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Tariffs, tech and Taiwan: how China hopes to Trump-proof its economy

With $500bn worth of trade in the crosshairs of Donald Trump’s tariffs, Xi Jinping is preparing for four more years of unpredictability

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Real estate agent who published identity of NSW tenant after one-star Google review broke privacy laws, commission finds

Noonan Real Estate Agency in Sydney forced to apologise after it disclosed renter’s full name, occupation and financial circumstances to global audience

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‘A total waste of time’: why Papua New Guinea pulled out of Cop29 and why climate advocates are worried

Country’s foreign minister says UN climate summits have produced ‘no results’ as Pacific nation takes the rare step of withdrawing from upcoming Cop29

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US election briefing: Democrats pick through defeat with blame falling on Biden and economy

Kamala Harris did not escape blame for the decisive loss to Donald Trump, but a failure to distance herself from Joe Biden was held up as a cause by some

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Qantas flight makes emergency landing at Sydney airport after engine failure, sparking grass fire near runway

A passenger onboard QF520 to Brisbane says it was ‘a real struggle to get airborne and it was clear to everyone … that something was badly wrong’

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First artwork painted by humanoid robot to sell at auction fetches $1m

Portrait of English mathematician Alan Turing was created by Ai-Da, one of the most advanced robots in the world

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Pakistan thrash Australia by nine wickets: second men’s ODI – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Haris Rauf’s five wickets restrict Australia to 163 all out and Saim Ayub smashes Pakistan to a stunning victory to level the series one-all

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Andrew Bolt gloats as News Corp columnists delight in Donald Trump’s victory

‘Good riddance to woke,’ Peta Credlin says, while Tim Blair urges country to ‘Drill, Australia. Drill’

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After Trump’s win, this is what I’m grateful for as an American living in Australia

I know we must fight to protect the rights we have in Australia but which the US is on the cusp of losing (or has already lost)

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‘Australians are born for this game’: the rise of the new Olympic sport of flag football

The non-contact version of gridiron has the financial might of the NFL behind it and has already piqued the interest of some NRL and AFL players

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Nestory Irankunda dropped for Socceroos’ crunch World Cup qualifiers

Socceroos young gun Nestory Irankunda has been dropped while Sydney FC right-back Rhyan Grant has been handed an unexpected international lifeline

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Boy, 16, charged with manslaughter after alleged gunpoint carjacking near Brisbane

Teenager in custody after 69-year-old woman killed and two police officers injured in Murrumba Downs collision

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Neo-Nazi Jacob Hersant freed on bail as he appeals one-month jail sentence for Hitler salute in Melbourne

Twenty-five-year-old the first Victorian convicted of intentionally performing the gesture in public

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I’m a ‘trad wife’ in a happy marriage. How can I get my friends to accept me for who I am?

To your friends, your relationship is probably the least interesting thing about you, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Try to remember what drew you to these people in the first place

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Morning Mail: Biden calls for calm and promises peaceful transition, frog count begins, Countdown turns 50

Russian president says election proves the electoral system is fair and transparent; renovated power station picks up architecture awards

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Sydney homes flooded after water pipeline bursts – as it happened

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The prospect of Australia’s defence being dependent on the whim of Donald Trump points to a need to muscle up on our own

It’s time to re-read Australia’s 2017 foreign policy white paper and think about how we strengthen regional ties to offset an unpredictable US government

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Optus fined $12m after thousands could not call triple zero during 2023 outage

Australian Communications and Media Authority says telco did not check welfare of 369 people who tried to make a call while lines were down

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Countdown at 50: the powerful, messy and sexy music show that changed Australia

On this day in 1974 the show began on the ABC, introducing the nation to pop’s biggest names – Elton John, Madonna, Abba – and giving countless local acts their big break

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Branching out: the Sydney street libraries where neighbours swap plants instead of books

Members of the community exchange seeds, cuttings and greenery – and leave with a sense of joy

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From local pond to outback dunny, Australia’s biggest frog count is here – and researchers need your help

FrogID week aims to collect thousands of recordings of country’s 250 species using smartphone app

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As a hero of TV underdogs, I’m here to tell you to watch Somebody Somewhere

The show’s central friendship is full of something I love to see onscreen: they try to make each other laugh – and succeed

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Max Dupain: A Portrait by Helen Ennis review – the man who took Australia’s most famous photo

In this very readable and moving biography, the Sunbaker photographer comes across as someone who spoke against his myth – but also traded on it until the end

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Time is now for Marcus Harris as door opens in great Australia ‘bat off’

Nathan McSweeney fell cheaply in his first innings at the top of the order to hand veteran opener an opportunity to claim a spot in Test XI to face India

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‘Only dictatorships pretend to be perfect’: Albanese gives fiery defence of democracy after US election

‘A fierce contest can be a good thing, as long as it’s a contest about substance’, PM tells global democracy conference in Sydney

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