sydney’ debuts on CBS November 14

Broadcasting & Cable

From Slip! Slop! Slap! to Menstruation Blues: the newest Sounds of Australia

The National Film and Sound Archive has updated its registry.

Newcastle Herald

Remembrance Day reminds us that we forget about nation's past wars

'Shame on Australia for its selective memory'

Newcastle Herald

A Kiwi in super-rich, super-anxious Monaco

An author of a juicy novel set in Monaco shares a sad story of younger woman, older man syndrome

Newsroom.co.nz

Sunsmart campaign slip slop slaps into national archive

The Slip Slop Slap! campaign jingle is one of 11 pieces of audio selected for the Sounds of Australia registry.

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Make it law: young Australians want healthy environment

Young people believe the right to a healthy environment should be set in law as Australia is accused to falling behind other nations.

AAP

Australia's rental market woes go from bad to worse

Regional areas in the Sunshine State are now the most unaffordable places for renters to live, as affordable housing concerns spread beyond capital cities.

The Times of India

Won't play next World Cup, but not yet retiring from ODIs: Mitchell Starc

NEW DELHI: Australia's veteran left-arm fast pacer Mitchell Starc on Monday said that he does not intend to participate in the next ODI World Cup, although he has no immediate plans to retire from the format.

The Times of India

World Cup: Temba Bavuma trains full tilt despite discomfort ahead of semifinal against Australia

NEW DELHI: Despite struggling with poor form and a hamstring injury, South Africa skipper Temba Bavuma on Monday displayed sheer determination during training session leading up to their World Cup semifinal against Australia at Eden Gardens in Kolkata on Thursday.

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Al Jazeera

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: Five things we learned in the group stage

With the semifinals fast approaching, Al Jazeera goes through the main takeaways from a lively and lengthy group stage.

The Independent UK

Riding the Double-Decker of Success: Aussie brand City Beach hits UK streets

For more than thirty years, City Beach has epitomised the relaxed Australian way of life, encapsulating the essence of adventure and individuality that defines the Australian spirit. City Beach is more than a mere fashion label, it embodies the sense of adventure, freedom, and discovery that is synonymous with the…

The Guardian - AU

Sounds of Australia: Slip, Slop, Slap and Menstruation Blues join national archive

Cancer Council’s 1980s sun safety campaign and Robyn Archer’s five-minute musical rant are among 11 recordings deemed of cultural significance in 2023

The Guardian - AU

More Australians support providing assistance to Palestine than Israel in Gaza conflict, Essential poll finds

But majority want Australia to stay out of the conflict entirely as less than a third of those polled approve of federal government’s response

The Guardian - AU

‘It’s Warlpiri identity’: Indigenous photos, drawings and sacred objects come home after 60 years

Anthropologist Nancy Munn studied the Warlpiri people from 1956 to 1958. Now, with the repatriation of her collection to Australia, a younger generation is reunited with its ancestral heritage

Evening Standard

Harriet Dart celebrates Billie Jean King Cup win with 6am flight to Japan

Late replacement claimed the winning point against Sweden in London and is now heading to Asia in a bid to qualify for the Australian Open

The Independent UK

Australia to issue national apology to citizens affected by ‘Thalidomide birth defects’

‘The thalidomide tragedy is a dark chapter in the history of our nation and the world’

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