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9news.com.au

• 'It was crazy': Navy helicopter with 10 on board crashes off Jervis Bay
• Revealed: Patient died after waiting 2½ hours for paramedics
• CCTV captures Russia 'shelling the city with bestial savagery'
• Drinking water 'safe' as rotting fish removed from river after mass killing
• Australian Defence officials host Chinese military delegation
• Teen girl allegedly tortured, bashed and stabbed in hours-long ordeal
• Voice to Parliament referendum to go ahead
• Students defend teacher charged with assault after brawl
• Convicted sex offender admits to 'horror' rape of jogger in creek
• New clue in hunt for origins of COVID-19
• What will happen if Donald Trump is arrested?
• America's biggest and most invasive species cannot be eradicated

abc.net.au

• Trump indictment decision stalled as grand jury session is postponed
• New South Wales Premier is accused of receiving preferential health treatment. Here's what we know
• 'Drag them by their head': Man charged over encouraging Sydney 'mob' church brawl says he's 'sorry'
• Albanese is facing the bigger challenge, but this week's referendum debate may have left Dutton a little nervous
• Myanmar junta accused of planting weapons on corpses to cover up massacre
• Failure to launch: NASA boss visits Canberra amid worries that Australian space industry is being neglected
• Ever heard of lipoedema? Chances are, you know someone who has it
• An Egyptian god worried writing would make us stupid. He had much in common with those concerned with new tech today
• The meeting between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin marks the end of the rules based order
• 'Gone from Earth': Worrying declines in Australia's shallow marine species
• Ukraine leader visits frontline troops as Russia steps up drone and missile strikes
• US gains access to military site near Taiwan as Russia responds with it's own move

huffingtonpost.com.au

ibtimes.com.au

• Can This NBA Legend Really Rival Amazon Founder For NFL's Washington Commanders?
• Taliban Members Secretly Send Daughters To School Amid Supreme Leader's Ban: Report
• World Water Day: 3 In 4 People Don't Have Access To Safe Water, UN Report Says
• UFO Hot Spot In Japan Known For Multiple Sightings Now Dubbed 'Home To Aliens'
• Instagram To Bring Ads To Search Results, Debut Reminder Ads To Boost Revenue
• Buyers Expected To See Rise In Used-Car Prices As Spring Sales Kick Off
• Crypto Firms Turn To Swiss Banks After Silvergate Capital, Signature Bank Collapse
• Good Meat's Lab-Grown Chicken Gets FDA Approval; What Is The Next Step?
• China 'Tried To Convince' Ukraine To Start 'Peace Talks' On Russian Terms, No Troop Withdrawal
• Coinbase Offers Multi-Billion Dollar Credit Facility To Circle Following SVB Collapse

independentaustralia.net

• Putin's arrest warrant an act of political hypocrisy
• Australia's foreign policy now run by the military
• Productivity Commission's migration reform ideas a curate's egg
• NBN facing consequences of poor political decisions
• Paul Keating fires shots at AUKUS, corporate press takes casualties
• Robodebt crooks are getting away with murder
• NSW Labor should have Perrottet on toast
• Corporations hitting accelerator for electric vehicle fleets
• If you think you're smarter than your future phone, think again
• Australia’s submarine deal is a disaster and we know who to blame
• The New South Wales paleo-progressive Premier Perrottet
• AUKUS cements U.S. interests and endangers Australia's security

sbs.com.au

• Final Voice to Parliament referendum question takes shape
• Here's how fertility apps are engaging in widespread misuse of personal data
• New endometriosis clinics are opening across Australia. Here's how they will improve women's health
• Homelessness is surging in Australia. There are fears it could get worse
• Thinking about getting rid of your old laptop? Make sure you do this
• No, not even water: A guide to Ramadan for non-Muslims
• Intersex rights against medical intervention promised in Australian-first laws
• Two arrested after violent clashes outside Sydney church ahead of Mark Latham speech
• The depth of poverty experienced by Australians on income support revealed
• When Kym got involved in politics, she never imagined she'd be told to 'smile more'
• Menindee locals challenge authorities to drink tap water following mass fish kill in river
• 'We'll always have your back': Victoria raises trans flag after 'hateful' protest

smh.com.au

• Fed unveils rate hike, sees one more this year before cuts in 2024
• I’m a university lecturer and wokeism is stifling free debate in my classroom
• People are flocking to this electorate on the promise of big builds. Now they’re waiting
• The cost-of-living crisis is real, but are we blaming the wrong people?
• Andrews government spending on consultants soars 200%
• Even if Minns labours to victory, there will be a party post-mortem
• Less philosophy, more classroom skills: The plan to boost teaching degrees
• Less philosophy, more skills: Major shake-up of teaching degrees recommended
• Meet Luke Combs, the man saving country music one beer ballad at a time
• News Corp executives walk away from Betr board
• Brad Arthur hasn’t rewatched the NRL grand final. If he did, this is what he’d learn.
• Local crypto boss says US banking turmoil means it’s bitcoin’s ‘time to shine’

theage.com.au

• Fed unveils rate hike, sees one more this year before cuts in 2024
• I’m a university lecturer and wokeism is stifling free debate in my classroom
• People are flocking to this electorate on the promise of big builds. Now they’re waiting
• The cost-of-living crisis is real, but are we blaming the wrong people?
• Andrews government spending on consultants soars 200%
• Even if Minns labours to victory, there will be a party post-mortem
• Less philosophy, more classroom skills: The plan to boost teaching degrees
• Less philosophy, more skills: Major shake-up of teaching degrees recommended
• Meet Luke Combs, the man saving country music one beer ballad at a time
• News Corp executives walk away from Betr board
• Brad Arthur hasn’t rewatched the NRL grand final. If he did, this is what he’d learn.
• Local crypto boss says US banking turmoil means it’s bitcoin’s ‘time to shine’