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Brazil Targets Misogyny, Australia Watches | Australia News
Brazil is poised to make misogyny a crime, potentially sending offenders to jail, as lawmakers prepare to vote on a bill that treats gender-base…
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US Warns Iran Over Houthi Attacks | Australia News
Tensions in the Red Sea are escalating as the U.S. warns Iran will face major military punishment if Houthi attacks on Saudi oil tankers continu…
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Labor Sees One Nation Rising in Regional Gaps | Australia News
Labor’s national conference is sounding the alarm as One Nation surges in regional areas, fueled by voters’ anger over crumbling local services.…
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Dairy Farmers Cash In on Beef | Australia News
Australian dairy farmers are revolutionizing their operations by turning bobby calves into a lucrative beef business, fueled by rising demand fr…
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Outdated Facilities Hinder Women's Footy Growth | Australia News
Women’s footy is booming, but the facilities are lagging behind—historic clubs like Macedon, with roots dating back to the 1880s, are seeing exp…
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Less Is More: Melbourne’s Bold New Coaching | Australia News
Steven King’s bold, talent-first coaching philosophy is transforming Melbourne into a must-watch powerhouse, turning raw instinct into electric …
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Eat Right Sleep Better | Australia News
Sleepless nights? Your diet might be the culprit. Eating whole, plant-based foods like fruits, veggies, and healthy fats—think Mediterranean sty…
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The Boys Light Up and the Censorship Game | Australia News
In 1980, Australian Crawl’s debut album The Boys Light Up dropped with a title track that boldly skirted radio censorship—telling a daring tale …
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Barnaby Joyce’s Dog Command Sparks Divide | Australia News
When Barnaby Joyce told his dog to “sit down” live on TV, it went viral — sparking outrage in the city and applause in the bush. While animal ri…
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Family’s Second Ticket After Six-Month Battle | Australia News
A Canberra couple is locked in a never-ending battle with the traffic enforcement system: after six months of legal stress over a bogus seatbelt…
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