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Students think the ATAR is 'unfair' but we need to be careful about replacing it

Many students spend their final years of school working toward the highest Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) they can get. But after many years of concerns, there is a renewed debate about whether we should scrap this university entrance ranking altogether.

The Conversation

For Australian Jews in the 1940s and 1950s, remembering the Holocaust meant fighting racism and colonialism

Readers are advised this piece contains some racist terminology.

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What difference will increased Centrelink payments make amid surging inflation and rising cost of living?

More than 4 million Australians will see their government welfare payments increase next week, but many are already taking drastic measures to reduce their cost of living.

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Australian and New Zealand Indigenous groups to sign 'Football Treaty' ahead of FIFA Women's World Cup

Just months from the start of the FIFA Women's World Cup, Indigenous representatives in Australia and New Zealand are signing their own 'Football Treaty'.

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Taskforce to drain lifeblood from rife money launderers

Money laundering is widespread across Australia's financial and property markets, law enforcement agencies say.

The New Daily

Remittances are more than 20pc of Vanuatu's GDP, but fees to send money home from Australia are high

Pacific Australian Labour Mobility scheme worker John Firiam says sending remittances to his wife and five-year-old daughter in Vanuatu is more important than ever after the recent twin cyclones.

ABC News

As Australia signs up for nuclear subs, NZ faces hard decisions over the AUKUS alliance

Former Australian prime minister Paul Keating’s recent strident criticism of the A$368 billion nuclear-powered submarine deal announced under the AUKUS security pact will have little effect on Australian policy. Canberra’s deepening level of security cooperation is underpinned by a deep political consensus.

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Money laundering rife in financial, property markets

Money laundering doesn't just happen in the movies and is widespread across Australia's financial and property markets, law enforcement agencies say.

AAP

RAAF plans major air show for Newcastle

The Royal Australian Air Force is planning a major air show at Williamtown in November which could attract tens of thousands of people to the Hunter.

Newcastle Herald

Aukus pact shows UK’s defence strategy is a costly balancing act

Letters: Diana Francis deplores the submarine deal between Britain, the US and Australia, while Prof Andy Stirling assesses our nuclear strategy

The Guardian - UK

England to face Australia in front of record crowd at Edgbaston in Women’s Ashes

Almost 15,500 tickets have been sold for the T20 clash on July 1.

The Independent UK

Hard work ahead to boost nation's productivity

Climate policy, the migration system, workplace laws and health and education systems have been earmarked for reform under a review of Australia's productivity.

AAP

Australians losing sleep over cost of living crisis

Australians should take sleep seriously as a survey marking World Sleep Day sheds light on the impact of financial pressures, experts say.

AAP

Roald Dahl rewrite shows need for new digital rules

Netflix's 'sensitivity' revisions of the Roald Dahl books is a result of market concentration and Australia will need new rules to cope, a minister said.

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Married at First Sight Australia: fans left horrified after groom admits he's still in love with ex

Shannon admitted he came on the Channel 4 reality dating show to 'break the toxic cycle' of getting back with his ex-partner, who he was previously engaged to.

Newsroom.co.nz

Is your ‘local’ vet owned by German billionaires?

Overseas private equity companies are buying up veterinary practices in NZ and branding them as 'local'. Independent Kiwi vets are fighting back.

Newsroom.co.nz

NZ's biggest policy headache with Aukus submarine plan

The Aukus submarine agreement turbocharges an existing trend: the chances of Australian involvement in a direct military confrontation with China, argues Robert Ayson

The Times of India

'Indian players comfortable with team management calls': Hardik Pandya on workload management

NEW DELHI India all-rounder Hardik Pandya on Thursday categorically stated that the players are comfortable with workload-related calls made by the team management.

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The Independent UK

Fifa sets target of equal Women’s World Cup prize money by 2027

President Gianni Infantino said the total prize money for this summer’s Women’s World Cup has been increased to $152m, which is still some way short of the reported $440m at last year’s men’s finals

The Times of India

India vs Australia in ODIs: Stat Attack

After the Border Gavaskar Trophy, the Indian and Australian teams will now go toe to toe in a 3 match ODI contest. The first ODI is scheduled for Friday, March 17 in Mumbai.

The Independent UK

Gianni Infantino wants Women’s World Cup prize money to match men’s by 2027

Infantino said the total prize money package for this summer’s Women’s World Cup was 152m US dollars.

The Conversation

Iraq war, 20 years on: how the world failed Iraq and created a less peaceful, democratic and prosperous state

Two decades ago, Australia joined the US-led “coalition of the willing” that staged a major military intervention in Iraq.

The New Daily

‘One of the biggest scams’: Study uncovers the downsides of bottled water fad

Growth of the bottled water industry has led to concerns over access to safe drinking water, perception of tap water, and the environment.

The Guardian - AU

How Australians can save money on car rentals: figure out what’s popular and drive the opposite way

Renting a car can feel like pulling teeth: painful, expensive, but necessary. Here’s how to get the best rates locally and abroad

The Guardian - AU

Symphonies reach parity: how female Australian composers made themselves heard

The country’s two most esteemed orchestras achieve 50% female representation for new compositions as years of lobbying, quotas and mentorship pay off

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