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EU leader talks of 'upside down' world in grim address to parliament
The Europe Commission president declares that Europe and Australia must rearm and decarbonise as they try to break economic and energy dependencies on China and Russia. Source link
How Bron Lewis speed ran the Australian comedy scene
The crimson-haired comedian has gone from tiny open mics to the biggest stage in Melbourne in just a few short years. Source link
Gibson's dream US run ended by world number two in Miami
Aussie Talia Gibson will leave the US full of pride and confidence despite falling to Elena Rybakina in the fourth round of the Miami Open. Source link
The Diary of Anne Frank's 'uplifting' theatre production arrives at the right time
While considering it a “big responsibility” bringing the theatre production to Sydney at this time, actress Chloe-Jean Vincent says Anne Frank’s story makes theatregoers feel “inspired and so uplifted”. Source link
US regulator bans imports of new foreign-made routers
Citing security concerns. Source link
Voll sits alongside greats with blistering T20 ton against Windies
Georgia Voll puts her name alongside the likes of Alyssa Healy and Meg Lanning after smashing a 52-ball hundred in Australia’s win over West Indies. Source link
Farmers rubbish 'worst ever' EU free trade agreement
The National Farmers’ Federation says the deal will leave farmers without meaningful access to the EU market. Source link
Iran launches longest-ever ballistic missile reaching beyond Middle East
An attempted attack on a US-UK military base in the Indian Ocean by Iran shows Tehran can launch missiles as far as 4,000km, raising concerns European cities are in reach. Source link
Phillip Britt exits Aussie Broadband board
Ends technical advisory role. Source link
Japan urges calm after consumers empty toilet paper shelves
Japan’s government releases a statement assuring people there is no issue with supply and no need to stock up, despite “reports and social media posts regarding the distribution of toilet paper”. Source link