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Australian Lawmaker Offers Free Portraits Of King Charles

Lawmaker in Perth offers free portraits of King Charles III to constituents under unique government policy in Australia.

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Charles and Camilla bid farewell to Australia after a ‘sausage sizzle’

Dame Joanna Lumley, who is staging her one-woman show at the Sydney Opera House, met the couple.

Evening Standard

Thom Yorke says he "doesn't give a flying f***" if fans want Radiohead to reunite

The Radiohead frontman states he has "earned the right" to work on whatever projects he wants to

Louder

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No road racing at Glasgow Commonwealth Games as organisers look to cut costs

Track and para-track cycling still a part of the schedule

Cycling Weekly

Sri Lanka vs West Indies LIVE: Cricket score and updates from West Indies in Sri Lanka 2024

Follow all the action from Pallekele International Cricket Stadium

The Independent UK

Australian teen found not guilty of murdering British woman during break-in

Emma Lovell was stabbed at her home in Queensland on Boxing Day holiday in 2022

The Independent UK

Border Gavaskar Trophy: Pat Cummins identifies Team India's 'X-factor'

NEW DELHI: While identifying Rishabh Pant as India's "X-factor" in the upcoming five-match Test series, Australian captain Pat Cummins emphasized that his team is intent on reversing the setbacks from four straight series losses against India.

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Carey fires another warning shot ahead of India series

Alex Carey has continued his superb start to the summer with an unbeaten century in South Australia's Sheffield Shield clash against Queensland.

AAP

King hailed for ‘courageous’ decision to go public with cancer diagnosis

Charles met leading skin cancer experts as he visited the Melanoma Institute Australia in Sydney.

The Independent UK

Australian senator Lidia Thorpe confronted King Charles with a string of claims. How do they stack up?

The Gurnai Gunditjmara and Djab-Wurrung woman accused the crown of a range of crimes against Indigenous people at Parliament House

The Guardian - AU

Barbecue, kangaroo pies and Jimmy Barnes: Charles and Camilla go quintessentially Australian for final day of tour

The royals get on the tongs, banter with surf lifesavers and meet massive crowds at the Sydney Opera House

The Guardian - AU

Border Gavaskar Trophy: Michael Clarke picks discarded cricketer to open against India

NEW DELHI: Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has backed Cameron Bancroft for a Test recall, recommending the 31-year-old to open the innings in the forthcoming five-match series against India.

The Times of India

Wallaroos avoid England in Rugby World Cup opener

The Wallaroos will take on Samoa in their opening match of next year's Women's Rugby World Cup, building up to a crunch clash with heavyweight hosts England.

AAP

Red Roses to take on USA in Women’s Rugby World Cup opener as schedule and fixtures revealed

Hosts England also face Samoa and Australia in Pool A

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Alpaca sneezes on King Charles during walkabout in Australia

An alpaca sneezed on King Charles III as he greeted crowds on a walkabout in Canberra, Australia, on Monday, 21 October.

The Times of India

Hockey, wrestling, badminton and shooting among prominent sports dropped from Glasgow CWG 2026 programme

NEW DELHI: In a major blow to India's medal chances at the Commonwealth Games, the organisers of the 2026 edition of the multisport event in Glasgow on Monday confirmed the exclusion of hockey, badminton, table tennis, shooting and wrestling among prominent sports from the Games' programme. Women's cricket - which…

The Guardian - AU

Wallabies seek to spring a grand slam surprise as Lions tour looms large

Joseph Sua’ali’i has been fast-tracked into the Australia side amid coach Joe Schmidt’s search for a spark in four Tests across the UK and Ireland

AAP

Quincy Dodd injured, out of Jillaroos' clash with Kiwis

Starting hooker Quincy Dodd will miss Australia's clash against New Zealand, who ambushed the Jillaroos in the sides' last meeting.

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The Conversation

Huge volumes of whey go to waste. We could do much more with this nutrient-rich liquid

Every year, 7.6 million tonnes of food is lost or wasted in Australia. When we think about this, we might picture mouldy fruit, stale bread and overly full fridges. But in fact, almost half of this waste happens before food ever gets to us. Waste is common in food production,…

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Australian Catholic University Stands By Its Decision To Allow Joe De Bruyn To Speak At Graduation

“While his views may not be shared by many of our staff and students, as a university we encourage the respectful exchange of ideas," a spokesperson for the university shared.

The Times of India

Border Gavaskar Trophy: How Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami had helped India register maiden series victory in Australia

NEW DELHI: India pacers Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami form one of the most potent fast-bowling partnerships in world cricket. Their combination is highly effective due to a blend of contrasting but complementary skills.

The Times of India

Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Brett Lee identifies 'an absolute weapon' to open against India

One of the pieces that are yet to be filled for hosts Australia ahead of the five-match Test series against India, which starts on November 22, is the opening slot. Since David Warner's retirement, Steve Smith has opened alongside Usman Khawaja but with paltry returns.

The Independent UK

King lambasted by Australian senator for ‘genocide’ against indigenous people

Senator Lidia Thorpe waited until the end of a landmark speech Charles gave in the capital, Canberra, to verbally attack the King.

AAP

Read null about it: privacy changes could bury news

Changes to Australian privacy laws could open an avenue for powerful people to shut down news coverage, a group has told a Senate inquiry.

The Guardian - AU

It’s time Australia called in the big guns on the social media firms. Our democracy is at risk

Meta has made it very clear to Australians that they do not value our journalism or our public interest media

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