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How Melbourne ended up with the biggest comedy festival in the world
The very first Melbourne International Comedy Festival launched 40 years ago, and while it’s kept its scrappy charm, things look pretty different today. Source link
Former England captains question findings of Ashes review
Former England captains and current player Jonny Bairstow question the findings of an internal review into a disastrous Ashes campaign, which saw the team’s leaders maintain their positions. Source link
'The day has come': Liverpool great announces he is leaving EPL giant
Mo Salah announces he is leaving Liverpool after almost a decade of starring for the EPL giants. Source link
Live: Australian share market rises ahead of CPI data release
Australian shares have opened higher, after a volatile session on Wall Street where investors swayed between fears of rising oil prices and hopes for a resolution to the US-Israeli war on Iran. Follow the latest updates in our live blog. Source link
Football Australia explains why Matildas' next games are against low-ranked teams
After the highs of their run to the Asian Cup final, in just over two weeks the Matildas travel to Kenya to face teams ranked outside the top 100. Source link
Australia's critical infrastructure security laws "toothless"
Focus needs to shift from paper to proper penalties, review finds. Source link
Live: Labor says it is 'way too soon' to talk about fuel rationing
The government says it is “too soon” to be talking about fuel rationing as the war in the Middle East disrupts supply. Follow live. Source link
In Australia's most food insecure suburbs, lines for aid are doubling
Most areas across Australia are dealing with food insecurity as food relief services say demand is growing. It comes as experts warn the price of groceries are likely to increase due to the war in the Middle East. Source link
Government will adjust Iran visitor visa rules as war develops, Burke says
The federal government will temporarily restrict some Iranian visitor visa holders currently outside Australia from entering the country for six months. Source link
ACMA to tap CTO-as-a-service to help architect core modernisation
Says its environment is “ageing, fragmented”. Source link