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A new country has become Australia's top source of migration

New Australian Bureau of Statistics data shows 32 per cent of the overall estimated population is now born overseas.

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'Slap in the face to the regime': Exiled female footballers finally have reason to celebrate
After a five-year battle for FIFA recognition, refugee members of the Afghan women's football team can represent their team internationally.
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Does another news ban loom? What a potential tech levy could mean for you
Tech giants have rejected the government's proposed draft law, calling it a "government-mandated transfer of wealth" and "arbitrary".
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Trump hails 'Two Kings' after meeting Charles, as the British monarch gets political
The US president has called King Charles "a fantastic person" though he has repeatedly criticised UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.
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War in the Middle East

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Middle East peace proposal in deadlock as Trump, Iran clash over nuclear talks

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Trump reviews latest Iranian proposal to end war as Iran blames US for failure of talks

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King Charles touches down in US as royal visit unfolds under diplomatic strain

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Iran foreign minister arrives in Russia as US talks stall, Israeli strikes continue

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Amid war crimes investigations, some veterans are grappling with the Anzac legend

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'Carrying things that aren't mine': Anxiety in the age of constant crisis

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'Damn it, let's go after him': What the Democrats need to topple Donald Trump

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'Borrowing from the past': This old way of living is making a comeback in Australia

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As Sudan's civil war moves into its fourth year, humanitarian organisations are warning the situation is only further deteriorating. According to the United Nations, it's the world's biggest displacement and protection crisis. And this story was produced in collaboration with SBS Arabic.

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Inflation surges as rate bets rise and markets continue to slide

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United Arab Emirates quits OPEC in a blow to the oil cartel

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Investing for wartime: The online communities looking to make money from conflict

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Sergio suspected his wife had been unfaithful. So he turned to 'love detectives'

Life

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‘That future was gone’: The pain of losing your life partner young

Life

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Inside the 'military operation' of one of Australia's rarest parenting experiences

Life

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'A stable life': The matchmaker setting up North Korean women with South Korean men

Small Business Secrets

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'Even stones tell stories': Inside the historic winery that's survived world wars and a pandemic

Australia

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'Grief and rage': This Nowruz, celebrations hide a 'devastating' reality for Iranian Australians

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'A piece of living history': How Greek milk bars changed the way Australians meet and eat

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The cost of war: How the Middle East conflict could worsen food insecurity in Australia

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Australia's housing shortage and the cost of living are putting pressure on baby boomers to downsize or find viable accommodation for the next stage of their lives. What options are available to help boomers stay out of aged care facilities in their golden years?

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This deeply Catholic nation is facing a monogamy crisis, with divorce rates rising and many separations caused by infidelity. Dateline joins private detectives helping Peruvians uncover the truth.

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