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Why don't Australians source more coffee from our region?
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Australia is surrounded by coffee-growing countries like Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, but it imports most of its coffee from the other side of the world. With climate change and coffee bean prices skyrocketing, is it time to look closer to home?
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Trump hasn't saved TikTok, he's just given it a breather
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Another US TikTok outage isn’t off the cards. The only certainty is more upheaval, writes Ange Lavoipierre.
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Forty-one species added to Australia’s threatened list despite zero extinction target
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A number of animals, plants and an entire ecosystem were added to Australia's extinction watch list in 2024. We look at the new species under threat.
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De Minaur is finally where he wants to be, and playing the tennis he needs to succeed
via abc.net.au
After telling fans on the weekend his "legs are back", Alex de Minaur proved it on his way to the Australian Open quarterfinals.
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Madison Keys playing tennis 'better than ever' 10 years after first semi
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American Madison Keys first made the Australian Open semifinals 10 years ago. A decade on, she hopes to do it again, but she'll have to go through Ukraine's Elina Svitolina.
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Mary Fowler's Manchester City undone by goalkeeping blunders
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Two assists from Matildas star Mary Fowler are undone by goalkeeping blunders as City loses the Manchester Derby in the Women's Super League.
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The greatest Australian Open champion's mood has soured down under
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Coming to Australia to start every season was once a joyous journey for Novak Djokovic, but things have changed in the past few years and 2025 is just the latest twist in this complicated relationship.
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Djokovic's interview boycott another chapter in his dramatic Aus Open relationship
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Coming to Australia to start every season was once a joyous journey for Novak Djokovic, but things have changed in the past few years and 2025 is just the latest twist in this complicated relationship.
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The average billionaire made $3.2 million a day in 2024, Oxfam finds
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Think you earn a decent salary? The latest inequality report from Oxfam found Australia's billionaires took home 1,300 times more than the average Aussie earner last year.
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Australian billionaires made $67,000 an hour last year, report finds
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Think you earn a decent salary? The latest inequality report from Oxfam found Australia's billionaires took home 1,300 times more than the average Aussie earner last year.
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Live: Serbian Council calls for Tony Jones's resignation
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The Serbian Council of Australia is calling for the resignation of Nine presenter Tony Jones after his comments to fans about Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open. Follow live.
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Live: Former Aus Open champ says Djokovic's skin 'a little thin' but he's earned respect
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The Serbian Council of Australia calls for Tony Jones to resign after his comments to fans about Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open, while former doubles champion John Alexander suggests Djokovic's skin is "a little thin". Follow live.
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Coalition vows minimum jail terms for anti-Semitic acts
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Amid a summer of violence against Jewish synagogues and homes, the Coalition vows stronger penalties for acts of anti-Semitism, and repeats its call for a national cabinet to be convened on the issue.
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Nine host apologises after Novak Djokovic's interview boycott
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Channel Nine host Tony Jones apologises for a comment — labelled "insulting and offensive" by Novak Djokovic — that prompted the 24-time major winner to boycott on-court interviews.
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Live: ASX set to lift after Wall Street rally
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The ASX is poised to rise 0.3 per cent this morning after Wall Street ended the week with a strong rally. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
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Top seeds sent home from Australian Open as teen stars emerge
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Almost half of the men's singles top 10 seeds won't feature in the second week of the Australian Open after being knocked out by teenagers.
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Next generation of men's stars announce themselves at Australian Open
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Almost half of the men's singles top 10 seeds won't feature in the second week of the Australian Open after being knocked out by teenagers.
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Why running the Tour Down Under is Stuart O'Grady's proudest achievement
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Stuart O'Grady says despite all his race wins and Olympic, world and Commonwealth gold medals, welcoming the world's top UCI pro cyclists to his backyard for the Tour Down Under is his proudest moment.
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Quick hits: 'Crazy' clocks, TikTok turmoil and racquet smashing fines
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The US ban of TikTok has some feeling glum, while a hot-temper in the Aussie heat has burnt a hole in Medvedev's pocket. Here are the five quick hits from day eight of the Australian Open.
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Problematic periods cost Australians billions each year, research finds
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A new study has found almost four in five Australian women have experienced problematic periods in the past five years, and almost half of those have missed days of work or study, costing about $14 billion a year in lost productivity.
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Two ways Trump's inauguration will change the world
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In Australia, our woeful productivity lately is a source of puzzled discontent and finger-pointing, especially when compared with the United States. But the dark side has been made clear.
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As Trump takes charge, we can see the dark side of productivity and growth
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In Australia, our woeful productivity lately is a source of puzzled discontent and finger-pointing, especially when compared with the United States. But the dark side has been made clear.
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'Mockery of Serbian fans': Djokovic protests against Channel Nine after reporter's broadcast
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Novak Djokovic has said he will avoid doing interviews on court at the Australian Open until he receives an apology from the Nine Network, after reporter Tony Jones "mockery of Serbian fans".
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'Mockery of Serbian fans': Djokovic protest against Channel Nine after reporter's broadcast
via abc.net.au
Novak Djokovic has said he will avoid doing interviews on court at the Australian Open until he receives an apology from the Nine Network, after reporter Tony Jones "mockery of Serbian fans".
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Why retirees are sitting on their super rather than spending it
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The federal government should intervene to help retirees spend their superannuation and avoid the savings system ending up as "a massive inheritance scheme", the Grattan Institute warns.
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Australians need government help to spend super: Grattan
via abc.net.au
The federal government should intervene to help retirees spend their superannuation and avoid the savings system ending up as "a massive inheritance scheme", the Grattan Institute warns.
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Peter Dutton promises tax-free lunches in second campaign launch
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Small businesses could claim a tax refund for staff lunches or client golf trips under the policy proposal.
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Fan hospitalised following Tour Down Under crash
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A female spectator is receiving treatment following a crash at the Tour Down Under on Saturday night.
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What to know about RSV and the free vaccine coming in February
via abc.net.au
RSV is a highly infectious virus that is the most common cause of respiratory infections in children.
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Why 38-year-old Monfils's 'dream' isn't to win the Australian Open
via abc.net.au
Gaël Monfils's legion of fans is daring to dream big, but the evergreen Frenchman is focused on other priorities than lifting the trophy at Melbourne Park.
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Live: Sabalenka makes light work of teen sensation to reach Aus Open quarterfinals
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Aryna Sabalenka is the first player through to the quarterfinals before Coco Gauff, Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz try to join her on day eight of the Australian Open. Follow live.
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Live: Sabalenka dismantling teen sensation in Aus Open fourth round
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Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz will all be on show during day eight of the Australian Open. Follow live.
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Live: Reigning champion Sabalenka takes on 17yo in 'awkward' Aus Open fourth round
via abc.net.au
Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz will all be on show during day eight of the Australian Open. Follow live.
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Live: Defending champion Sabalenka takes on 17yo in Aus Open fourth round
via abc.net.au
Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz will all be on show during day eight of the Australian Open. Follow live.
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Quick hits: Frenchman faints in shower, de Minaur never quits and true love conquers
via abc.net.au
Worrying claims from Corentin Moutet that he fainted before his match, Alex de Minaur shows his fighting spirit, and America's next generation announce themselves to the world. Here are the five quick hits from day seven of the Australian Open.
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How one Australian Open player made headlines with her vintage fashion
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The tennis world is steeped in luxury and prestige — which is why one Australian player made headlines thanks to her dedication for sourcing vintage looks seen on Grand Slam champions.
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Convinced you're smarter than the rest of us? Prove it!
via abc.net.au
Still call yourself a trivia master? We'll see about that.
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Collins glad 'nobody got hurt' after being booed out of Australian Open
via abc.net.au
Anticipation was at fever pitch as Danielle Collins returned to the court days after taunting the Aussie crowd, and the locals predictably had something waiting for her.
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German 'lucky loser' cancels flights again after reaching Aus Open last 16
via abc.net.au
Eva Lys is making a habit of changing her travel plans, with the German advancing to the fourth round after initially failing to qualify for the main draw in Melbourne.
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Why the Renegades had to finish a Big Bash game two bowlers short
via abc.net.au
Melbourne Renegades bowlers Will Sutherland and Fergus O'Neill have both been removed from the attack by the umpires in a bizarre turn for their Big Bash match against Brisbane.
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How the Melbourne Renegades finished a match two bowlers short and still won
via abc.net.au
Melbourne Renegades bowlers Will Sutherland and Fergus O'Neill were both removed from the attack by the umpires in a bizarre turn during their Big Bash win over Brisbane.
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Halfway through its first-ever season, Auckland FC tops the world
via abc.net.au
A comprehensive victory over Melbourne City has put Auckland FC back on top of the ALM ladder as the Kiwi club's remarkable debut season continues.
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Tik Tok could be banned in the US. Here's what Australians can expect
via abc.net.au
The fate of TikTok has been in the spotlight recently, with users in the United States bracing themselves for the looming ban of the Chinese-owned app. This is what we know.
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Warren Mundine loses pre-selection bid as Liberals opt for lawyer Gisele Kapterian
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Gisele Kapterian has been preselected for the blue-ribbon seat of Bradfield, defeating prominent anti-Voice campaigner Warren Mundine who had also been in the running.
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Warren Mundine loses pre-selection bid as Liberals opt for lawyer
via abc.net.au
Gisele Kapterian has been preselected for the blue-ribbon seat of Bradfield, defeating prominent anti-Voice campaigner Warren Mundine who had also been in the running.
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Liberal Party moderates succeed with pick in Bradfield as Mundine loses
via abc.net.au
Gisele Kapterian has been preselected for the blue-ribbon seat of Bradfield, defeating prominent anti-Voice campaigner Warren Mundine who had also been in the running.
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Live: 'The legs are back': De Minaur beats Cerundolo in four sets
via abc.net.au
Alex de Minaur is through to the fourth-round of the Australian Open after a brilliant four-set win over Argentine 31st seed Francisco Cerundolo. Follow live.
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Live: De Minaur up next on centre court as Świątek tears into Aus Open fourth round
via abc.net.au
Iga Świątek thumps Emma Raducanu 6-1, 6-0 in the first match on Rod Laver Arena on day seven, followed by Australian hopeful Alex de Minaur. Follow live.
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Live: De Minaur hits the front as Cerundolo battles cramp in Aus Open third round
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Local hope Alex de Minaur takes on Francisco Cerundolo for a spot in the Australian Open fourth round, with 20-year-old American Alex Michelsen awaiting the victor. Follow live.
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Live: De Minaur hits centre court with potential fourth-round opponent locked in
via abc.net.au
Local hope Alex de Minaur takes on Francisco Cerundolo for a spot in the Australian Open fourth round, with 20-year-old American Alex Michelsen awaiting the victory. Follow live.
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