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'I can still feel him': Gurrumul's posthumous honour brings pride for family
Nearly a decade since his death, Gurrumul is set to be inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, bringing pride and reflection to a remote part of Australia. Source link
First home buyers 'up and about' at auctions after negative gearing changes
The government says the changes are aimed at levelling the playing field for young buyers bidding against property investors, while the opposition is pledging to undo the reforms, citing their potential to raise rents. Source link
Sam Kerr bids emotional Chelsea farewell with record-equalling goal
Sam Kerr ties the record for the most Women’s Super League goals for Chelsea as she plays her final match with the London club after more than six years. Source link
China quietly turns off supply of world's most used industrial chemical
Amid disruption from the Iran war, China has banned exports of sulphuric acid, a crucial component used to treat drinking water, refine petroleum and make batteries, clothing and phosphate fertilisers. Source link
Push to make rental properties ready for portable power future
A standard power plug for charging your home from an EV is among the measures proposed to improve energy standards for rental properties. Source link
'No-one really questioned why' Olympic gymnast missed periods
Alexandra Kiroi-Bogatyreva trained up to 10 hours a day, six days a week, often without the proper nutrition. She wants others to know what that can do to the body. Source link
The budget hammers the final nail into the coffin of the Howard-era tax breaks
At the turn of the century, “aspiration” described Australians who wanted to put their kids into private school and university, and to build their wealth by getting an investment property or two. Today, it means something humbler; millions of younger Australians simply aspire to own a home one day, to have some shelter. Source link
Trump is painting DC's reflecting pool. Here's why people are angry
Donald Trump has chosen a new colour for Washington DC’s Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Here are three reasons it’s proving to be controversial. Source link
What life was like before the NDIS and why mistakes can't be repeated
The states are once again on the hook for disability services due to the Commonwealth’s drastic NDIS cuts. Can the mistakes of the past be avoided? Source link
Rochelle Jordan's new album is so good, even she listens to it
The Canadian singer won widespread acclaim with her third album. Now she brings it to Australia. Source link