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Aussies rue batting and fielding mishaps in World Cup semi loss to India
Australia captain Alyssa Healy says her side only have themselves to blame as the defence of their World Cup crown comes to an end. Source link
Services Australia to "uplift" child support online account platform
Will tap into existing resources and “technology patterns”. Source link
SA runner to join NRL, AFL greats at New York Marathon
Six months ago, Jack Atkinson had little running experience. But this weekend he will tackle the world’s largest marathon alongside NRL great Johnathan Thurston and AFL giant Lance ‘Buddy’ Franklin. Source link
Canberra will get its first dementia care village on a sold-off school site
Specialised accommodation will be built in Curtin to house those living with the nation’s deadliest disease. Source link
King Charles strips Prince Andrew of title and tells him to leave Royal Lodge
Prince Andrew will have his royal titles removed and surrender the lease of the Royal Lodge on the grounds of Windsor. Source link
Trump sets US refugee cap at 7,500, white South Africans given priority
The US president paused all refugee admissions when he took office in January, saying they could only be restarted if established to be in the best interest of the nation. Source link
Australian-first treaty legislation passes in Victorian parliament
Historic legislation has passed that will see the creation of an Indigenous council that will be consulted on laws and policies affecting Indigenous communities. Source link
Sorry, but interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS really is a comet, not aliens
Interstellar objects like 3I/ATLAS are exciting, but there is no reason to claim that they are evidence of alien spacecraft – sometimes a comet is just comet, says Robin George Andrews Source link
Bulk-billing changes have started — here's what it means for you
The government is pouring billions into Medicare so you have a better chance of being bulk-billed but the decision to charge or not charge still rests completely with your doctor. Source link
Questions over $20m redevelopment to 1890s building in Launceston
A ratepayers’ group is calling for an audit of a major heritage building’s $20 million redevelopment for what it says are reported design flaws, rendering it “not fit for purpose”. Source link