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Four Australians named in honorary T20 World Cup team

The all-conquering Australians lead the selections in the women's T20 World Cup team of the tournament with four players achieving the feat.

The New Daily

Professor freed from PNG criminals returns to Toowoomba

An archaeologist has returned to Australia after being released by armed criminals who were holding him and three others hostage in a remote part of Papua New Guinea.

The New Daily

‘Harsh reality’: Massive electricity bill hikes hit families this week

Millions of families are facing huge hikes in their electricity bills this week as EnergyAustralia hits households with massive price hikes.

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Australians urged to claim $16 billion in lost superannuation – here’s how

Australians are being urged to reclaim more than $16 billion worth of lost superannuation that’s collecting dust in the coffers of funds.

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What a US ban of the Apple Watch could mean for Australia

Apple facing a ban on one of its core products in the US – and the outcome could have implications for Apple Watch fans in Australia.

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Cost-of-living crunch means it’s the right time for Wendy’s debut

US fast food giant Wendy's is eyeing off Australia with interest, hinting at the possibility of hundreds of franchises in the coming years.

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High-tech new passport showcases Australia’s natural beauty

The sleek new passport, boasting various high-tech security features, also showcases Australia’s scenic splendour.

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India vs Australia: Mitchell Starc says still not 100% fit but good enough for third Test

Mitchell Starc has been on the injury list ever since Australia's arrival for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, and after being on the bench for two Tests, the premier Australia fast bowler feels he is good enough for the third Test, though still not 100 percent fit.

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Can stand-in skipper Steve Smith lead Australia's revival?

Australia are 2-0 down and have lost the chance to reclaim the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which will now remain with holders India. But the visitors are leaving no stone unturned to stage a comeback in the four-match series, led by stand-in skipper Steve Smith.

The Times of India

3rd Test: Orthodox cricket seems to be Australia's mantra for comeback

If Australian batters follow what they trained for on Monday ahead of the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India in Indore beginning March 1, it can be said that the Australians have done away with their tactics of sweeping everything bowled at them by the Indian spinners in…

The Times of India

New Britishvolt owners promise 'thousands of green jobs' in Northumberland

Australian firm Recharge Industries has bought Britishvolt after it ran out of cash and went into administration

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Fast food chain Wendy’s plans rollout in Australia but potential naming clash looms

US burger giant hints at hundreds of stores in country, which is home to ice-cream chain named Wendy’s Milk Bar

The Guardian - AU

Sourav Ganguly on KL Rahul: 'If you don't score in India, you will get flak'

KOLKATA: It will be difficult for KL Rahul to avoid scathing criticism for his protracted poor run because of the enormous expectations attached with the job, especially when past cricketers have set high standards, says former India skipper Sourav Ganguly.

The Times of India

Archaeologist freed after ‘covert’ rescue mission in Papua New Guinea to return to Australia

Three hostages spent more than a week in captivity before being released

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Professor freed from PNG criminals returns to Australia

Archaeologist Professor Bryce Barker has returned to Australia after being released by criminals who took him and three others hostage in Papua New Guinea.

Birmingham Post

Australian firm Recharge Industries finalises deal to buy Britishvolt

Britishvolt went into administration last month, leaving plans to create thousands of jobs in limbo

The Independent UK

Australian firm completes takeover of Britishvolt

The company was founded in 2019 but collapsed just three years later, laying off most of its 200 staff.

Daily Mirror

Girl, 8, fights for life after fall from rocks at beauty spot as dad leaps to rescue

Terrifying footage shows the moment an eight-year-old girl was rescued by her father and a bystander while unconscious after she plummeted off a cliff into the sea below in Queensland, Australia

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Women's T20 World Cup: Australia's unprecedented sixth title hailed worldwide

Australia's win over South Africa in the Women's T20 World Cup final on Sunday brought them an unmatched sixth title in the shortest white-ball format, and it earned the team applause from cricket fraternity worldwide.

ABC News

Culturally significant Mexican artefacts seized in Australia handed back to Mexico

A painting by a Mexican worker who was trapped in a mine and a tiny copper bowl caught the attention of Australian authorities, leading to the artefacts being returned to Mexico.

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Speedster Mitchell Starc signals availability to return for Australia’s third Test in India

Mitchell Starc has put his hand up to be selected for Australia's third Test against India but admits he will be hindered by his finger.

ABC News

Air Force flags need for low-cost drones to prepare Australia for future conflicts

The head of the Royal Australian Air Force hints at a looming push to acquire large numbers of low-cost lethal drones to give the defence force greater "mass" to take on well-armed adversaries.

ABC News

International artist Aleh Sidorchyk charged with act of indecency ahead of Adelaide Festival

An Adelaide Festival performer has been charged over an "indecent act" on an international flight to Australia where he was due to perform, a court has heard.

Chronicle Live

Australian firm completes takeover of Britishvolt after failed bid to build battery factory at Blyth

Hope for 6,000 jobs for the area after British company that collapsed had to lay off most of its staff

ABC News

Profits again outstrip wages amid accusations 'corporate Australia is driving inflation'

While workers' pay packets are growing at the fastest pace in a decade, profits are still rising even faster, according to official data.

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