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Not enough people to do 'the hard work' if migration slashed, businesses warn
via abc.net.au
There are divergent views among business leaders, from migrant and non-migrant backgrounds, about the impact of planned immigration cuts and the types of migrants that should be allowed into Australia. -
Live: Sin bin leads to remarkable Manly blitzkrieg
via abc.net.au
Manly have scored three tries in a matter of moments after Newcastle winger Dom Young was sin-binned to turn their match against the Knights on it's head. Follow live. -
Live: Knights out to continue top four hunt against Manly
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Newcastle will be looking to keep their top four hopes alive when they face Manly in the Hunter on Old Boys Day. Follow live. -
Live: Swans culture issue 'isn't just about one night' says former assistant
via abc.net.au
Carlton and the Dockers kick off a big Saturday of football, with all four games having an impact on the shape of the top 10. Follow live. -
Live: Blues take on top-spot Dockers to kick off Saturday footy
via abc.net.au
Carlton and the Dockers kick off a big Saturday of football, with all four games having an impact on the shape of the top 10. Follow live. -
Live: Blues surge rocks Freo as former Swans assistant makes big culture call
via abc.net.au
Carlton takes it up to Fremantle in the first half at Docklands Stadium, as a former Sydney assistant coach opens up on the club's current scandal. Follow live. -
Live: Blues dominate Freo, Dogs jump Dees amid ex-Swans coach's culture call
via abc.net.au
Melbourne hosts the Western Bulldogs in a crucial clash at the MCG that will determine wildcard match-ups as Carlton stuns Fremantle and a former Swans coach speaks out on the club's scandal. Follow live. -
Live: Blues dominate Freo, Dees host Dogs amid ex-Swans coach's culture call
via abc.net.au
Melbourne hosts the Western Bulldogs in a crucial clash at the MCG that will determine wildcard match-ups as Carlton stuns Fremantle and a former Swans coach speaks out on the club's scandal. Follow live. -
Live: Blues dominate Freo as former Swans assistant makes big culture call
via abc.net.au
Carlton takes it up to Fremantle at Docklands Stadium, as a former Sydney assistant coach opens up on the club's current scandal. Follow live. -
Wallaroos hammered in historic 100th Test by ruthless Black Ferns
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The Wallaroos' 100th Test match, and the Test debut of Australia's all-time leading rugby 7s try-scorer, has been soured by a dominant New Zealand performance in Auckland. -
Live text: Wallaroos face Black Ferns in historic 100th Test
via abc.net.au
Australia will play its historic 100th women's rugby union Test, facing New Zealand in Auckland. -
TikTok to pay $559m in 'one of the largest' child privacy settlements
via abc.net.au
It is "one of the largest recoveries ever obtained" from a case involving the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, the US Department of Justice says. -
TikTok to pay $559m in 'one of the largest' child pivacy settlements
via abc.net.au
It is "one of the largest recoveries ever obtained" from a case involving the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, the US Department of Justice says. -
Live: Starc takes four wickets in first half hour in brilliant Mackay spell
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Mackay's Harrup Park becomes the 12th Australian venue to host a Test match, with Australia desperate for an improved performance in the second and final Test against Bangladesh. Follow live. -
Live: Starc on a hat-trick after brilliant new ball burst against Bangladesh in Mackay
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Mackay's Harrup Park becomes the 12th Australian venue to host a Test match, with Australia desperate for an improved performance in the second and final Test against Bangladesh. Follow live. -
Live: Starc claims five wickets inside first hour during brilliant new ball spell in Mackay
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Mackay's Harrup Park becomes the 12th Australian venue to host a Test match, with Australia desperate for an improved performance in the second and final Test against Bangladesh. Follow live. -
Live: History looms in Mackay as Australia looks for response against Bangladesh
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Mackay's Harrup Park becomes the 12th Australian venue to host a Test match, with Australia desperate for an improved performance in the second and final Test against Bangladesh. Follow live. -
Live: Australia wins the toss, bowls first as it looks for response against Bangladesh
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Mackay's Harrup Park becomes the 12th Australian venue to host a Test match, with Australia desperate for an improved performance in the second and final Test against Bangladesh. Follow live. -
Live: Australia into the tail after Starc's five-wicket new ball spell
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Mitch Starc tears through the Bangladesh top order with five wickets in just 22 balls to leave the tourists floundering on day one of the second Test. Follow live. -
Lions coach 'feels sorry' for Swans as likely finals clash looms
via abc.net.au
Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan describes the Sydney Swans scandal as a "head-scratcher", with the two teams likely to meet in the AFL qualifying final. -
When hundreds of animals die from bird flu, what happens next?
via abc.net.au
Despite their scale, we know surprisingly little about mass mortality events — from bird flu and other triggers — and their longer-term ecological consequences. -
'Shameful': Australia, UK, Canada slam Israel over probe into aid killings
via abc.net.au
Australian Zomi Frankcom, three Britons, a dual US-Canadian national, a Pole and a Palestinian died in a drone strike in Gaza in 2024. -
Labor is finding ways to fight One Nation's unrelenting fickleness
via abc.net.au
Pauline Hanson has a knack for jettisoning positions no longer deemed politically useful without blowback but Labor is getting more deliberate about how it fights a fickle One Nation. -
Israel's impunity has been virtually unaffected by collective concern
via abc.net.au
Even the United States is now criticising Israel's ongoing settler violence in the West Bank as Benjamin Netanyahu, once the 'Trump whisperer', becomes the Trump ignorer. -
How much does it cost to fight Pauline Hanson? Labor has options
via abc.net.au
Pauline Hanson has a knack for jettisoning positions no longer deemed politically useful without blowback but Labor is getting more deliberate about how it fights a fickle One Nation. -
Batteries send power prices up in midnight charging mystery
via abc.net.au
Australia is leading the world in the adoption of batteries big and small. But in one state, storage is fuelling some perverse and pricey outcomes. -
The week that blew up the Swans and called out AFL culture
via abc.net.au
The Swans scandal is creating a greater conversation around the AFL's handling of allegations of violence against women and its lack of a "no-fault stand-down" policy. -
Employers forced to wait 12 months for overseas nurses, teachers
via abc.net.au
Business leaders hope the current visa settings will be in place for 'a very short time', given the visa decision wait time blow out. -
AI's threat to future jobs considered in landmark NSW compensation decision
via abc.net.au
In a landmark compensation decision a tribunal has taken into account how AI may create more job market uncertainty in considering a worker's future lost earnings. -
From Hedwig to Bowie, John Cameron Mitchell on art fighting fascism
via abc.net.au
The Tony-winning playwright, filmmaker and performer returns to Australia to celebrate Bowie, punk and 25 years of queer classic Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
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