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Australia's Albanese talks briefly with China's Li, prompting talk of summit -media

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese spoke briefly with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang at a regional summit in Cambodia, Australian media said on Sunday, sparking some expectations of a formal summit with President Xi Jinping.

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Albanese meeting with Chinese premier heralds potential thaw in diplomatic freeze

Meeting with Chinese premier, Li Keqiang, is first between leaders of Australia and China since 2019

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The Jillaroos have been tested on the way to the Rugby League World Cup last four, and the Australians remain the ones to beat

As the women's Rugby League World Cup heats up, a battle-hardened Australia have their eyes firmly fixed on a third straight triumph.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attends gala dinner with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang ahead of potential meeting with Xi Jinping

The chat comes amid speculation Mr Albanese could be the first Australian leader in five years to have a formal meeting with the Chinese president.

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Matildas' win over Sweden shows Tony Gustavsson is starting to find Australia's sweet spots

He was known as "the brains" behind the US women's national team successive World Cup wins, and now the Matildas boss is showing exactly why.

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Storms threaten more flooding in NSW, Vic

Storms are forecast across multiple parts of the country as a humid air mass tracks north east, heightening the flood risk across soaked river catchments.

AAP

Bathurst TCR: Title all but decided by wild weather

Tony D'Alberto has one hand on the TCR Australia title thanks to the second Bathurst International race being washed out.

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Australia to consider banning paying of ransoms to cyber criminals

Australia's Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil on Sunday said the government would consider making illegal the paying of ransoms to cyber hackers, following recent cyber attacks affecting millions of Australians.

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Australia’s Best Tap Water City Has Been Crowned, Will Now Compete At Global Tap Water Champs

My emotional support water bottle is ready.

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'In our interests' for China climate help

Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek says its of everybody's interest for co-operation from China on climate change.

AAP

Australian wine exporters look to India to help fill $1bn China trade hole

After the collapse of the Chinese market due to trade disputes and soaring tariffs, a free trade agreement with India is an exciting proposition for Australian wine exporters.

ABC News

Albanese meets Chinese premier Li Keqiang at summit – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Wayne Pivac: Wales’ win over Argentina a step in the right direction

Wales responded to last week’s heavy defeat to New Zealand with a battling win

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With orchids and carnivorous plants abloom in Tasmania's forests, it's a risky time of year for insects

Sexual deception and sticky tentacles are just some of the risks faced by insects in Tasmanian forests at this time of year.

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Italy defeat proves Australia are far too over reliant on a handful of stars

Dave Rennie made 12 changes from the narrow loss in France but the head coach would have expected more from his side

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Samoa's Luai to make an enemy of Cleary

They have grown up as best mates, but Samoa's Jarome Luai says he wants to make Nathan Cleary's life a misery in the Rugby League World Cup final.

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How a team of Australians go into the world’s most dangerous strip of land to recover the remains of dead soldiers

Joonhee's grandparents fled the Korean war but never really spoke of their tragic experiences. Decades later, she is playing a major role in helping recover the bodies of the men who died.

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Penny Wong flags cooperation on climate change as Australia tries to reboot relationship with China

Minister also reiterates Australia’s expectation that China use its influence with Vladimir Putin to end Russian invasion of Ukraine

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The Guardian - AU

Genetic engineering could be used to control mouse populations, research finds

Scientists demonstrated that a gene drive can be used to induce female infertility in the common house mouse, an invasive species in Australia

The Guardian - AU

AGL shareholders will speak this week – and Australia’s energy market will be listening

On show at the company’s AGM may be the final big demonstration of shareholder activism in the nations’s electricity generation space

The Guardian - AU

Australia risks being a ‘state sponsoring greenwashing’ if it relies on carbon offsets, expert warns

‘The wild west approach needs to end,’ says climate scientist Bill Hare, amid warning targets should be met by cuts in absolute emissions

The Guardian - AU

‘Our little $7,000 dog’: inside Australia’s oodle boom

The desire for designer dogs has come with unexpected, sometimes ugly, consequences. But teddybear fur and puppy-dog eyes remain irresistible

The Guardian - AU

A coup for poo: why the world’s first faecal transplant approval matters

Australia’s green light for the procedure opens up potential to treat bacterial infections, as well as other diseases

The Guardian - AU

‘Closely connected to our readership’: the female-led bush media that’s a hit in the city

Women in the country have been spearheading the kind of media they want to see – and people in the cities are on board, too

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s living standards are going backwards, and it’s young people who will suffer the most

Wealth is becoming more concentrated among older Australians. Perverse, politically strategic policies are to blame

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