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Proteas devise ploy to keep Smith in check

South Africa have found ways to contain Steve Smith in the past, and they want to make the batting superstar play early at the ball when he comes to the crease.

AAP

Report urges security decision overhaul

A new analysis paper has called for changes in how key national security decisions are made.

AAP

Aussie savings at risk as nature suffers

Banks and super funds are "dangerously out of touch" on the extent of the nature crisis and their failure to handle the risks leaves Australians exposed.

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Karen's Diner to visit Edinburgh as customers promised 'worst service ever'

The diner, known for having the worst service imaginable, is set to visit Edinburgh for a limited time event in February following huge success in England and Australia

Edinburgh Live

Australia 'weigh up shock move for Eddie Jones' before World Cup after England sacking

An unexpected homecoming could see the Wallabies 'weaponise' Eddie Jones and offer the sacked England coach a route back into the Australia set-up ahead of the 2023 Rugby World Cup

Daily Mirror

Federal government to change child abduction law to consider domestic and family violence before ruling

Attorney General Mark Dreyfus says the law will be amended so allegations of family and domestic violence can be considered before Australian judges issue orders for women and children to be returned to their home countries.

ABC News

Albanese government looking at laws to force big business to disclose climate efforts

Jim Chalmers will say global investors increasingly see ‘a new harmony between profit and planet’

The Guardian - AU

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Coalition must listen ‘carefully to Pacific island nations’, Simon Birmingham says before bipartisan tour

Statement comes despite torrid debates during election campaign over policies towards China and its security deal with Solomon Islands

The Guardian - AU

Labor’s proposal to fix broken environmental protection system comes with big question marks

To succeed, the EPA will need to be truly independent and be given funding and powers to enforce the law across Australia

The Guardian - AU

Woman's fury after finding 'no parking' SCRATCHED into car door in neighbour row

Mollie parked her car in a "short term" space outside her boyfriend's apartment block in Canberra, Australia for the afternoon but returned around 7pm to find someone had crudely scribbled "No Parking" on the frame of her driver's seat door

Daily Mirror

Russia ramping up production of 'most powerful' weapons: Medvedev

Russia's ex-president Dmitry Medvedev said on Sunday the country was ramping up production of new-generation weapons to protect itself from enemies in Europe, the United States and Australia.

Bangkok Post

Valentino Guseli creates Australian history by winning FIS World Cup big air competition in Canada

Valentino Guseli claims the biggest win of his snowboarding career in Edmonton, and at 17 years old is the youngest ever Australian World Cup winner on the snowboard circuit.

ABC News

Dashing Protea de Bruyn set for first Test

South Africa batter Theunis de Bruyn has always wanted to star in Australia and his super start to the tour showed why he's ready for his first Test since 2019.

AAP

Sunday rugby news as axed Eddie Jones lined up to clash with Warren Gatland's Wales in stunning World Cup move

Here are some of the stories making the news in Wales and around the world on Sunday December 11

Wales Online

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Former West Indies captain Carl Hooper says team has not yet hit rock bottom after second Test thrashing by Australia

Former West Indies skipper Carl Hooper calls for sweeping change in Caribbean cricket administration after the series loss to Australia, warning that every time he thinks the team has hit rock bottom, it keeps going lower.

The Times of India

Young players should be thankful David Warner has exposed Cricket Australia: Ian Chappell

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia (CA) has never protected the interest of the players and David Warner's outburst on captaincy ban has exposed the authorities' "tendencies for back-side protecting", feels the legendary Ian Chappell.

The Guardian - AU

Australia beat West Indies by 419 runs in second Test, retain Frank Worrell Trophy 2-0

The tourists offered little resistance with the bat on day four of the Test, posting the lowest score they’ve been dismissed for in Australia

AAP

Australia sweep West Indies Test series

Australia have beaten the West Indies by 419 runs in the second Test in Adelaide to complete a 2-0 clean sweep of the Frank Worrell Trophy series.

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Socceroos World Cup hero Craig Goodwin calls for increased 'grassroots' investment in Australian football

In the wake of the Socceroos' inspiring performance in Qatar, Craig Goodwin says Australian football needs increased funding in junior development if the national teams are to be more competitive on the international stage.

ABC News

Former NSW premier Mike Baird appointed as next Cricket Australia chair

A high-profile appointment, Baird will take over as Cricket Australia boss in February after Lachlan Henderson steps down due to work commitments.

AAP

Former NSW premier Mike Baird new CA chair

Mike Baird has been announced as the new chair of Cricket Australia, with the former NSW Premier to take over from Lachlan Henderson.

ABC News

Australia completes dominant 419-run victory over West Indies in second Test at Adelaide Oval

Australia claims a comfortable 2-0 series victory over West Indies, with Alex Carey snaring six catches to complete victory on day four at the Adelaide Oval.

The Guardian - AU

Labor takes aim at gas industry over trying to preserve ‘big profits’ during Ukraine war

In defence of energy price caps, minister Chris Bowen says Australians should pay a fair cost for gas extracted in Australia rather than a ‘wartime price’

The Conversation

Australia announces 'Magnitsky' sanctions against targets in Russia and Iran. What are they and will they work?

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong chose Human Rights Day to announce Magnitsky-style sanctions against 13 Russian and Iranian individuals and two entities, in response to egregious human rights abuses.

AAP

Van der Dussen's 95 fires Proteas total

South Africa batsmen Rassie van de Dussen and Theunis de Bruyn made half-centuries and Temba Bavuma returned from an elbow injury against Cricket Australia XI

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