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  • 2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Luke Radford |Elizabeth Cramsie

    The Australian men's cricket team is taking to the field at Lord's in London this evening for what could be the final day of the World Test Championship against South Africa.  The concept of a World Championship for test cricket is relatively new, and this is just the third time a final has been held. Commentators say it's still early to tell if the new format has been successful in revitalising the oldest form of the game.

  • 1 month ago | abc.net.au | Jessica Black |Elizabeth Cramsie

    Cookbook author Nagi Maehashi has accused influencer and baker Brooke Bellamy of plagiarising two of her recipes, including a five-step method for caramel slice. Bellamy — founder of Brooki Bakehouse — has rejected the claim, posting to Instagram that her book Bake with Brooki is made up of recipes "created over many years". Books by both authors are shortlisted for the Australian Book Industry Awards. But can you own a recipe?

  • 2 months ago | abc.net.au | Elizabeth Cramsie |Stephanie Smail

    US President Donald Trump has slammed the Ukrainian President over comments he says are "hurtful" to peace negotiations. While Mr Trump says a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine is "very close"... US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has pulled out of a key summit in London. And Vice president JD Vance has once again threatened the US could walk away from negotiations is a deal isn't made soon.

  • 2 months ago | abc.net.au | Elizabeth Cramsie |Gavin Coote

    Humans have long projected the future in the stars and space missions are often about optimism and hope. Billionaire Jeff Bezo's latest space mission has seen an all female crew of celebrities and scientists take flight. And while the saying "you can't be what you can't see" applies to the little girls watching on, hoping for a future career in STEM, some say it was a missed opportunity for real female empowerment in the space industry.

  • Mar 18, 2025 | abc.net.au | Luke Radford |Elizabeth Cramsie

    The Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has raised the prospect of Australians voting in a referendum to determine whether the Federal Government should have the power to deport criminals with dual citizenship. The Prime Minister has dismissed the idea as a "thought bubble."It seems even members of Mr Dutton's own Liberal Party aren't keen on the idea.

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