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The AFP believes Russian cyber criminals are behind the Medibank data hack. Here's what else we know

The Australian Federal Police have revealed details about the suspects behind the Medibank data hack, but will be keeping some information secret.

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Australian police blame Russian hackers for medical records leak

Hackers have demanded $10m to stop releasing sensitive medical information on dark web.

Al Jazeera

On this day in 2015: Stuart Lancaster resigns as England head coach

England became the first host nation to be knocked out at the pool stage after defeats to Wales and Australia, and Lancaster paid the price.

The Independent UK

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Afternoon Update: Russians behind Medibank cyber-attack; global emissions hit new record; and Victorian election analysis

Elon Musk says ‘bankruptcy isn’t out of the question’ just three weeks into Twitter reign; Australian Covid cases on the rise

The Guardian - AU

What do we know about REvil, the Russian ransomware gang likely behind the Medibank cyber attack?

Australian Federal Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw on Friday confirmed police believe the criminal group behind the recent Medibank cyber attack is from Russia. Kershaw said their intelligence points to a

The Conversation

Islamic finance company under ASIC probe

ASIC has been granted a court order against the former head of a failed Islamic finance company, stopping the Sydneysider from leaving the country.

AAP

Thai-Burma Railway veteran honoured with his own lane at Somerton Park retirement village

Keith Fowler endured the horrors of the Thai-Burma Railway and survived the war only to find himself confronting his own inner demons. But he reflects on his life with contentment, and, at 101, admits he's as "happy as a lark".

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‘We know who you are’: Australian police say Russian cybercriminals behind Medibank hack

Commissioner Reece Kershaw says AFP has ‘significant runs on the scoreboard when it comes to bringing overseas offenders back to face justice’

The Guardian - AU

How to switch health insurers if you're worried about cybersecurity, costs or claims

More than half of Australians hold private health insurance. About one quarter, or almost four million people, are members of Medibank, Australia’s largest health insurer and the company at the centre of the current cybersecurity breach.

The Conversation

'Toxic cover-up': 6 lessons Australia can draw from the UN's scathing report on greenwashing

The United Nations this week slammed corporate “greenwashing” and said organisations cannot claim to be net-zero while supporting fossil fuel projects.

The Conversation

Australian PM wants to ask China's Xi to lift trade barriers

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he’ll ask Chinese President Xi Jinping to lift billions of dollars in trade barriers if the two leaders hold their first bilateral meeting this month

The Independent UK

The latest COVID-19 news and case numbers from around the states and territories

Here's a quick wrap of the COVID-19 news and case numbers from each Australian jurisdiction from the past week.

ABC News

Australia’s Albanese hopes to ask Xi to lift trade restrictions

Australian leader says he wants to develop relationship with China based on cooperation and the national interest.

Al Jazeera

Thieves target alcohol illnesses in Australian data dump

Cybercriminals have dumped personal medical records on the dark web for a third day, this time focusing on alcohol-related illnesses, as they pressure Australia’s largest health insurer to pay a ransom for the stolen customer data of almost 10 million people

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Australia mourns the fallen in its capital

Sombre didgeridoo resonates through the gardens of the Australian War Memorial.

The Guardian - AU

Rich countries shouldn’t balk at climate spending – it will soon pay for itself

‘Loss and damage’ finance for developing nations and domestic support for clean energy industries may be politically difficult – but they are necessary investments

ABC News

Chinese consumers are now choosing to cook their own beef thanks to the popularity of air fryers and ongoing COVID-19 lockdowns, which is good news for Australian beef producers.

Daily Record

Every SPFL player going to the World Cup as Celtic, Rangers and Hearts among sides represented in Qatar

Record Sport looks at the 13 stars who are in contention to feature at international football's top stage.

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The Conversation

COP27: how measuring attitudes to climate change could speed up the global response

Fires and heatwaves in Europe, North America Australia, Asia and the UK brought devastation to many in 2022. But as well as harming lives and land, they may also have destroyed any lingering doubts that human actions have dramatically affected the climate.

Irish Mirror

Andy Farrell admits Ireland facing prospect of depleted squad against Australia as injury list grows

Last weekend's 19-16 victory over South Africa came at a price as Andy Farrell saw several players leave the pitch with injuries

AAP

Regional towns power up for EV road trips

More electric vehicle charging stations are being installed on major highways in Australia, with another five opened in regional towns.

AAP

Sustainable agriculture key to consumers

A new report has found consumers want Australian farmers to be more sustainable, and that a national verification scheme is needed.

AAP

Key finding of the PwC agriculture report

A new report from financial group PwC has found Australian consumers are demanding more sustainability from the agricultural sector.

AAP

Australians pause to remember war dead

Remembrance Day ceremonies have been held across Australia while many people have stopped for a minute's silence to commemorate those killed in war.

The Independent UK

Argentina are underdogs against Wales, Michael Cheika claims

Los Pumas have beaten Scotland, Australia, New Zealand and England this year

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