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Why Cam Green staying at No.3 could help get the best out of Steve Smith
With Cam Green and Steve Smith shaping as the mostly likely candidates to be selected as Australia’s No.3 for this summer’s Ashes, selectors face a choice between pragmatism and tradition. Source link
Man accused of lighting bushfire while wearing mask, cape denied bail
Police allege a 37-year-old man lit six fires at Valley Lake, near Mount Gambier, at night while wearing a silver cape and a black mask, after allegedly stealing a cask of wine from a liquor store. Source link
'Spreading like wildfire': Schwarzenegger criticises gerrymandering surge
Former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has expressed concern over the “crazy gerrymandering” that is taking place across the US. Source link
Billionaire urged to pay mine's debts or sell as money runs out for workers
More than half the workforce at a coal mine owned by embattled British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta have been stood down without pay, with the union demanding immediate action. Source link
Gavin Newsom to consider US presidential run
The California Governor says he will make a decision after the 2026 midterm elections. Source link
Residents told it is 'time to leave' as winds fan bushfires in NSW
The NSW Rural Fire Service has warned residents in parts of northern NSW to leave their homes if they are not prepared to defend against an out-of-control bushfire which has started amid hot and windy conditions. Source link
Teens plead guilty to manslaughter over mum's fatal stabbing
Four teenage girls have pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Kristie McBride, who was fatally stabbed during a street brawl in Warrawong near Wollongong in 2022. Source link
Government rules out AI training exemption in copyright laws
Copyright won’t bend to AI’s whims. Source link
WA is Australia's top economic performer despite weak growth
Western Australia again secures the top gong as Australia’s best performing economy according to a new report by the Commonwealth Bank, despite the state recording some of the country’s weakest economic growth. Source link
Albanese raised 'unsafe' military encounter in talks with Chinese premier
Anthony Albanese sat down with Premier Li Qiang — China’s second most senior leader — on the sidelines of the ASEAN meeting in Kuala Lumpur on Monday morning. Source link