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Ag lobby must change its tune

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Business News

Tom Zaunmayr

Can’t see the food for the trees

20

Business News

Matt Dalgleish

Starmer To Press Trump On Gaza, Trade In Scotland Talks

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will press Donald Trump on ending "the unspeakable suffering" in Gaza, and also talk trade, when they meet Monday at...

10

International Business Times

Peter Hutchison

Defending Champions England Beat Spain On Penalties To Win Women's Euro 2025

Chloe Kelly converted the decisive kick as England beat Spain 3-1 on penalties to lift the Women's Euro 2025 trophy after Sunday's game had finished...

9

International Business Times

Andy Scott

Amateur Football Leagues Win Over Cynical Chinese Fans

On a summer's day in the city of Suzhou, about 40,000 people crowded into a stadium while thousands more gathered by public screens to watch...

9

International Business Times

Jing Xuan Teng

Food Arrives In Gaza After Israel Pauses Some Fighting

Truckloads of food reached hungry Gazans on Monday after Israel promised to open secure aid routes, but humanitarian agencies warned vast amounts...

9

International Business Times

Afp Team In Gaza With Dave Clark In Jerusalem

New Zealand Farmers Battle Pine Forests To 'Save Our Sheep'

New Zealand sheep farmers are fighting to stop the loss of pasture to fast-spreading pine plantations, which earn government subsidies to soak up...

8

International Business Times

Ben Strang

Trump, EU Chief Seek Deal In Transatlantic Tariffs Standoff

US President Donald Trump and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen prepared to meet Sunday in Scotland in a push to resolve a months-long transatlantic...

8

International Business Times

Peter Hutchison With Emma Charlton In Brussels

Did Astronomer’s Gwyneth Paltrow stunt work?

At the weekend, tech company Astronomer turned to Gwyneth Paltrow in the wake of the recent Coldplay kiss cam scandal to “address” frequently asked...

10

Mumbrella

Lauren Mcnamara

Epstein: Will this be the story that ends Trump?

6

The New Daily

Emma Shortis

A pathway to productivity and budget sustainability

7

The New Daily

Glenn Withers

Deery: We can’t pretend threats to kids don’t exist

5

Herald Sun

Shannon Deery

Campbell: Time for action on anti-Semitic extremists shutting down our city

6

Herald Sun

James Campbell

Premature state no help to Gaza

4

The Australian

Editorial

China pursues Australian activist

3

The Australian

Editorial

Ambitious climate targets must not undermine growth

3

The Australian

Editorial

Food for thought as Chalmers mulls going with the cashflow

9

The Australian

Matthew Cranston

If we’re airbrushing rogue leaders, why stop at Latham?

10

The Australian

Troy Bramston

Chalmers is already gaming ‘reform’ roundtable

3

The Australian

Judith Sloan

Recognising a Palestine state would be a mistake

20

The Australian

Greg Sheridan

In national interest, China must be a key climate ally

3

The Australian

Andrew Forrest

Take your lecture and doomsday appraisals to big emitters

9

The Australian

Geoff Chambers

Tilting at windmills is an act of self-harm

6

The Examiner

John Hanscombe

‘Are you joking, mate?’ AI doesn’t get sarcasm in non-American varieties of English

A new study shows large language models find it much harder to understand the nuances of Indian, British and Australian English.

5

The Conversation

Aditya Joshi

Employers warn Labor’s push to lock in penalty rates is bad for business – but it’s not that simple

One in five Australians’ pay – especially for casuals, part-timers, women and younger workers – would be affected by Labor’s move on penalty...

7

The Conversation

Chris F. Wright

A rare, direct warning from Japan signals a shift in the fight against child sex tourism in Asia

Japan’s warning wasn’t triggered by a government audit or diplomatic scandal. It came because a citizen saw concerning social media posts and...

6

The Conversation

Ming Gao

How real-time data can lead to better decisions on everything from NZ’s interest rates to business investment

New Zealanders have often been frustrated with crucial economic decisions being made using months’-old data. A new tool is starting to bridge that...

6

The Conversation

Dennis Wesselbaum

Tilting at windmills is an act of self-harm

5

Canberra Times

John Hanscombe

Thanks to Trump administration, Mathias Cormann on top of the world

Thanks to Trump administration, Mathias Cormann on top of the world

Looks like Donald Trump has finally found an Australian politician he likes (no, not former Ashfield deputy mayor turned next US ambassador to...

8

WA Today

Kishor Napier-Raman

Good journalism reveals problems and just asks more questions

Good journalism reveals problems and just asks more questions

The definition of news, traditionally speaking, is what’s going wrong in the world. As the old adage says, “if it bleeds, it leads”. Or, as Ulrik...

9

WA Today

Peter Hartcher

Thanks to Trump administration, Mathias Cormann on top of the world

Thanks to Trump administration, Mathias Cormann on top of the world

Looks like Donald Trump has finally found an Australian politician he likes (no, not former Ashfield deputy mayor turned next US ambassador to...

8

The Sydney Morning Herald

Kishor Napier-Raman

Good journalism reveals problems and just asks more questions

Good journalism reveals problems and just asks more questions

The definition of news, traditionally speaking, is what’s going wrong in the world. As the old adage says, “if it bleeds, it leads”. Or, as Ulrik...

9

The Sydney Morning Herald

Peter Hartcher

We're on the front line of the cost-of-living crisis. This move is a win for everyone's health

We're on the front line of the cost-of-living crisis. This move is a win for everyone's health

The federal government has announced plans for legislation that will save 20 million Australians without a concession card more than $689 million...

9

The Examiner

Trent Twomey

This is the worst criminal conduct known to humankind

This is the worst criminal conduct known to humankind

The images of starving children coming out of Gaza reminded me of the images of the liberation of the concentration camps at the end of World War...

8

The Examiner

Crispin Hull

Telling stories: the 4 ways micro-influencers build and keep their loyal audiences

Telling stories: the 4 ways micro-influencers build and keep their loyal audiences

The rise of social media was quickly followed by the advent of the “influencer” – an online content creator who builds credibility within a...

8

The Conversation

Shahper Richter

As Trump has pulled back from the highest tariffs, this chart shows the economic shock has eased

As Trump has pulled back from the highest tariffs, this chart shows the economic shock has eased

It’s tariff season again, with the next deadline looming on Friday, August 1. Since the beginning of July, the United States has issued another...

8

The Conversation

James Giesecke

As US climate data-gathering is gutted, Australian forecasting is now at real risk

As US climate data-gathering is gutted, Australian forecasting is now at real risk

This year, Australia has experienced record-breaking floods, tropical cyclones, heatwaves on land and in the ocean, drought, coral bleaching,...

7

The Conversation

Andrew B. Watkins

‘I was very fearful of my parents’: new research shows how parents can use coercive control on their children

‘I was very fearful of my parents’: new research shows how parents can use coercive control on their children

In Australia, there is growing recognition that children and young people are not just witnesses to domestic, family and sexual violence, but...

7

The Conversation

Kate Fitz-Gibbon

‘No filter can fix that face’: how online body shaming harms teenage girls

‘No filter can fix that face’: how online body shaming harms teenage girls

You’re so ugly it hurts. Maybe if you lost some weight, someone would actually like you. No filter can fix that face. These are the sorts of...

7

The Conversation

Taliah Jade Prince

My child is always losing and forgetting things. How can I help – without making it worse?

My child is always losing and forgetting things. How can I help – without making it worse?

As school returns, parents and teachers might each be faced with the familiar chorus of “I can’t find my school jumper” and “I left my hat at...

7

The Conversation

Celia Harris

I’m not First Nations, but I want to wear First Nations fashion. Is that okay?

I’m not First Nations, but I want to wear First Nations fashion. Is that okay?

If you’re not First Nations yourself, you may have found yourself asking if it is okay for you to wear First Nations fashion. What can you buy? How...

7

The Conversation

Treena Clark

Good journalism reveals problems and just asks more questions

Good journalism reveals problems and just asks more questions

The definition of news, traditionally speaking, is what’s going wrong in the world. As the old adage says, “if it bleeds, it leads”. Or, as Ulrik...

8

The Age

Peter Hartcher

We're on the front line of the cost-of-living crisis. This move is a win for everyone's health

We're on the front line of the cost-of-living crisis. This move is a win for everyone's health

The federal government has announced plans for legislation that will save 20 million Australians without a concession card more than $689 million...

7

Canberra Times

Trent Twomey

This is the worst criminal conduct known to humankind

This is the worst criminal conduct known to humankind

The images of starving children coming out of Gaza reminded me of the images of the liberation of the concentration camps at the end of World War...

7

Canberra Times

Crispin Hull

In NSW jails, life means life. Here we have a revolving door

In NSW jails, life means life. Here we have a revolving door

Grief has many faces. It comes in hushed hospital rooms where a final "I love you" can be whispered. Login or signup to continue reading It arrives...

7

Canberra Times

John Mikita

Thanks to Trump administration, Mathias Cormann on top of the world

Thanks to Trump administration, Mathias Cormann on top of the world

Looks like Donald Trump has finally found an Australian politician he likes (no, not former Ashfield deputy mayor turned next US ambassador to...

7

Brisbane Times

Kishor Napier-Raman

Good journalism reveals problems and just asks more questions

Good journalism reveals problems and just asks more questions

The definition of news, traditionally speaking, is what’s going wrong in the world. As the old adage says, “if it bleeds, it leads”. Or, as Ulrik...

8

Brisbane Times

Peter Hartcher

Writing is all about discipline, love, luck and endurance – and I sure know about endurance

Writing is all about discipline, love, luck and endurance – and I sure know about endurance

“If I wrote another book, who would read it?” I lamented. “I would!” enthused my brother, perhaps echoing Kurt Vonnegut’s remark, “Write to please...

10

The Guardian

Ranjana Srivastava

Is it just biosecurity that should worry us, or is there a much bigger danger?

Is it just biosecurity that should worry us, or is there a much bigger danger?

Having consistently been reassured that “the Albanese Labor Government will never compromise on biosecurity”, we now learn that the government has...

10

Pearls and Irritations

James Beattie

The principal barrier to a rapid energy transition

The principal barrier to a rapid energy transition

With the dead-end nuclear energy scenario binned during the present reign of the Labor Government and rapid technological change facilitating...

10

Pearls and Irritations

Mark Diesendorf