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Protests Against Israeli Team Divide Vuelta And Scare Riders

The Israel-Premier Tech team insists it will ride on in the Vuelta a Espana, even though repeated roadside pro-Palestinian protests forced one...

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International Business Times

Afp News

Israel Flattens Gaza City High-rise As It Tells Residents To Flee

An Israeli strike flattened a high-rise in Gaza City on Saturday -- the second in as many days -- after the military warned people to flee south to...

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International Business Times

Afp News

Coalition Of Willing Commits To Ukraine Force If Peace Agreed

More than two dozen countries have pledged to join a force to deploy in Ukraine after any eventual peace deal with Russia, aiming to deter Moscow...

4

International Business Times

Valerie Leroux

I was an adult before I truly understood where my father was from

I suspect like most first-generation migrants, Dad learned early that the best way to fit in is to let your heritage gently recede.

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WA Today

Jamila Rizvi

Three young men told me I didn’t belong here, but they’re wrong

The anti-immigration marches were fuelled by fear and misinformation about housing, economic insecurity and social change. We can change that.

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WA Today

Henry Rajendra

Where to invest your money, at any stage of life

From micro-investing platforms and ETFs to superannuation, bonds or a house deposit – here’s where Boomers, Gen Xers, Millennials and Gen Zers...

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WA Today

Dominic Powell

Marching for Australia, or for Palestine? Don’t let manipulators weaponise your decency

As we’ve seen in recent weeks, public protests, and those who take part in them, can often be manipulated for propaganda purposes. So vigilance is...

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WA Today

Parnell Palme Mcguinness

What our politicians won’t admit about immigration

Rational governments have given up trying to make women have more kids. They know what will power economic growth.

4

WA Today

Jacqueline Maley

Clubs rush to spend extra NRL funding as fears grow about PNG team

Tens of millions of dollars of taxpayers’ money has already been handed out to NRL clubs, but will there ever be a team in PNG?

4

WA Today

Danny Weidler

A promise kept: The risky creation of the Great Koala National Park

Advocates for the new national park on the Mid North Coast will be relieved that the full 176,000 hectares of state forest will be included, but...

4

WA Today

Nick O&x27Malley

My mum got $700,000 from downsizing her home. How should she invest it?

Downsizing can be a great way to free up some cash, but it can be difficult to know what to do with the proceeds.

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WA Today

Paul Benson

In the maelstrom of grief, there’s a glimpse through the windows to another place

Sometimes it makes more sense to believe in the supernatural than to fashion a rational explanation.

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WA Today

Richard Castles

I was an adult before I truly understood where my father was from

I suspect like most first-generation migrants, Dad learned early that the best way to fit in is to let your heritage gently recede.

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Jamila Rizvi

Three young men told me I didn’t belong here, but they’re wrong

The anti-immigration marches were fuelled by fear and misinformation about housing, economic insecurity and social change. We can change that.

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Henry Rajendra

Where to invest your money, at any stage of life

From micro-investing platforms and ETFs to superannuation, bonds or a house deposit – here’s where Boomers, Gen Xers, Millennials and Gen Zers...

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Dominic Powell

Marching for Australia, or for Palestine? Don’t let manipulators weaponise your decency

As we’ve seen in recent weeks, public protests, and those who take part in them, can often be manipulated for propaganda purposes. So vigilance is...

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Parnell Palme Mcguinness

What our politicians won’t admit about immigration

Rational governments have given up trying to make women have more kids. They know what will power economic growth.

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Jacqueline Maley

Clubs rush to spend extra NRL funding as fears grow about PNG team

Tens of millions of dollars of taxpayers’ money has already been handed out to NRL clubs, but will there ever be a team in PNG?

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Danny Weidler

A promise kept: The risky creation of the Great Koala National Park

Advocates for the new national park on the Mid North Coast will be relieved that the full 176,000 hectares of state forest will be included, but...

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Nick O&x27Malley

My mum got $700,000 from downsizing her home. How should she invest it?

Downsizing can be a great way to free up some cash, but it can be difficult to know what to do with the proceeds.

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Paul Benson

In the maelstrom of grief, there’s a glimpse through the windows to another place

Sometimes it makes more sense to believe in the supernatural than to fashion a rational explanation.

3

The Sydney Morning Herald

Richard Castles

This is my first Father’s Day as a dad without my own. Allowing joy to sit alongside grief is the most honest way to move through this day

This is my first Father’s Day as a dad without my own. Allowing joy to sit alongside grief is the most honest way to move through this day

This year is my first Father’s Day as a dad. My son will be just seven months old, too young to know why there’s a card on my bedside table or why...

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The Guardian

Samuel Bernard

I was an adult before I truly understood where my father was from

I suspect like most first-generation migrants, Dad learned early that the best way to fit in is to let your heritage gently recede.

4

The Age

Jamila Rizvi

Three young men told me I didn’t belong here, but they’re wrong

The anti-immigration marches were fuelled by fear and misinformation about housing, economic insecurity and social change. We can change that.

4

The Age

Henry Rajendra

Where to invest your money, at any stage of life

From micro-investing platforms and ETFs to superannuation, bonds or a house deposit – here’s where Boomers, Gen Xers, Millennials and Gen Zers...

4

The Age

Dominic Powell

Marching for Australia, or for Palestine? Don’t let manipulators weaponise your decency

As we’ve seen in recent weeks, public protests, and those who take part in them, can often be manipulated for propaganda purposes. So vigilance is...

4

The Age

Parnell Palme Mcguinness

What our politicians won’t admit about immigration

Rational governments have given up trying to make women have more kids. They know what will power economic growth.

4

The Age

Jacqueline Maley

Clubs rush to spend extra NRL funding as fears grow about PNG team

Tens of millions of dollars of taxpayers’ money has already been handed out to NRL clubs, but will there ever be a team in PNG?

4

The Age

Danny Weidler

A promise kept: The risky creation of the Great Koala National Park

Advocates for the new national park on the Mid North Coast will be relieved that the full 176,000 hectares of state forest will be included, but...

4

The Age

Nick O&x27Malley

My mum got $700,000 from downsizing her home. How should she invest it?

Downsizing can be a great way to free up some cash, but it can be difficult to know what to do with the proceeds.

4

The Age

Paul Benson

In the maelstrom of grief, there’s a glimpse through the windows to another place

Sometimes it makes more sense to believe in the supernatural than to fashion a rational explanation.

4

The Age

Richard Castles

Happiness is smiles minus the frowns

4

Canberra Times

Steve Evans

Labor is professionalised to the point of pointlessness. Its MPs need to find their voice

4

Canberra Times

Mark Kenny

How 'dad jokes' may prepare your kids for a lifetime of embarrassment, according to psychology

4

Canberra Times

Shane Rogers

I was an adult before I truly understood where my father was from

I suspect like most first-generation migrants, Dad learned early that the best way to fit in is to let your heritage gently recede.

3

Brisbane Times

Jamila Rizvi

Three young men told me I didn’t belong here, but they’re wrong

The anti-immigration marches were fuelled by fear and misinformation about housing, economic insecurity and social change. We can change that.

3

Brisbane Times

Henry Rajendra

Where to invest your money, at any stage of life

From micro-investing platforms and ETFs to superannuation, bonds or a house deposit – here’s where Boomers, Gen Xers, Millennials and Gen Zers...

3

Brisbane Times

Dominic Powell

Marching for Australia, or for Palestine? Don’t let manipulators weaponise your decency

As we’ve seen in recent weeks, public protests, and those who take part in them, can often be manipulated for propaganda purposes. So vigilance is...

3

Brisbane Times

Parnell Palme Mcguinness

What our politicians won’t admit about immigration

Rational governments have given up trying to make women have more kids. They know what will power economic growth.

3

Brisbane Times

Jacqueline Maley

Clubs rush to spend extra NRL funding as fears grow about PNG team

Tens of millions of dollars of taxpayers’ money has already been handed out to NRL clubs, but will there ever be a team in PNG?

4

Brisbane Times

Danny Weidler

A promise kept: The risky creation of the Great Koala National Park

Advocates for the new national park on the Mid North Coast will be relieved that the full 176,000 hectares of state forest will be included, but...

4

Brisbane Times

Nick O&x27Malley

My mum got $700,000 from downsizing her home. How should she invest it?

Downsizing can be a great way to free up some cash, but it can be difficult to know what to do with the proceeds.

5

Brisbane Times

Paul Benson

In the maelstrom of grief, there’s a glimpse through the windows to another place

Sometimes it makes more sense to believe in the supernatural than to fashion a rational explanation.

4

Brisbane Times

Richard Castles

Australia, we need to talk about migration

8

The Australian

Gemma Tognini

The hidden danger of university students relying on AI

10

The Australian

Jacob Howland

Too clever and too tough, China has finally unleashed its vision for the world

20

The Australian

Paul Kelly

The awful truth about parent-teacher interviews

7

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

How we let Albo get away with arrogance and deceit

7

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Credlin: Why give a free pass to those who hate our nation?

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Melania Trump is right that the robots are here – but she’s wrong on how to handle it

Melania Trump is right that the robots are here – but she’s wrong on how to handle it

“The robots are here,” proclaimed Melania Trump during an AI event at the White House on Thursday. It can be hard to parse the first lady’s...

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The Guardian

Arwa Mahdawi