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Australian universities’ new antisemitism definition has some academics worried. Here’s why

Warnings decision could have ‘chilling’ effect and limit scope of education on Middle East

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Choice reveals Australian insurers with biggest price hikes in the past year

Kogan, RAC and Honey were the worst offenders, raising rates by more than 30%, while only one brand lowered its quotes

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‘People spontaneously strip off and join us’: nude cyclists send message you don’t need to be buff

Melbourne’s World Naked Bike Ride will celebrate its 20th anniversary as it winds through the city’s streets spreading a message of body positivity

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What are key reprogramming devices, and are they driving a rise in car thefts in Australia?

Widely used in the UK and US for years, the devices are being used to unlock cars that use keyless entry instead of an ignition key

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Ita Buttrose’s emails ‘hammering’ top ABC executives instrumental in Antoinette Lattouf’s sacking, court hears

Court hears how journalist’s social media post on Gaza was seized upon as a ‘pretext’ to get rid of her in an ‘utterly abnormal’ fashion

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Afternoon Update: Trump expands power of Musk’s Doge agency; Matildas lose three in a row; and Oscars goody bags unpacked

Latest nod of approval for tech billionaire’s cost-cutting program comes after he addresses Trump’s cabinet

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Penny Wong accuses Coalition of ‘gunboat diplomacy’ in Senate estimates as Chinese warships sail into Great Australian Bight

James Paterson questions whether PM was across detail of live-fire drill, prompting Wong to say opposition senator ‘not actually interested in detail’

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North Korea behind $1.5bn hack of crypto exchange ByBit, says FBI

The US agency said it refers to this specific North Korean malicious cyber activity as ‘TraderTraitor’

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Matildas end horror SheBelieves Cup winless after defeat to Colombia

Australia lose 2-1 to Colombia as Hayley Raso scores in between goals to Wendy Bonilla and Catalina Usme in San Diego

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Affluent suburbs targeted in Victorian government move to seize planning controls to build more homes

South Yarra and Windsor among 25 new ‘activity centres’ identified by Labor for higher-density housing

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Hedwig and the Angry Inch review – the electrifying gender-bender we need right now

Ballsy and confrontational, flirtatious and sincere, this star-making musical stands proud against rising tides of trans violence

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‘Just a joke’? Gendered commentary on women’s sport is unnecessary and damaging

Great strides have been made in the past few years, but Marty Sheargold’s Triple M radio rant shows the battle for equality is far from over

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Australia 1-2 Colombia: Matildas end SheBelieves Cup with third defeat – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: The Matildas lost their third match in a row at the SheBelieves Cup

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Man allegedly behind Melbourne’s ‘Pam the Bird’ graffiti bailed to live with ‘no nonsense’ grandmother

Jack Gibson-Burrell, 21, released after flagging he will fight more than 50 offences and being accused of painting on Melbourne landmarks

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Qantas posts $1.39bn profit as holidaymakers flock to Jetstar

Half-year results reveal budget carrier earnings up 35% in a year with 8% uptick in capacity

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Antoinette Lattouf v ABC hearing live: closing submissions day one – as it happened

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Older women like me are the ‘missing middle’ in Australia’s housing crisis

Many of my generation are stuck in a vicious cycle – too wealthy for public housing but too financially strained for long-term private rentals or mortgage finance

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Morning Mail: Trump’s bizarre Gaza vision, Sabsabi defiant over Biennale, influencers ‘fearmongering’ on health

US president shares video of Dubai-like future featuring himself topless; artist excluded from Biennale says he will go ahead with his show

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Multimillion-dollar settlement for passengers on trip described by lawyer as ‘cruise from hell’ – as it happened

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Social media influencers are ‘fearmongering’ to promote health tests with limited evidence, study finds

Researchers warn of harms of overdiagnosis for generally healthy people as well as the cost of tests themselves

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The Penrith Panthers seem unbeatable. What does that mean for the NRL?

The league is booming but there’s a wrinkle: one team has overcome built-in anti-dynasty safeguards and the game threatens to become predictable

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The western Sydney cafe owner: ‘I don’t think any of the politicians truly represent us’

Ali El Kheir runs a cafe and gym in western Sydney. He says economic conditions have eased, but he has few expectations of local politicians and none of the media

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A murky picture has emerged over China’s live-fire drills. Who knew what when?

Here’s what we know about how Australia learned about Chinese navy exercises held in the Tasman Sea over two days

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Are you a Type A traveller? Why the quest for perfection could be ruining your holiday – and your relationships

Tomas Telegramma’s endless quest to optimise his holiday was doing the opposite. Here’s how he learned to put down the to-do list and love uncertainty

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It’s time we asked: what is the cost not just to the budget, but to society, when the richest are helped to get richer?

The question ‘how do we pay for it’ only seems to come up when the government spends money on things that help low and middle-income earners

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