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G20 summit
Xi meets PM, ending diplomatic deep freeze
Anthony Albanese urged Chinese President Xi Jinping to lift trade sanctions on Australian goods, arguing it was in both nations’ interest.
‘I love you ... I’m going to jail’: fatal stabbing audio played in court
Confronting audio of the moment a woman fatally stabbed her abusive husband has been played in a Brisbane court.
Exclusive
Domestic violence
A woman fled her abuser in Qld. The NSW govt then sent him her new address
A man trapped the woman in the Queensland house they shared. When police arrived, they urged her to leave during the brief period they could detain him.
Experts rule out third COVID booster shot
ATAGI concluded an extra booster was unlikely to reduce the current wave of COVID-19.
Opinion
Mike Cannon-Brookes
Cannon-Brookes coup: Why the future of AGL’s chairman hangs in the balance
AGL shareholders have arguably not given Patricia McKenzie a sufficient mandate to remain as chair.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
Kathleen Folbigg’s daughters likely to have died of natural causes, inquiry told
A rare genetic mutation was likely to have caused the sudden deaths of Kathleen Folbigg’s two daughters, two Danish research scientists have told an inquiry.
Exclusive
Wipeout
Revealed: the letter that Scott Morrison ignored that foresaw the teal wave
Thirteen moderate Liberal MPs wrote to Scott Morrison with two demands. Seven of them no longer sit in parliament.
World population hits 8 billion, but still not enough babies in China
Just eight countries are expected to account for half of the world’s population growth between now and 2050.
James Corden’s new TV show reminds us he is a great actor
After making headlines for the wrong reasons, the former Gavin and Stacey star makes his return to acting.
Bees stung by genetics as lifespan halves, says study
Pesticides were named as one cause, but there may be more.
Novak Djokovic allowed to play Australian Open after visa ban overturned
He had obtained an exemption by two medical panels and Tennis Australia to play last January before his visa was cancelled.
Analysis
AFL off-field behaviour
Can’t beat the algorithm: The one Brownlow bet that didn’t land
Rather than plonking a few grand on a player to poll three votes in a particular round, the bets were allegedly divvied up and spread across different betting agencies.
The 2022 Brownlow votes that Michael Pell knew
Under the Brownlow Medal voting system, three AFL field umpires gather after officiating a game and decide on the three best performances from the match. These are the matches Michael Pell knew the votes for in 2022.
Queensland
K’gari may have helped start the Great Barrier Reef
Research has found a potential link to the formation of the Great Barrier Reef written deep in the sands of the former Fraser Island.
More children behind bars in Qld than anywhere else in Australia
Most of the children being held in detention in Queensland have yet to be sentenced.
Man shot like ‘something from Wild West’
There was a reason Clinton Pollock was known as “Rocky”, a court has heard. “Not from Rocky and Bullwinkle fame ... but the Sylvester Stallone version ... someone you don’t mess with.”
Police ‘sickened’ by leaked racist slurs, premier calls them horrific
The recordings reveal officers discussing beating and burying black people and saying “let’s just hope Ebola works” when referring to African population.
Accused found guilty of murder after cutting man’s throat in park
The murderer slashed Benjamin Suttie’s throat in a late-night altercation between two groups south of Brisbane.
Politics
‘Small taste of what’s to come’: Business groups link ports conflict to IR changes
But Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke says the long-running stoush is an example of why the laws need to be modernised.
Business
Updated
World markets
The Wrap: ASX finishes ‘particularly flat’ on back of Wall Street slump
The sharemarket ended Tuesday’s session on a note mirroring Wall Street’s fall overnight.
World
Updated
G20 summit
‘Russia wants to deceive you’: Zelensky warns G20 leaders
The Ukrainian president vows not to concede any territory in eventual peace talks, fearing Russia would embark on a new path of “terror and global destabilisation”.
Opinion
Cyber safety needs seatbelt moment to cope with metachaos
Peter Hartcher
Political and international editor
If I can answer no to these three questions each day, it’s an excellent start
Jessica Irvine
Senior economics writer
Perhaps to save the planet we need to damage it even more
Graham Phillips
Science journalist and astrophysicist.
The government looked at 50 ways to fix problem gambling, and chose number 51
Jan Fran
Journalist and presenter
Explore
Property
‘Very onerous’: The huge hurdle facing first home buyers
It’s not just rising interest rates; there’s another steep challenge for anyone trying to purchase their first home now.
Three’s a crowd for Brisbane’s Skyneedle, which is set to be surrounded
A Brisbane landmark could be further crowded out, with three proposed towers to make the search for Expo 88’s beacon like finding a Skyneedle in a haystack.
Lifestyle
The eternal battle: Board shorts versus Speedo styles
First Nations swim briefs and longer styles with European flair have Australian men covered and uncovered this summer.
Culture
James Corden’s new TV show reminds us what a great actor he is
After making headlines for the wrong reasons, the former Gavin and Stacey star makes his return to acting in the relationship thriller Mammals.
Sport
Raiders ramp up bid for Titans star David Fifita
If David Fifita wants a change of scene after an indifferent stint on the Gold Coast, the game’s highest-paid player could find a new home in Canberra.
Djokovic allowed to play Australian Open after visa ban overturned
Last year, Djokovic was deported before he could compete in the slam.
Socceroos tip ‘excitement machine’ Kuol to shock the world in Qatar
Garang Kuol’s A-League exploits have shown his countrymen he has what it takes to be the wildcard the Socceroos will need in a tough World Cup group.
McKellar disputes Mortlock’s view that Wallabies can’t win World Cup
Following the Wallabies’ loss to Italy, assistant coach Dan McKellar has spoken of “letting the country down” and explained why rotation was necessary.
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Australian cricket
‘The schedule is packed’: Cummins’ IPL call to cost him $1m
Australia’s Test and one-day captain, Pat Cummins, has withdrawn from next year’s IPL because of the national team’s heavy workload over the next 15 months.
‘Hopefully we keep him quiet’: The Irish star who could have been a Wallaby
Canberra’s Mack Hansen will play for Ireland this week against the Wallabies. His former Brumbies coach, Dan McKellar, explains why he left Australian rugby.
‘Horrible’: Fans turn away from ODI series as World Cup hero bemoans schedule
Ticket sales are underwhelming for the upcoming Australia/England one-day international series.
Have Your Say
Discipline, selection, a flawed system: Why the Wallabies have been so poor
Dave Rennie is under fire after Australia slumped to their eighth loss this season. What has gone wrong for the Wallabies this season?
