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What states and territories are doing to help Australians buy electric cars

State and territory governments are investing in charging infrastructure and offering a range of incentives to reduce the financial burden on Australians wanting to make the switch to electric cars.

ABC News

Trade deal with UAE moves step closer

Australia and the United Arab Emirates have taken a step towards a free trade agreement, which could boost two-way trade and investment.

AAP

Politics with Michelle Grattan: Stay calm, petrol is headed down, budget is improving – economist Chris Richardson

Australia’s budget situation has been quietly improving. Deloitte Access Economics director Chris Richardson says the remarkable strength of the Australian economy means it no longer needs the emergency support it has been getting from the government and the Reserve Bank. Government spending fell by a record 10% in the year…

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Bruno Fornaroli for the Socceroos: stroke of genius or stop gap to paper over cracks?

The decision to call up the 34-year-old Uruguay-born striker is arguably the correct one even if it carries a hint of a desperate measure

The Guardian - AU

'May you always taste the sweetest fruit': uncovering the history and hidden delights of your neighbourhood

Sydney’s Green Square is one of Australia’s biggest urban renewal projects. But it’s much more than a construction site. First Nations people know it by another name: nadunga gurad, or sand dune Country.

The Conversation

Medal ambition driving Day to Birmingham

A teenage rookie at her home Commonwealth Games in 2018, Australian sprinter Riley Day heads to Birmingham this year chasing medals not experience.

AAP

India and Australia close to signing a mini free trade agreement

The move comes at a time when both nations are desperate to reduce their dependence on China.

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Environment recovers, biodiversity suffers

Lower temperatures and good rainfall have helped the environment recover from drought, heatwaves and catastrophic bushfires but biodiversity is suffering.

AAP

Great Barrier Reef hit by sixth mass bleaching event, leading coral scientist says

Prof Terry Hughes says he believes bleaching is under way as the Australian government conducts monitoring flights over 2,300km reef

The Guardian - AU

Ambiguity and amorality: is Douglas Stewart's Ned Kelly one of Australia's great forgotten plays?

In 1943, Dolia Ribush, a Russian-speaking Latvian theatre director of medium height and considerable charm, made an illegal trip to Sydney from Melbourne — interstate travel at that time, as during Covid-19, being restricted.

The Conversation

Why 'freedom' is not the only thing worth fighting for

With just two months to go before a federal election is due, we are being bombarded by broadcast ads and yellow billboards around Australia. Funded by Clive Palmer and endorsing his United Australia Party (UAP), they carry a simple message: FREEDOM FREEDOM FREEDOM.

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Bruno Fornaroli headlines desperate Socceroos squad ahead of must-win World Cup qualifiers against Japan and Saudi Arabia

The 34-year old striker has been called up alongside four other debutants as Socceroos coach Graham Arnold cobbles together a squad for their must-win qualifiers this month.

ABC News

Stuart Robert says ‘dud teachers’ not an issue in Australia’s independent schools

Acting education minister says teacher training needs overhaul as ‘bottom 10%’ are ‘dragging the chain’

The Guardian - AU

Patients wait 12 weeks for a GP in Qld

The Senate inquiry into GP services in rural Australia has heard of long wait times for a doctor in parts of Queensland, and poorly funded Indigenous services.

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A poo dose a day may keep bipolar away. When it comes to mental health, what else could poo do?

In a world first, two Australians with bipolar have had poo transplants, their symptoms improved, and their cases written up in peer-reviewed journals.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s unemployment rate falls to 4% – the lowest since 2008

Jobless rate for women falls to lowest since May 1974 at 3.8%, as the economy added net 77,400 jobs in February

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We Asked A Climate Scientist About The Best Things We Can Do To Help The Planet

Feel like it's been a while since you've adopted new habits to help the planet? We asked a climate scientist about the best things we can do.

ABC News

Unemployment falls to record low, hours worked recover from COVID-19 Omicron variant

Australia's jobs market continues to strengthen, with unemployment falling to 4 per cent and hours worked recovering from January's COVID-19 Omicron variant outbreak.

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Motorsport

Brabham to make Australian racing debut

Third-generation racer Sam Brabham will make a long-awaited competitive debut on Australian soil during this weekend's GT World Challenge Australia opener at Phillip Island.

AAP

Cats, foxes take toll on native species

Cats and foxes kill 2.6 billion Australian reptiles, birds and mammals each year, with scientists warning the carnage will continue without better management.

The Guardian - AU

Bruno Fornaroli named in Socceroos squad for crucial World Cup qualifiers

The Uruguay-born striker could make an unlikely debut at the age of 34 for Australia’s fixtures against Japan and Saudi Arabia

AAP

Fornaroli headlines Socceroos squad shocks

Uruguay-born Bruno Fornaroli is one of five uncapped players named in a 27-man squad for Australia's crunch World Cup qualifiers against Japan and Saudi Arabia.

The Guardian - AU

Is Australia really beating other countries at cutting emissions?

Scott Morrison has to be very selective with the data to make a favourable global comparison

AAP

Conde sails into next project with RA

Rugby Australia's chief performance officer, former AIS boss and sailor Peter Conde, has outlined his intentions in his first interview since accepting the job.

The Guardian - AU

Australian Human Rights Commission to slash staff after budget cuts and surge in workload

Agency says it will have to cut one in three jobs and warns current funding is insufficient for it to perform its statutory function

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