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Internal briefing reveals Northern Territory government approach to defence regarding AUKUS nuclear submarines

The government will not say exactly what it has considered or proposed to Defence, but says it is reviewing the Northern Territory's "suitability and readiness" as plans for the nuclear-powered submarine fleet progress.

ABC News

Hackers threaten release of Medibank data, Russian tycoon admits to US election meddling, and Rebel Wilson's first child — as it happened

The news Australia is searching for, and all the news that happened while you snoozed: This is The Loop, your quick catch-up for this morning's stories as they happen.

ABC News

Lord Lucan’s ‘exact facial match found in Australia’, expert claims

‘This is science and mathematical fact. You can’t cheat the algorithm,’ claims Professor Hassan Ugail

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Queensland farmers targeting student lunch boxes as snack market booms

From snackable carrots to dried meat, lunch box products are big business in Australia and some farmers are trying to capitalise while ultimately making the lives of parents easier.

ABC News

Morning Mail: World on ‘highway to climate hell’, sports rorts verdict, ‘buy now, pay later’ debt fears

In today’s newsletter: Cop27 climate summit begins with dire warnings; Coalition damned by secret Gaetjens report; and cyclist aims to cross Anarctica

The Guardian - AU

Cost of cancelling French submarines revealed – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Solar power scheme designed to prevent SA blackouts set back by manufacturing delays

A rooftop solar initiative designed to protect South Australia's electricity grid from instability and the risk of blackouts caused by excess generation is running six months behind schedule because of manufacturing delays to inverter technology.

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‘It’s him’: Lord Lucan hunt continues 48 years after nanny murder

Facial recognition expert claims 87-year-old man in Australia is British peer who disappeared

The Guardian - UK

Frail movie star Paul Hogan, 83, unrecognisable from Crocodile Dundee heyday

Paul Hogan, known for starring in the smash hit Crocodile Dundee films, has said in a rare interview that he wants to return to his native Australia but he would feel guilty leaving his youngest son without family in LA

Daily Mirror

'He was in fear of his life': bullying can be a major factor in deciding to homeschool

An increasing number of Australian families are educating their children at home, either through homeschooling or distance education.

The Conversation

Hidden women of history: Kate Cocks, the pioneering policewoman who fought crime and ran a home for babies – but was no saint

In 1915, an unmarried, 40-year-old woman by the name of Fanny Kate Boadicea Cocks was hand-picked for the role of South Australia’s first policewoman. A small number of others had taken up similar roles globally, amid growing fears for the morality of young women enjoying ever more independence in a…

The Conversation

The challenge for 'chauffeur mums': navigating a city that wasn't planned for women

Chauffeur mums are a well-known Australian phenomenon. A lack of convenient transport options coupled with gendered roles has made many suburban women (and their children) car-dependent, whether they like it or not. And, more often than not, the demands of household chores and child rearing fall more heavily on women.

The Conversation

As Optus, Medibank and more are hit by cyber attacks, these 'white hat' or 'ethical' hackers are targeting companies 'from the inside'

There's a type of hacker increasingly being hired by Australian companies as more and more organisations experience data breaches.

ABC News

Martin Boyle facing Hibs World Cup sweat as Lee Johnson reveals he'll fly out to Qatar for last minute call

The Australian national team will have a look at Boyle to see if he's fit for action.

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Volvo won't sell petrol cars here by 2026. Will the likes of Toyota and Ford follow their lead?

Automotive lobbyists are applauding Volvo's decision to stop selling petrol powered cars in Australia within four years, but say this sort of commitment will be tougher for brands that sell cheaper cars en masse.

ABC News

What will happen during tonight's total lunar eclipse? Check out our handy 'blood moon' guide

The Moon is turning shades of rust and blood red tonight in the last total lunar eclipse for three years. Here's a state-by-state rundown of what you'll see if the weather is kind.

The Canberra Times

Research shows one in three Australians hacked in last 12 months

Of the 3,500 adults surveyed, 32.1 per cent said they or a member of their household were the victim of hacking in the last year.

ABC News

More than 6 million Australian adults had personal data stolen in past year, survey shows

At least one-in-three Australian adults have had personal data such as drivers licence numbers and home addresses stolen in the past year — and the increase in cybercrime is shaking people's trust in data privacy.

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The Times of India

Have succeeded more times than failing, confidence is high: Suryakumar Yadav on his shot-selection

ADELAIDE: Star Indian batter Suryakumar Yadav admitted on Monday that he enjoys batting on fast, bouncy pitches and Australian conditions were not a problem for him because he practices heavily on similar surfaces at Wankhede Stadium back home.

The Independent UK

What time does I’m a Celebrity start tonight?

Our celebs are back in Australia for the first time since 2019

The Times of India

Australia, Belgium, Netherlands are favourites but don't take India lightly: Glenn Turner

NEW DELHI: Former Australia hockey player Glenn Turner feels his country, reigning champions Belgium and Netherlands are the favourites to win the upcoming men's hockey World Cup but warned against taking Tokyo Olympic bronze medallists India lightly in their own backyard.

The Guardian - UK

Emeralds, elephants and Eric the opalised fossil: the 10 greatest stones in art

From a pliosaur skeleton now known to Australian museumgoers as Eric to the basalt that built Robert Smithson’s almighty Spiral Jetty, these are stones that really speak

AAP

Winners, losers named in electric car race

The world's car brands have been ranked and rated on their progress towards an electric future and some big names won't be happy with their spot.

AAP

Data breaches surge throughout Australia

A poll has found people want companies whose data is breached sanctioned by governments, with cyber attacks on the rise.

AAP

Leckie a lock for Socceroos Cup selection

Mathew Leckie says being named in Australia's 26-man World Cup will be a cause for brief celebration before reality hits.

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