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Does Australia need 'interim' submarines to tide it over until nuclear boats arrive? A defence expert explains

Last year experts raised their eyebrows when the Morrison government announced Australia would abandon its contract for French-built Attack class submarines, in favour of eight nuclear-powered submarines delivered under the AUKUS partnership.

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Prices for 'attractive' Highland cattle soar in Australia as tree changers drive up demand for breed

Since the pandemic, Highland cattle prices have gone from $400 to up to $20,000, with aficionados starting a bidding war online for the boutique breed.

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3D body scanners at Australian airports: what are they and how do they work?

Sydney airport has started using new scanners in its Qantas domestic terminal as part of the shift away from metal detectors

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High inflation to persist for ‘some years’, warns Reserve Bank boss

The governor of the Reserve Bank has warned high inflation is likely to persist for years to come as the global economy works through major supply issues.

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Qantas axes mask requirement on some outbound international flights

Australia's flagship airline drops the mask requirement on some outbound overseas flights and pushes for uniform rules amid confusion and inconsistencies around the mandate.

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Why including coal in a new ‘capacity mechanism’ will make Australia's energy crisis worse

Australia’s electricity generators would be paid extra money to be available even if they don’t actually generate any energy, under a new mechanism proposed by the federal government’s Energy Security Board (ESB).

The Conversation

A flurry of attention, then collective forgetfulness – 100 years of the 'ndrangheta Calabrian mafia in Australia

In a recent media release, Australian Federal Police said:

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Where do all the mosquitoes go in the winter?

Summer evenings by the pool, lake or BBQ mean mosquitoes. But what about during winter when we’re mostly indoors? As the weather cools, these bloodsucking pests are rarely seen.

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'Bet you're on the list': how criticising 'smart weapons' got me banned from Russia

I woke up on Friday morning a pawn in a Kafka-esque story. Except I hadn’t been transformed into a chess piece but was a diplomatic pawn, a small player in a much larger international story. I read the news that I and 119 other “prominent” Australians were banned from travelling…

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Living with universal childcare has shown me Australia’s system is neither a luxury nor a right – it’s a last resort

Reforms in NSW and Victoria need to make early education financially viable for parents, especially mothers

The Guardian - AU

Morning Digest | PM Modi leads International Yoga Day celebrations from Mysuru; Opposition rejigs plan as Gopal Gandhi opts out of fray, and more

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The Hindu

How the early childhood learning and care system works (and doesn't work) – it will take some fixing

Recent Victorian and New South Wales government announcements may signal the first steps in a profound change to Australia’s early childhood sector.

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AACo CEO Hugh Killen resigns from Australia's largest cattle company

The chief executive of Australia's largest cattle company has resigned, effective immediately.

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Migaloo, Who Is Hated By Absolutely No One, May Sadly Be Dead

The large lad was last seen two years ago.

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Travellers warned to expect more disruptions in coming months

Airport boss says Australians should expect more disruptions to travel over the next 12 months, as the industry scrambles to fill critical worker shortages ahead of the July school holidays.

The Guardian - AU

Father-in-law charged with murder after Australian woman Sajida Tasneem killed in Pakistan

Tasneem was allegedly killed in front of her father after being taken to northern Pakistan from Perth with her three children

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Reserve Bank governor says inflation is rising, but he doesn't see a recession on the horizon

The RBA admits it suffered "reputational damage" when it tried to wind back its COVID-19 pandemic stimulus program.

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More court resources for SA Ironside cases

The South Australian government is to allocate more resources to help courts handle a surge of cases from the Operation Ironside organised crime crackdown.

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The world's affluent must start eating local food to tackle the climate crisis, new research shows

The desire by people in richer countries for a diverse range of out-of-season produce imported from overseas is driving up global greenhouse gas emissions, our new research has found.

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Gas export tax would help to fix Australia's energy crisis, says Dr Ken Henry

Australia has blown its chance to use its vast gas fields to help the economy transition to renewable energy, says former Treasury secretary Ken Henry.

ABC News

Qantas to overcome Broome International Airport flight disruptions with full-time engineer

Ongoing flight disruptions at Broome International Airport prompts Qantas to base a full-time engineer in the Western Australian town.

The Guardian - AU

Fake Twitter accounts for new senator suspended – as it happened

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Perth refugees urge Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to end temporary protection visas

Refugees and advocates call on the federal government to put an urgent end to temporary protection visas at a gathering in the Perth CBD on Monday on World Refugee Day.

Wales Online

All the big summer rugby fixtures being played, kick-off times and TV channels you'll need

There is a feast of international rugby on offer as northern hemisphere teams get back on tour: Wales head to South Africa, England face Australia and Ireland will meet the All Blacks

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Where did the RBA find evidence of wage growth?

The Reserve Bank of Australia is facing a federal government review, and we found one good reason for it: Wages growth data has come from a source that an expert called not "statistically valid".

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