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First Nations artist wins top honour at prestigious Venice Biennale

First Nations artist wins top honour at prestigious Venice Biennale

Australia has won gold at the Venice Biennale, the world’s oldest international art biennial, and “the Olympics of the art world”. First Nations artist Archie Moore was named the recipient of the coveted Golden Lion for best national pavilion, marking the first time in history that an Australian has received the accolade. The 54-year-old Kamilaroi...

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After decades of rising economic integration, the global economy is fragmenting. What can Australia do about it?

After decades of rising economic integration, the global economy is fragmenting. What can Australia do about it?

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made an important speech two weeks ago. He said “strategic competition” had become a fact of life. He warned major advanced economies were pouring trillions of dollars into their industrial bases and manufacturing capability, and many nations were drawing explicit links between their economic security and national security. “We need to be...

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O’Callaghan upstages Olympic champ Titmus while McKeown narrowly misses world record

O’Callaghan upstages Olympic champ Titmus while McKeown narrowly misses world record

World record holder Mollie O’Callaghan upstaged Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus in the year’s fastest 200m freestyle Saturday, while Kaylee McKeown narrowly missed her own 200m backstroke world best. Kyle Chalmers was also in blistering form at the Australian championships, swimming a lightning 100m free to lay down a marker ahead of the Olympics. O’Callaghan hit...

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Elon Musk’s X Fights Australian Watchdog Over Church Stabbing Posts

Elon Musk’s X Fights Australian Watchdog Over Church Stabbing Posts

Sydney: Elon Musk’s X said Saturday it will fight an Australian watchdog’s order to take down content related to the brutal stabbing of a priest during a live-streamed Sydney church service.Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was allegedly slashed in the head and chest by a 16-year-old suspect on Monday, sparking a riot by followers of the...

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Australian Champs, Day Three Finals: Ariarne Titmus Rockets to Top of World in 400 Freestyle; Men’s Distance Duel a Highlight

Australian Champs, Day Three Finals: Ariarne Titmus Rockets to Top of World in 400 Freestyle; Men’s Distance Duel a Highlight

Australian Champs, Day Three Finals: Ariarne Titmus Rockets to Top of World in 400 Freestyle; Men’s Distance Duel a Highlight By Nicole Jeffery After the most testing year of her international career, Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus was back on top of the world today after clocking the fastest 400m freestyle of the year at the...

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Australian PM Interviewed on SBS World News

Australian PM Interviewed on SBS World News

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, thanks so much for joining us. In the aftermath of the church stabbing terrorism investigation, there were fears about whether multiculturalism and social cohesion in Australia was at risk. Why do you think the violence took hold so quickly? PRIME MINISTER: Well, violent extremism and any form of violence has no...

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French hero gains Australian residency for confronting shopping centre killer

French hero gains Australian residency for confronting shopping centre killer

French construction worker Damien Guerot has been made an Australian permanent resident as a reward for his heroism during a knife attack in a Sydney shopping centre that left six victims dead and a dozen wounded. Mr Guerot was nicknamed Bollard Man on social media after security camera footage showed the 31-year-old standing at the...

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Singapore loses ‘world’s best airport’ title, Melbourne top in Australia

Singapore loses ‘world’s best airport’ title, Melbourne top in Australia

“We know there is still a lot of work to do, particularly in our international arrivals area, and that’s why we are working with our airline partners on future infrastructure plans, including an expanded international terminal and our third runway,” he said. “There will be disruptions while we complete these works, but they are essential...

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Australian swimmers face up to brutal reality in toughest ever Olympic qualifying bid | Nicole Jeffery

Australian swimmers face up to brutal reality in toughest ever Olympic qualifying bid | Nicole Jeffery

Coach Michael Bohl is delivering a stark message to Australia’s most decorated Olympian, Emma McKeon, as June’s Paris Olympic trials approach. Such is the unprecedented strength and depth of the women’s 100m freestyle in Australia that unless McKeon is at her absolute best, she may not qualify to defend her Olympic 100m freestyle title in...