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Australia rest first-choice bowling attack against England before T20 World Cup

England will face Australia in a three-match series and are also due to meet their rivals in Group 1 of the Super 12 phase in Melbourne on 28 October

The Independent UK

Expulsion threat to Russian embassy battle

Australia and Russia have clashed in the Federal Court, with the latter challenging the decision to have the lease for their new embassy terminated.

AAP

ODI series will help T20 World Cup stand by players to get into groove: Dhawan

Shami, Shreyas Iyer, Ravi Bishnoi and Chahar are the standbys named for the Indian team for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia

The Hindu

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Jim Chalmers has a unique chance to remake Australia – or to squander $243bn on the rich

Australia is one of the richest countries in the world but decades of tax cuts have trained us to feel poor

The Guardian - AU

Sydney records wettest year since 1858 as Australia braces for more floods

Sydney recorded its wettest year in 164 years as authorities braced for major floods in Australia's east on Thursday, with more heavy downpours expected to fall over the next three days.

Reuters

Finch, Wade help Australia to tight T20 win over West Indies

Both teams are using the two-game series to fine-tune for the T20 World Cup later this month

The Hindu

Glenbank shipwreck: Finnish vessel that sank off coast of Western Australia in 1911 found

Western Australian Museum says discovery tells tale of global trade at turn of century

The Guardian - AU

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Tim Faulkner's wild life revealed in tell-all book

'They need to know what's at stake. They need to know what I know.'

Newcastle Herald

Peter Dutton says rescue of Australian women and children from Syria poses risk that ‘can’t be mitigated’

Labor condemns Dutton’s comments and says repatriation mission is consistent with security advice

The Guardian - AU

Tax cut needed to ease mortgage pain: Libs

Tax cuts due to come into effect from mid-2024 have become a flashpoint for the upcoming budget as Australia faces economic headwinds.

AAP

On the verge of his second World Cup, Socceroos veteran Aziz Behich is just trying to take it all in

He's been part of the Socceroos for more than a decade. With his second World Cup on the horizon, Aziz Behich is just trying to take it all in.

ABC News

Treasurer rules out Medicare levy hike

Lifting the Medicare levy to funnel more funds into the strained public healthcare system is not on the Albanese government's agenda.

AAP

Albanese meets Solomons PM – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

North Korea launches another ballistic missile, Alex Jones declines defence in Sandy Hook trial, and Russian cosmonaut takes to space from US — 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.

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The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: skills shortages soar, oil production cuts agreed, complaints over ‘off-meter’ taxis

Thursday: The number of occupations experiencing a skills shortage in Australia has almost doubled. Plus: Alec Baldwin settles prop gun death lawsuit

The Guardian - AU

Journalists at foreign-owned outlets in Australia could face jail for exposing ADF war crimes, paper suggests

Press freedom policy paper says Australia’s foreign interference laws could be used to target journalists who ‘prejudice national security’

ABC News

Australia suffering dire skills deficit with occupation shortages doubling in 2022

A new National Skills Commission report has revealed the country is facing a "staggering" skills shortage, with nearly a third of occupations struggling to fill positions.

ABC News

Family doctors warn that GP surgeries may close en masse amid funding and recruitment crisis

Three in four family doctors say they are burnt-out, and most practice owners fear they will close their surgeries due to mounting costs, a survey finds.

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Mountain bike tourism booming in Cairns, far north, with events generating $20m this year

Home to the oldest mountain bike track in Australia, Cairns and the far north experience a boom in bike sports with $20 million generated this year.

ABC News

Concentrated solar thermal power touted as part of Queensland's clean energy future

An Australian company says its technology can help solve the problem of around-the-clock clean energy.

ABC News

Former ACCC boss Rod Sims calls for tax increases amid debate over stage 3 cuts

The former chair of the ACCC says taxes must rise if the federal government wants to deliver the essential services Australians demand.

The Conversation

Here's another type of COVID test to get your head around. But is this new home kit worth the cost?

A new type of COVID test is set to be available from November for Australians to use at home.

The Conversation

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare is coming to Australia. What should we expect from his visit?

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare will arrive in Australia on October 6 for talks with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. What should we expect from his visit?

The Conversation

Megadroughts helped topple ancient empires. We’ve found their traces in Australia’s past, and expect more to come

Most Australians have known drought in their lifetimes, and have memories of cracked earth and empty streams, paddocks of dust and stories of city reservoirs with only a few weeks’ storage. But our new research finds over the last 1,000 years, Australia has suffered longer, larger and more severe droughts…

The Conversation

Paul Yore: the uncompromising Australian artist riotously tackling queer culture, corporate greed and hyperconsumption

Artist Paul Yore works with found and discarded materials, including other people’s abandoned craft projects. Embroidery threads, braid, cross stitch samplers and quilt pieces – once objects of promise and anticipation – sit forgotten in sewing boxes and bottom drawers, until they are consigned to the op shop or the…

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