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Hantavirus-hit cruise ship docks for disinfection
The MV Hondius and its crew has docked at the port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. Source link
Bodies of four missing Italian scuba divers found in underwater cave in Maldives
The bodies of four missing Italian scuba divers who died last week have been found in an underwater cave in the Maldives. Source link
How netball's 'super' veteran left retirement to break 12-year record
Romelda Aiken-George is supposed to be retired. Instead, the 37-year-old goal shooter is breaking all kinds of records and reinventing herself in her 19th season. After her 255th national league game on the weekend, she reveals the secret to her longevity. Source link
'Thriller' history book about the bark petitions wins $50k literary prize
The 1963 Näku Dhäruk or Yirrkala bark petitions led to Australia’s first land rights law. A new book about them just won two prizes at the NSW Literary Awards. Source link
'Diversify night-life': How young people go out is changing, inquiry told
An inquiry into the state of live music in NSW hears from industry stakeholders looking to service younger audiences sprawled across Greater Sydney. Source link
Scott Pendlebury not looking too far into future as record looms
Collingwood champion Pendlebury will break the AFL games record against West Coast but hasn’t pondered his future beyond then. Source link
Blanchett says #MeToo reckoning in Hollywood 'got killed very quickly'
The Oscar-winning actor says Hollywood’s reckoning over sexual misconduct and gender equality has stalled despite the global impact of #MeToo. Source link
Australia suspends new private college bids to enrol international students
Australia suspends private colleges from applying to offer new courses to international students as part of a crackdown on abuse in the student visa system. Source link
Overseas company makes billions in profit but is receiving millions in government bailouts
China is “playing a hard game” with its stranglehold on the global minerals and metals market and Australian smelters need taxpayer support to “play hard back”. Source link
Port Kembla identified as preferred AUKUS base in secret report
A labour union has called for transparency after Port Kembla in NSW was identified as a preferred east coast location for a nuclear submarine base in newly released documents. Source link