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Australian economy grew 0.2% in first three months of the year, the slowest since Covid lockdowns

Jim Chalmers says higher interest rates and cost-of-living pressures are squeezing household budgets and slowing the economy

The Guardian - AU

India vs Australia WTC Final: Another shot at elusive Test crown for Team India

India resume search for World Test Championship title but Australia will pose formidable challenge at The Oval

The Times of India

Australia security pact 'stigma' must be removed -Vanuatu PM

(Fixes typo in paragraph 2)

Reuters

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Work more, cut back: RBA boss’s message to struggling Aussies

Economic growth across Australia slowed to 0.2 per cent in the March quarter, as households continued to tighten their belts.

The New Daily

WTC final | Oval pitch will assist spinners, a good venue for India: Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar reckons the spin-friendly Oval pitch will make India a confident side going into the World Test Championship final against Australia and their tweakers could become doubly dangerous if they are able to get “that drift” and make the ball talk in the air.

The Hindu

WTC final | Ajinkya Rahane will have his work cut out: Sanjay Manjrekar

Ahead of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia in London, former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar backed Ajinkya Rahane who is returning to the Indian side after 18-19 months. India will take on Australia in the final of the ICC World Test Championship at The Oval from June 7…

The Hindu

Andy Flower joins Australia support staff ahead of WTC final versus India

Former England coach and currently in charge of the IPL franchise Lucknow Super Giants, Andy Flower has joined the Australian camp ahead of the World Test Championship final against India, starting on June 7 at The Oval.

The Hindu

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Giant tree-kangaroos once lived in unexpected places all over Australia, according to major new analysis

Kangaroos are an enduring symbol of Australia’s uniqueness. To move, they do what no other large mammals do: they hop along on oversized hind legs. So you may be surprised to learn that some kangaroos live in trees, and are among the most endearing and threatened of all marsupials.

The Conversation

Inflation-beating pay rises can’t be widespread: RBA

RBA governor Philip Lowe says the lowest-paid workers need to be insulated from high inflation but a surge in wages across the board could be a problem.

The New Daily

Contentious Australia-first rent bidding revamp shelved

A new advocate for renters will get pricing powers more quickly after the NSW government parked a controversial proposal that was broadly criticised.

The New Daily

Ships of shame can't be accepted as part of Australia's port system

Ships in Newcastle have had their share of infamy.

Newcastle Herald

Morning Mail: military ‘will be stronger’ for war crimes inquiry, Ukraine dam disaster, Harry in the stand

Defence chief says Brereton report will, in time, reap ‘positive effect’, Ukraine faces ecological crisis after dam collapse, Prince Harry takes to the witness stand

The Guardian - AU

Nature religions are growing in Australia – though witchcraft was illegal in some territories just 10 years ago

Nature religions, commonly described as Paganism (or neo-Paganism), are growing in Australia. In the last Census, 33,148 people claimed affiliation with a nature religion: including Animism, Druidism, and the many traditions of Wicca, the most practised Pagan pathway.

The Conversation

'I can’t get it out of my mind': new research reveals the suffering of people whose dogs died after eating 1080 poison baits

Use of sodium fluoroacetate poison baits – commonly known as 1080 – to kill unwanted animals is widespread in Australia. But it occurs largely out of sight and out of mind. We may see signs warning the baits have been laid, but we rarely see the consequences.

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The Canberra Times

Free period products will soon be available in a range of public spaces

The ACT will be the first Australian jurisdiction to pass legislation.

The Hindu

A climax at the summit: on the World Test Championship in London today

Summit clashes such as the World Test Championship are loaded with extra pressure and India and Australia will step onto the turf on Wednesday as equals

The Hindu

All set for titanic clash in pursuit of Test cricket’s holy grail

India will want to make amends for the inaugural WTC final held at Southampton in 2021 when New Zealand cruised home by eight wickets in a rain-affected encounter. Australia stands in the way this time around, as India takes another shot at redemption.

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How to watch the World Test Championship final online: stream the Test online

Here's how you can watch the ICC World Test Championship final online, which is Australia v India beginning Wednesday, June 7.

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What will the weather be like at the 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand?

Australia and New Zealand will be experiencing their winter time when the tournament kicks off in late July

TechRadar

How to watch Paris 2024 Olympics: live streams, schedule, opening ceremony and latest news

Here's how to watch a free Paris 2024 Olympics live stream from anywhere, with France set to serve as the host of the Summer Games for the first time in a century.

The Guardian - AU

Unesco praises Albanese government for efforts to protect Great Barrier Reef

Commitments to improve water quality and reduce stress from commercial fishing could mean the reef avoids going on world heritage danger list

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s military will emerge stronger after ‘confronting’ war crime inquiry, defence chief says

Exclusive: Gen Angus Campbell says Brereton inquiry will have ‘profound, broad-based and ultimately very positive effect’ on ADF

The Guardian - AU

Commonwealth Bank fined a record $3.55m for breaching spam laws with millions of emails

Australian Communications and Media Authority says bank sent 65m customer emails that breached Spam Act

The Guardian - AU

Death of the cheque by 2030 as Australia embraces digital payment reforms

Jim Chalmers says phasing out will be ‘gradual, coordinated and inclusive’ as he announces modernisation plan

The Guardian - AU

Reward or redemption? World Test Championship final looks entirely different for Australia and India

While the two nations face off at The Oval, cricket fans will also be wondering about the future of the fixture

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