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Mark Hughes Foundation trekkers ready to tackle Top End

Having already conquered the dizzying heights of the Mount Everest Base Camp, Mount Kilimanjaro and The Sandakan Death March in Borneo as well as the Kokoda Track, a crew representing the Mark Hughes Foundation is setting off on another gruelling challenge - a trek through the Top End of Australia.

Newcastle Herald

DYLLF: Deep Yellow Limited and Vimy Resources Agree to Merge. Attributable Resources Expand to 389 Mlbs. Deep Yellow to have multi-jurisdictional flagship projects in Namibia and Australia.

By Steven Ralston, CFA OTCQX:DYLLF | ASX:DYL.AX

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White House says the US has evidence that the war against Ukraine has been ‘a strategic disaster’ – as it happened

Germany, France and the UK reject Russia’s demand to pay for gas in roubles; Kremlin announces further sanctions for EU leaders

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Morning mail: fears over China and Russia, Mariupol evacuation attempt, Australians wait for excise cut

Friday: EU leaders urged to tell China it will face sanctions if it offers military aid to Russia. Plus: what’s new to streaming in Australia this April.

The Guardian - AU

James Harrison invented Australia's first ice-making machine, but is now forgotten

The Geelong newspaper proprietor almost blew himself up twice in search of his eureka moment in 1854, unlocking a principle that's used to this day in refrigerators and air conditioners around the world.

ABC News

Virginia Tech’s Emily Mahar reunites with Australian family after two-plus years at Augusta National Women’s Amateur

Family reunions are fun, especially when they take place in Augusta.

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Hill End artist cottages out to tender, prompting panic in art community

For almost 80 years, the cottages of Hill End have played a defining role in the careers of hundreds of Australian artists. Now, for the first time, they could be opened up for other uses like short-term accommodation.

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Japanese encephalitis vaccine trial could stretch limited stock, reduce cost

Three people have died from the mosquito-borne Japanese encephalitis virus, but a new trial could cut vaccine costs and increase uptake in Australia.

ABC News

In Australia there are more insolvencies in the construction sector than any other, and consumers are paying the price

The construction industry records more insolvencies each year than any other sector, which is being exacerbated by increased costs and labour shortages. Consumers and lawyers are calling for increased protections for homebuyers as some find themselves stuck with half-built houses when companies go broke.

ABC News

Kylie Moore-Gilbert's 804 days in an Iranian prison were a travesty - but the West is in no position to lecture

The brutal 804-day incarceration of Kylie Moore-Gilbert in Iran on fictitious charges was an appalling travesty. It remains inexplicable.

The Conversation

Where you live affects your dementia risk

Socioeconomic status is a key indicator of health outcomes, including access to, and quality of health care.

The Conversation

The Morrison government's $50 million gas handout undermines climate targets and does nothing to improve energy security

Tuesday night’s federal budget confirmed the Morrison government will spend A$50.3 million on gas projects in the Northern Territory, South Australia and the east coast.

The Conversation

When does daylight saving end? Here's what time the clocks go back this weekend

Many Australians will be anticipating a Sunday sleep-in this weekend, with clocks to be wound back by one hour. But why do we still have daylight saving time?

ABC News

Carbon farming projects can soon be stopped by Agriculture Minister if 'adverse' to communities

Australia's Agriculture Minister will have the power to stop new carbon farming projects covering more than 15 hectares, or more than one third of a farm, from next week.

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Daily Record

Liverpool and Manchester United set for overseas friendly but fans have different reaction to Rangers and Celtic

As Rangers fans celebrated the news that their controversial friendly with Celtic in Australia has been scrapped, two fierce Premier League rivals are set to meet in Thailand.

Daily Mirror

Pensioner's crushing diagnosis after thinking her tiredness was down to jet lag

Valerie Thompson, from Timperley, Manchester, had felt “exhausted” upon returning home from a trip to Australia but she had no idea the devastating diagnosis was to come

AAP

Mott open-minded on men's coaching role

Matthew Mott says he's happy within the Australian women's cricket coaching setup, but will keep an open mind to future chances in the men's setup.

AAP

Australia to send army vehicles to Ukraine

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has confirmed Australia will meet a request by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and send Bushmaster army vehicles.

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COVID-19 pandemic hits child development

Children have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in more ways than simply health, data from a long-running government study shows.

The Guardian - AU

Gaslit, Devs and Better Call Saul: what’s new to streaming in Australia this April

Plus A Very British Scandal, a series about surfing entrepreneurs and Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s comedy about being a fictional president of Ukraine

The Guardian - AU

Indigenous artists imagine a radically different Australia: ‘We need to let country do what it’s going to do’

From bushfire knowledge to a Blak Parliament House, this year’s Indigenous art triennial celebrates Aboriginal knowledge in ‘the heartland of whitefella sacred ground’ – Canberra

The Guardian - AU

Motorists may wait weeks for lower petrol prices as retailers use up old stock

Australia’s market watchdog will monitor service stations to ensure fuel excise cut is passed on to consumers in full

The Independent UK

Which countries still recognise the Queen as head of state?

Prince William has suggested the monarchy will support any decision to become a republic

Newsroom.co.nz

Feeding the Australians priced out of their own cities

A growing group of social entrepreneurs are helping Australians doing it tough to move beyond food handouts, writes Rebecca Lindberg in part two of a series on global food insecurity.

Glasgow Live

Rangers vs Celtic in Australia OFF as Gers pull out of Sydney Super Cup

The Ibrox club say organisers failed to 'fulfil their commitments' to them

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