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Thursday 9 March 2023
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Rishi Sunak said to have been ‘buzzing’ about result of 18-month negotiations, part of defence pact with US
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Senator says conservative group ‘disrespecting’ Aboriginal culture by using photo featuring sacred face paint
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Fox News continues to claim January 6 was peaceful while legal filings show him saying Trump is good at ‘destroying things’
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Australia’s weird aunty and uncle share what makes them laugh online – including an awkward rap battle, Patti Harrison and 30 Rock
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Simple, lovely and crowd-pleasing are the calling cards of this autumnal menu from the celebrated cook and author.
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Even if nominees don’t win they can walk away with a $126,000 grab bag of wellness-focused luxuries, after enjoying tiny fish and chips
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Avril Haines tells Senate hearing of ‘grinding, attritional war’ but sounds cautious note over Ukraine’s prospects in expected counter-offensive
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US director of national intelligence says Russian military likely unable to carry on current level of fighting, even with possible capture of Bakhmut
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Ministers urge caution over reports pro-Ukrainian group behind gas pipeline blasts
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Reports suggest Russia unhappy about deal and is threatening to pull out of scheme exporting grain from Black Sea ports
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Minute-by-minute report: Which of these European giants will advance to the last eight? Find out with Scott Murray
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Steve Smith turns to Nathan Lyon, Matt Kuhnemann and Todd Murphy for fourth Test
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Minute-by-minute report: It’s a big night in north London. Join Barry Glendenning for all the action
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Elite players are at loggerheads with federations slow to wake up to the opportunities for growth within the game
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The language is unparliamentary but I’ll be marking International Women’s Day in a dress adorned with abusive comments
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The tutor on my exercise science course pointed me towards literature, and I began to read voraciously. It was the start of a love affair that led to my first novel
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As nutritional understanding evolves, Australians are ditching low-fat dairy products and returning to full cream, Dairy Australia sales data shows
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While renting your assets to strangers can be lucrative, there are risks
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Glenn Weiss and Ricky Kirshner oversaw the Moonlight/La La Land snafu and last year’s drama – can the 2023 ceremony run without a hiccup?
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Taika Waititi is looking to direct and act in the first live action Star Wars film since The Rise of Skywalker in 2019, according to a report in Variety
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Growing numbers of women in UK are joining forces with friends to run independent bookshops
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4 out of 5 stars.Scream VI reviewGhostface takes Manhattan in standout slasher sequelThere’s plenty of fun to be had in a gorier and smarter follow-up to last year’s franchise relauncher
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Its great aria Nessun Dorma is one of opera’s most famous, but there’s much more to Puccini’s complex final work. Antonio Pappano explains why it has taken him three decades to conduct it
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Transport for NSW says lines were shut down for safety reasons after radio system failed
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‘I find it upsetting,’ former senior assistant ombudsman Louise Macleod says to inquiry
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Lehrmann is suing Network Ten and News Corp, and reporters Lisa Wilkinson and Samantha Maiden, for defamation outside the usual 12-month time limit
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Debra Haigh tells hearing she now understands she should have stood in front of cell for longer and used a torch to look for movement
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Businesses such as Rich Red Fruits have built accommodation to house migrant workers but say the new visa program does not incentivise their investment
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Dennis Richardson also tells agricultural conference national freight network is vulnerable due to rail transport bottlenecks
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Newcrest Mining says reports of heavy metal contamination do not match its monitoring data from Cadia goldmine near Orange
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Call for ministerial code inquiry over message blaming civil servants for failure to stop Channel crossings
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Three Russians and one Swiss national appear in court in connection with accounts in name of Putin’s friend Sergei Roldugin
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New dynamic in Israeli-Palestinian conflict is emerging as respect for Palestinian Authority evaporates
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Ex-governor pulls back from running for Republican nomination but says question of third-party run ‘keeps popping up’
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Climate and environment editor Adam Morton joins Jane Lee to discuss the details of Labor’s safeguard mechanism and who will be crucial to its success
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Dozens of flights have been cancelled in the south of England amid snowfall across the nation after the coldest night of the year
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A group set up by Association of Photographers members to champion the work of women and non-binary photographers has launched a curated, online exhibition to mark International Women’s Day
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These images of transgender artists, salvage punks and PPE-clad bodies celebrate the experience of being human that connects us all
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Hit hardest from all sides in the DRC’s intractable wars, women are prosecuting attackers and mediating local conflicts, hoping to end the decades of violence
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Nathan Lambert, the Victorian member for Preston, proposes to his partner in his first speech to parliament
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‘Exceptional’ piece, valued at up to €800,000, had been hanging behind door after being in family since 1900
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world, including highlights from International Women’s Day observed annually worldwide
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