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Australia needs to reduce emissions to net zero by 2038 to do ‘fair share’ to contain global heating, analysis shows

Exclusive: Researchers say government’s climate schedule needs to be brought forward by a decade to keep heating to 1.5C

The Guardian - AU

MP issues double dissolution warning – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Desperate mum abandoned newborn baby in wicker chair fearing she'd be deported

New South Wales police made a plea for the mother to come forward, saying she would not face any consequences for abandoning her baby in Sydney, Australia last month

Daily Mirror

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Morning Mail: Wilkinson comments exploited to oppose voice, gas project backers revealed, Ashes on a knife edge

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has emailed supporters asking if they have heard about the attack on her in an effort to raise an ‘urgent’ $130,000 fund

The Guardian - AU

Money, power, influence: How ‘media monsters’ used journalism to cement their empires

Media Monsters, by Sally Young, is indispensable for anyone interested in the dynamics that drive Australian politics.

The New Daily

Wallam left out of Australia's Netball World Cup squad

Donnell Wallam has been surprisingly named as only a travelling reserve in the Diamonds' squad for the Netball World Cup in South Africa from late July.

AAP

Chalmers trumpets new employment growth numbers

Australia is outperforming major advanced economies on employment growth, with more people – and women – working than ever before.

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Japan, U.S., Australia to lay undersea cable

Japan, the United States and Australia plan to jointly create an undersea cable to boost internet access in Pacific island nations with the aim of countering growing Chinese influence in the region.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

10 questions about the Voice to Parliament - answered by the experts

As we start to see the campaign for the Voice referendum gather momentum, there are a lot of Australian voters with genuine questions, trying to understand the proposal and wade through the information – including misinformation and active (that is, intentional) disinformation – that is out there in this public…

The Conversation

All-electric homes are better for your hip pocket and the planet. Here's how governments can help us get off gas

If every Australian household that uses gas went all-electric today, we would “save” more than 30 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions over the next ten years. That’s because there are more than 5 million households on the gas network, and the avoided emissions per home ranges from 5-25 tonnes…

The Conversation

A reciprocating engine of money, power and influence: how Australia's 'media monsters' used journalism to cement their empires

Carl Sagan said that in order to understand the present, it’s necessary to know the past. Nowhere does this apply with greater force than to the Australian media and its place in the nation’s power structure.

The Conversation

England and Bazball are here to save Test cricket. Maybe Australia can too

In their own version of this story England are the heroes. But what if they are not and some proper needle is needed instead?

The Guardian - UK

'My jaw dropped': How Canberra helped Ivan Aristeguieta become an Aussie

"All that time I thought it was about puppies."

The Canberra Times

Australia cloud England’s mood after seeing their own tail washed away

Rain cut day three of the first Ashes Test short but it was the heavy skies that brought it that put paid to England’s openers

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Ollie Robinson defends sweary Ashes send-off after Usman Khawaja dismissal

England bowler Ollie Robinson rejected criticism of his sweary outburst after he bowled Australia’s Usman Khawaja

The Independent UK

Ollie Robinson unrepentant after fired-up celebration in Ashes opener

Tempers rose on day three of a delicately-balanced first Ashes Test.

The Guardian - UK

England and Australia set up shootout as bowlers make their presence felt

The first Ashes Test is set to end in a two-innings shootout with England 35 runs ahead of Australia with two wickets down after the third day at Edgbaston

Bangkok Post

Australia captain Cummins rocks England in 1st Ashes Test

BIRMINGHAM (UNITED KINGDOM) - Australia captain Pat Cummins starred with both bat and ball as the Ashes-holders had the better of a rain-marred third day in the first Test against England in Birmingham on Sunday.

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Daily Mirror

Australia dent England ambition with two key wickets as weather intervenes in Ashes opener

Weather played its part on Day Three of the First Test but Australia will be buoyed after bagging two early wickets as England look to set a competitive total

Evening Standard

Ollie Robinson asks Australia over Usman Khawaja celebration: ‘If you can’t handle that, what can you handle?’

England bowler Ollie Robinson shrugged off his expletive-laden send-off of Australia's Usman Khawaja as “part of the theatre” of Ashes cricket.

The Times of India

ENG vs AUS, 1st Ashes Test: Pat Cummins shines as Australia take control on rain-affected Day 3

NEW DELHI: Australia captain Pat Cummins displayed his all-round brilliance with bat and ball on a rain-marred third day of the first Ashes Test against England in Birmingham. Cummins played a crucial role as Australia enjoyed the upper hand, leaving England reeling at stumps.

AAP

In-form Dolphins swim team to chase world title medals

Australia will send a 38-strong team to next month's world swimming championships in Fukuoka, Japan, with stars like Kaylee McKeown expected to shine.

AAP

Parliament endorses referendum on Indigenous voice

Australians will vote in a referendum later this year to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and enshrine an Indigenous voice in the constitution.

The Independent UK

Australia claim upper hand with quick dismissal of England’s openers

Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley fell in a 20-minute spell between showers.

The Independent UK

Missed chances and rain delays leave England in precarious position in first Ashes Test

England 393-8 dec and 28-2, Australia 386: Two wickets in between rain breaks give the tourists hope as Ben Stokes’s men look to post imposing second innings total

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