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Latika Bourke is a journalist for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in London.

Two men to face court after railway equipment vandalised, causing Matildas train chaos

Two men to face court after railway equipment vandalised, causing Matildas train chaos

Police arrested two men after a railway signal box was vandalised on Wednesday night, causing tens of thousands of Matildas fans to be delayed for hours.

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‘We have tried everything’: Plane breakdown forces German foreign minister to cancel Australia trip

‘We have tried everything’: Plane breakdown forces German foreign minister to cancel Australia trip

Annalena Baerbock’s trip was designed to deepen Germany and Australia’s collaboration in supporting Ukraine and in dealing with China.

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English tabloid ignores facts to make underdog claim

English tabloid ignores facts to make underdog claim

Having spent the Ashes series believing they were the better team, the English have been quick to claim the highly ranked Lionesses will be up against it on Wednesday.

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Tourism minister doesn’t deny supporting extra flights for Qatar Airlines
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Tourism minister doesn’t deny supporting extra flights for Qatar Airlines

The Albanese government has come under pressure to explain its reasons for blocking the airline, which will keep European ticket prices sky-high.

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Removing Chinese tariffs on wine a tougher fight than barley, trade minister warns
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Removing Chinese tariffs on wine a tougher fight than barley, trade minister warns

Trade Minister Don Farrell hosted his New Zealand counterpart at his South Australia winery to build on their existing trade partnership.

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PM lifts hopes of public holiday if Matildas win Cup as small business issues warning

PM lifts hopes of public holiday if Matildas win Cup as small business issues warning

The prospects of a public holiday if the Matildas clinch the World Cup are firming, but small business has warned against declaring the “unprofitable” idea.

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Paris racing to clean up the Seine River in time for Olympics

Paris racing to clean up the Seine River in time for Olympics

Untreated wastewater flows in Paris’ Seine River have been in the spotlight following unprecedented heavy summer rain.

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Trump indictment LIVE updates: Former US president appears in court, pleads not guilty over January 6 US Capitol attack

Trump indictment LIVE updates: Former US president appears in court, pleads not guilty over January 6 US Capitol attack

Trump is due to appear in court on Friday morning after being charged with attempting to overturn the 2020 US election result. Follow our rolling coverage.

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‘We made a mistake with Russia’: EU chief in Asia trade mission

‘We made a mistake with Russia’: EU chief in Asia trade mission

In her first visit to the Philippines, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pledged to restart negotiations on a trade deal as China’s actions in the South China Sea rattle the region.

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Minister denies searches of Australian women in Doha behind move to block Qatar Airways
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Minister denies searches of Australian women in Doha behind move to block Qatar Airways

The federal transport minister is under pressure to explain the decision to block extra flights for Qatar Airways.

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Key Assange supporter says Wikileaks founder could cut deal to secure freedom
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Key Assange supporter says Wikileaks founder could cut deal to secure freedom

Labor MP Julian Hill says he is concerned that some supporters of Julian Assange would rather he were a martyr than free.

  • by Latika Bourke