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Conservative critics have nowhere to turn as the ABC goes all in on coverage of the Queen’s death

The national broadcaster has sent 27 staff to the UK but must cover multiple platforms and continuous news. Plus: Nine’s challenge to News Corp

The Guardian - AU

Ford establishes Australian motorsport department

Ford Performance has established a small motorsport department in Australia as part of its beefed up global Mustang programme.

Motorsport

Fiji PM Frank Bainimarama's son charged with domestic violence offences in Australia

The son of Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama is facing multiple charges of assault and domestic violence offences in Australia.

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Facebook gets High Court nod for appeal

Facebook, now known as Meta, has been granted special leave to appeal an aspect of the Cambridge Analytica scandal in the High Court of Australia.

AAP

The obscure penalty rule that denied the Wallabies a Bledisloe Cup Test win over the All Blacks

Australia has been denied a rare win over New Zealand due to a last-minute refereeing decision that has infuriated the rugby community. Here's how it went down.

ABC News

Australian royal memorabilia collector recalls her crowning piece: meeting the king

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How will airports deal with school holiday travel chaos?

In June, domestic travel was nearly at pre-pandemic levels.

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EU deforestation moves could backfire: beef producers

"A one-size-fits-all definition of deforestation does not exist."

The Canberra Times

Fifita named in Tonga's World Cup squad

David Fifita has been named in Tonga's extended World Cup squad, meaning he will turn out for the Pacific nation if not picked by Australia.

AAP

More interest rate rises ahead but pace of increase set to slow, RBA governor says

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe says he will keep lifting interest rates but the pace will soon slow down and he is confident the economy can absorb the rises.

ABC News

Grants ramp up critical minerals projects

Critical minerals projects will share $50 million in federal grants as Australia aims to exploit vast reserves and become a major global supplier.

AAP

Should We Be Able To Swap Public Holidays That Don’t Fit Our Values? Clothing The Gaps Says Yes

Australians will get a Queen's death public holiday on September 22, but Blak label Clothing The Gaps says we should be able to swap it.

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Hydrogen powerhouse to lead energy future

One of the world's biggest renewable hydrogen plants will be built in Western Australia's Pilbara as economies move to replace fossil fuels and cut emissions.

AAP

Feature jobs: TMRW Music, ClassBento ARC

TMRW Music is Australia’s home of electronic music. They represent some of the most exciting artists, labels and event brands. TMRW is a constantly evolving company working across the full spectrum of the music industry, covering recordings, artist management, publishing, sync, venue management, media production, touring and events. With a…

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When the mourning period for Queen Elizabeth II ends, Julia Gillard wants 'measured, steady discussion' about Australian republic

The former prime minister says a "measured, steady discussion" about an Australian republic is likely to re-start once Queen Elizabeth's funeral and the mourning of her death is over.

The Guardian - AU

Julia Gillard says Australia will ultimately become republic after death of Queen Elizabeth II

Former PM endorses Anthony Albanese’s view to wait on debate, saying ‘no rush’ on moving away from British head of state

ABC News

Prince William and Kate in early talks to tour Australia next year, Prime Minister says

William and Catherine, the new Prince and Princess of Wales, have had preliminary discussions to tour Australia next year, the first visit by the pair since 2014.

Newcastle Herald

Hard graft needed on workplace relations before weapons dropped

The jobs and skills summit was a good start that needs to be built on, writes John Tierney

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Daily Mirror

Dad plunges 20 metres to his death on hike in front of horrified daughters

The 79-year-old dad was with his two daughters hiking in an area in Springbrook, Australia, known to be particularly dangerous. The local authority warns: "One slip could be fatal—serious injury or death may result from walking near the edge"

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Choir of Hard Knocks founder Dr Jonathon Welch in battle with prostate cancer

Dr Jonathon Welch, award-winning singer, composer, and former Australian of the Year Local Hero was told he had the disease four weeks ago.

The Guardian - AU

Labor MP claims rate decisions based on ‘outdated and outmoded data’ – as it happened

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Morning mail: Putin meets Xi, asylum seeker handcuffs ‘torture’, nuclear sub timeline

Friday: Chinese and Russian leaders meet for first time since invasion of Ukraine. Plus: the seven female stereotypes in advertising

ABC News

Noisy miners are one of Australia's 'most hated birds'. How do we manage their booming population?

One of Australia's "most hated birds" — the noisy miner — is now one of its most common, dominating urban environments and driving out smaller and more vulnerable species.

ABC News

Military analysts call for greater focus on sealing the vehicle-killing Tanami Road

This dusty desert track may feel a long way from any future military conflict, but analysts say it's crucial roads like the famous Tanami are upgraded in case the worst should happen.

The Conversation

'Thinking about my future is really scary' – school leavers are not getting the careers support they need

Australia’s class of 2022 is on the home stretch. Next month, more than 200,000 year 12 students will be sitting their final exams. In amongst this, they are making big decisions about their lives beyond school.

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