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Shock call puts Barty in esteemed company

Perhaps only three Australian sportspeople can truly relate to Ash Barty's startling retirement from tennis.

AAP

Aust north open to attack: US Admiral

US Indo-Pacific commander Adml John Aquilino says Australia's north is under threat amid the most concerning security challenge in the region in recent years.

AAP

Australia blows Pakistan away, takes valuable 134-run lead into day four of third Test in Lahore

A brutal spell of reverse swing bowling from Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins has put Australia in a commanding position after day three of the final Test against Pakistan.

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Shubman Gill banking on IPL 2022 to make the cut for T20 World Cup

MUMBAI: Shubman Gill, who will be playing for the Gujarat Titans in the 2022 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), hopes to turn the upcoming season into an opportunity to make it to the Indian team for the T20 World Cup in Australia later this year.

The Times of India

Ash Barty retires from tennis at age 25

Barty’s announcement comes less than two months after winning the Australian Open for her third Grand Slam singles title.

The Hindu

Giant of the Australian bush takes top spot in Eucalypt of the Year competition

Eucalyptus regnans, commonly known as mountain ash, swamp gum and stringy gum, named Australia’s favourite eucalypt

The Guardian - AU

Birthing on Country services centre First Nations cultures and empower women in pregnancy and childbirth

Many Australian women rely on and trust maternity services to see them through pregnancy, labour and the early stages of new parenting.

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'Tough' new laws set to deter Victorian animal activists trespassing on farms

The Victorian government says new laws passed in Parliament yesterday are the toughest of their kind in Australia and will deter people from trespassing on farms.

ABC News

What The Fuck Is Going On With Locky ‘No Emotions’ Gilbert On SAS Australia?

"I don’t have emotions, I can’t even think of a freaking emotion, don’t talk about emotions. I’m a man”.

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Regional WA ranks worst in Australia for childcare availability

Families in regional Western Australia face the longest wait times of all Australians when it comes to getting their kids into child care, with one area having just one available space for every nine children in need of care.

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New drink-driving technology could soon be a fixture in all cars. Here's why it's a game changer

While drink driving fatalities and injuries have declined in recent decades, it still remains a major problem on Australian roads.

The Conversation

From slip, slop, slap to jab, peel, zap: Australia spending on cosmetic procedures, but not public health

In a land of blazing sunshine and a seemingly bottomless desire for more beautiful skin, it is ironic we still face a shortage of dermatologists

The Guardian - AU

Push for endometriosis centre in Victoria

Victorian MP Fiona Patten is calling for both levels of government to fund Australia's first specialised endometriosis centre.

AAP

Foxtel extends Formula 1 rights deal in Australia

The Foxtel Group has signed a new long-term deal as the TV rights holder for Formula 1 in Australia.

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Aussies on top but Perry a World Cup worry

Australia are taking a well deserved day off after a five-wicket win over South Africa, their sixth straight victory at the World Cup.

Bangkok Post

Spreading culture through comics

Australia is known for diversity and multiculturism. Through comics, 33 Australian artists express their creativity and identity at the exhibition titled "Australian Comics – Promoting Culture Through Visual Story Telling", which is on view at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC). In collaboration with the Australian embassy and curator…

ABC News

Price rises are hitting consumers as inflation takes off. These are some items that are going up now

As economists predict another round of hikes in official inflation figures, we speak to traders and consumers who are already noticing concerning price rises.

The Guardian - AU

Labor denies bullying reports after death of Kimberly Kitching; NZ to drop vaccine mandate – as it happened

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Daily Record

Australians react to Rangers protests over Celtic friendly as even Sydney locals say what fans are thinking

The crew on 'Born Offside' insist the November clash might go wrong with one host insisting: "It's a fans' game."

The Independent UK

Australians and Americans are comparing their ‘live to work’ vs ‘work to live’ cultures

‘Why didn’t ‘live to work’ catch on in Australia like it did through the rest of the Anglosphere?’

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: Russian forces ‘kidnap’ children, food price hikes hit businesses, Europe’s rising Covid cases

Wednesday: Invading troops are now inside the besieged Ukraine city of Mariupol. Plus: Australian cafe owners conflicted over passing rising costs to customers

ABC News

Non-traditional protein farming offers food for thought, CSIRO report suggests

Changing diet trends, a fast-growing population and international trade opportunities could help Australia become "a global delicatessen" for protein, according to CSIRO.

ABC News

How new LGBTQIA+ terminology guide could mend relationships and inspire people to speak out

Many people struggle to talk openly about their gender and sexual identities, but it is particularly challenging when you don't know the words.

Daily Mirror

'I have a huge spider living in my house - guests hate it but I won't kill it'

A woman from Australia has said she has a giant huntsman spider that lives on her ceiling - and even though it freaks out her house guests, she refuses to kill it

The Conversation

Australia wants a space industry. So why won't we pay for the basic research to drive it?

In the past few years, Australia has formed its own space agency and launched a defence “space command”. Billions of dollars for defence, and hundreds of millions for civilian space, have been allocated from the public purse to develop capability in this growing sector.

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