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Jos Buttler interview: ‘I gave Test cricket a real go but white-ball is my strongest’

One of the great accusations levelled at T20 cricket lies in its alleged inability to endure.

Evening Standard

Saudi Arabia’s SALIC, Brazil’s Minerva Buy Australian Lamb Company for about $260 Mln

The Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company (SALIC), owned by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, and Brazilian meatpacker Minerva has acquired the Australian Lamb Company (ALC) for 970 million riyals ($258 million), SALIC said in a statement on Friday. The acquisition was done through Minerva Foods Australia, a joint venture…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Michael Pascoe: Trussonomics lives on in Australia – and via our man at the UN

Liz Truss is gone as British Prime Minister, but the forces that elevated her live on – both in the UK and here, writes Michael Pascoe.

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What we know about the ‘bread and butter’ budget from Jim Chalmers

Labor’s first federal budget in more than a decade is now just days away, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers set to deliver “bread and butter”.

The New Daily

Netherlands T20 cricket coach inspired by Christian Eriksen after "dying 15 times"

Ryan Campbell was given just a seven percent chance of survival after he suffered a heart attack in April, but is now leading the Dutch into the T20 World Cup in Australia

Daily Mirror

Everything you need to know about FIFA Women's World Cup draw on Saturday morning as Ireland set to learn opponents

Ireland are in the hat at a Women's World Cup draw for the first time ever - but where can you watch the draw, how early should you set your alarm clock and just how complicated can FIFA make things?

Irish Mirror

David Campese delivers damning blast on modern-day rugby and yearns for the days of Shane, JPR and Phil Bennett

Australia legend Campese spells out his views in a new book about rugby mavericks

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Man living without electricity leaves £250,000 fortune to 31 mystery relatives

Richard Ticehurst, 70, was sadly found dead in his dilapidated terraced house in Eastbourne, East Sussex last February - he didn't have will and little was known about this family

Daily Mirror

Hearts star Cammy Devlin on pressure month ahead of Australia World Cup squad and Celtic test

The Jambos midfielder earned his first cap for Australia last month and is hoping to do enough to land a place in Graham Arnold's squad that will take part in the World Cup finals in Qatar.

Edinburgh Live

‘We’ll have teas together’: Marcus Smith looks to build Owen Farrell relationship

The England pair are expected to pick up where they left off against Australia in the summer

The Independent UK

Australian women sue Qatar Airways over forced examinations at Doha airport

Five women are seeking damages for ‘unlawful physical contact’ and mental health impacts over October 2020 incident

The Guardian - AU

England legend Kevin Pietersen predicts T20 World Cup winner - "Absolutely spectacular"

Kevin Pietersen helped England to triumph at the T20 World Cup in 2010 and has backed his winner ahead of the Super 12 getting underway in Australia this weekend

Daily Mirror

Energy and security on agenda when Australia, Japan leaders meet

Defence and energy security will be the focus of discussions when Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida meets his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese this weekend, officials from the two nations said.

Reuters

Bowlers set to dominate T20 World Cup in wet Aussie winter

MELBOURNE: A bit of discomfort and apprehension is expected in the absence of a reference point in certain conditions. That's exactly the case with India and other teams as they gear up for the battle ahead in the T20 World Cup. They do not just need to plan to tackle…

The Times of India

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AAP

Border smugglers on crime agency's radar

Australian crime agencies are targeting drug smuggling syndicates who use security ID cards to bypass border security.

The National (Scotland)

The story of Valentine and Rose: The only Scots to lift the World Cup

With the 16th edition of the Rugby League World Cup well under way and plucky Scotland set to play heavy favourites Australia tonight, it is fitting…

ABC News

The Loop: Flood water to peak sooner than expected, Liz Truss's replacement, Taylor Swift's new music, Australia's most expensive kelpie

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Evening Standard

Australia ‘concerned’ about delays to UK trade deal after Liz Truss exit

Mr Albanese met Liz Truss when he visited the UK for the Queen’s funeral last month, and had met Boris Johnson at a Nato summit in June.

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Wales Online

UK political chaos leaves Australian PM worrying about trade deal

Anthony Albanese is poised to meet his third British PM in the five months since he came to power

ABC News

Traditional travel between Torres Strait and Papua New Guinea villages resumes after two-and-a-half years

Health services in Australia's northernmost islands say they are prepared to cope with the resumption of open cultural travel between the Torres Strait and coastal villages of Papua New Guinea.

AAP

Police keep tabs on released terrorists

The latest Australian Federal Police annual report has revealed there are 55 people serving jail time for terrorism with 19 due for release within five years.

The Independent UK

Australian PM ‘concerned’ about delays to UK trade deal following Truss exit

Mr Albanese met Liz Truss when he visited the UK for the Queen’s funeral last month, and had met Boris Johnson at a Nato summit in June.

ABC News

Rheumatic heart disease still killing Australian children but a landmark study makes inroads

Despite being mostly eradicated from first world countries, rheumatic heart disease continues to plague remote Australian populations, but a study led by Aboriginal community workers is having a positive impact.

AAP

Black Caps adamant of no Australian scars

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson maintains that the Black Caps do not have mental barriers in winning in Australia, despite not winning there in a decade.

AAP

Wallaroos face Wales as World Cup QFs loom

Australia face Wales in Whangarei on Saturday in their third and final Rugby World Cup group match.

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