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The Latest Breaking News from Australia

Why did Grant from The Challenge: World Championship leave the game early?

Grant from The Challenge had quite a rough week, from in-fighting with Team Australia to a big mid-challenge flop.

WhatToWatch

Australia’s conservative party declares opposition to Indigenous body: ‘A sad day for the country’

‘I was troubled by dreams and the spectre of Dutton Liberal party’s Judas betrayal of our country’

The Independent UK

Schoolgirl entrepreneur, 11, who makes £110k a month from her business shares lavish shopping haul

Pixie Curtis, from Australia, gave up her education and launched her own small business selling toys alongside her accessory brand Pixie's Bows.

Daily Record

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Crypto exchange Binance has Australian financial services licence cancelled by Asic

Regulator says Binance must cease trading by 21 April after it incorrectly classified hundreds of retail customers as wholesale investors

The Guardian - AU

'Stupid' man charged over missing platypus as animal’s condition is 'unknown’

The 26-year-old unnamed man was captured on CCTV with another woman boarding a train at Morayfield Station in Queensland, Australia on Tuesday morning with the animal wrapped in a towel

Daily Mirror

Severe storms, cold temperatures ahead for Easter break

Australia's eastern coast is set for severe storms over Good Friday followed by plunging temperatures, as a possible cyclone develops in the north.

AAP

Santos CEO derides Greens influence on energy policy

Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher says Australia's energy policies have handed power to the Greens who just want to shut everything down.

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Media companies slam proposed reforms to Australian privacy laws

Coalition of organisations says changes would have ‘devastating impact on press freedom’ and are not in public interest

The Guardian - AU

Australian media companies reject proposed privacy law reforms

Coalition of organisations says changes would have ‘devastating impact on press freedom’ and are not in public interest

The Guardian - AU

Grattan on Friday: the high cost of the Liberals' Voice rejection – for both Peter Dutton and the party

Ken Wyatt made history when he became the first Indigenous member of the House of Representatives in 2010. In 2019, he became the first Indigenous federal cabinet minister when he was appointed minister for Indigenous Australians in the Morrison government.

The Conversation

Academy Award-winning cartoonist Bruce Petty dies at age 93

Known for his political satire in newspapers such as The Age and The Australian, Petty died peacefully on Thursday morning, according to a statement released by family.

ABC News

‘This is the death pit’: Adam Ferguson’s stark and brutal photos of Australia’s outback

After assignments in Afghanistan and the US-Mexico border, the photojournalist has turned his lens on his own nation for works that contrast romantic ideas of the Australian interior with the stark realities of life there

The Guardian - UK

Pastoral ponderings and settler politics: how a colonial judge and poet wrote terra nullius into law

Governor Richard Bourke’s written proclamation of terra nullius was made on October 10, 1835. The original document now resides in the National Archives of the United Kingdom.

The Conversation

How to watch Masters 2023: live stream golf online from anywhere

Here's how to watch a 2023 Masters live stream from anywhere, as Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson and world No.1 Scottie Scheffler descend on Augusta National Golf Course.

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The Guardian - AU

Storms to lash eastern Australia on Good Friday as Melbourne set for coldest Easter Sunday in decades

Strong cold front moving across southern Australia is bringing early dose of wintery weather and potentially severe thunderstorms

The Independent UK

A Finalissima to show England how far they’ve come

European champions England face South American champions Brazil in the inaugural Women’s Finalissima, in what is a key stage for Sarina Wiegman’s side ahead of the World Cup

The Conversation

Dingo attacks are rare – but here's what you need to know about dingo safety

Australia has an ambivalent relationship with dingoes – to some they are almost magical representations of our arid landscapes, responsible for holding back a tide of foxes and feral cats, as found in some studies.

The Conversation

Since the late 19th century, adventurous female 'eclipse chasers' have contributed to science in Australia

A total solar eclipse is a remarkable alignment of our Sun, Earth and the Moon, as the latter casts a perfect shadow across the former.

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AAP

Call to focus on green metal exports to win clean race

Australia may not be able to compete with clean energy tax breaks in the United States but it can export the green metals that trading partners will need.

ABC News

Netball's submission to Senate parliamentary inquiry made public, as experts call for desperate update to its concussion policies

Rowena Mobbs has urged Netball Australia to update its concussion policy, in the same week its submission to the senate's parliamentary inquiry was made public.

The Times of India

Ruturaj Gaikwad will shine for India: Michael Hussey

CHENNAI: Michael Hussey got his chances for Australia closer to his 30s and then went on to become one of the stalwarts. That's what makes the Chennai Super Kings batting coach believe that it is a matter of time before Ruturaj Gaikwad blossoms into a successful international player.

AAP

High Australian honour for Sandakan march tour guide

Tour guide Tham Yau Kong has been given an Australian honour for his work in keeping alive the memory of prisoners of war from the Sandakan death march.

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Alone Australia’s Duane Byrnes On How The Show Strengthened His Connection To Country

"I just feel prouder and prouder to be Aboriginal. It made me appreciate more just how we have survived for so many thousands of years."

The Guardian - AU

Outcry as Australian opposition refuses to back constitutional recognition of Indigenous people

Leaders condemn the Liberal Party over ‘Judas betrayal’ after it said it would campaign against establishing an Indigenous ‘voice to parliament’

ABC News

Barramundi farm breaks record ahead of Easter, but wild-caught industry struggling

Australia’s largest barramundi farm has harvested a record amount of fish ahead of Easter, but the story is not so good for the wild-caught sector.

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