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The woman had been admitted to the hospital after experiencing forgetfulness and worsening depression over three months

Palawa elder and the chair of Tasmania’s Aboriginal Heritage Council, Rodney Dillon, said the inaccuracy speaks of the longstanding mistreatment of Aboriginal people

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Osprey aircraft with 23 Marines on board crashed in the Northern Territory’s remote Tiwi Islands

Germany’s 12% tax rise will see dish rise to €30 and, industry group warns, puts more than 12,000 pubs and restaurants at risk of closure

A newly qualified doctor and a nurse are among those preparing to go to Australia this month

Country has become football-crazy as the host nation prepares to face old enemy England in the semi-final in Sydney

Local refuse centre searched for dehydrator believed to have been used in preparation of the food

Fundrasing appeal for Frank Staples (41), who has come out of a coma, had generated AU$14,000

Prices also supported by flows to Ukraine and Norwegian seasonal maintenance

Space is marred by violent history, activists say, and some want museum project stopped

Live music, vivid history chronicles from Northern Ireland and Australia, and the welcome return of a cross-generational sleuthing team

Sydney Letter: Prime minister Anthony Albanese and foreign minister Penny Wong are proving to be skilled pragmatists as Australia pursues a warmer relationship with China while cosying up to the US

Scoreless draw with Nigeria in Ireland’s final game in the tournament fails to dampen celebrations among thousands of Irish fans

Megan Carter from Wexford quit her jobs as a financial analyst to follow Ireland in the World Cup in Australia

World Cup - Ireland v Canada: Katie McCabe scores early goal but Ireland cannot hang on in Perth

Irish migration to Australia is surging once again, but your wallet could be in for a shock if you’re on the move

Sunshine, surfing, better pay and opportunity make Western Australia a major draw for expats

It’s a simple concept but can often contribute to a shock victory

Vera Pauw’s team kick off Women’s World Cup with a battling display at Stadium Australia

Celebratory mood main characteristic of the Irish who travelled to see match and those who live in the city that hosted it

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Victoria premier Dan Andrews says cost of event could balloon to more than seven billion Australian dollars (€4.2 billion)

Excitement is building among the Irish diaspora in Australia ahead of the team’s first appearance

Women’s World Cup 2023 team-by-team all you need to know guide

Sydney Letter: Nauru sits isolated in the Pacific Ocean and hosts a large off-shore detention centre that is more like a humid purgatory

Abroad: Emma O’Hanrahan from Skerries is the happiest she has ever been with her new business, and she will soon fly home to make the most important cake of her career

The Geelong Cats star is about to break the record for the most number of AFL appearances by an Irish-born player

Marina Sologub, an Irish citizen originally from Kazakhstan, denies any wrongdoing and is fighting her deportation from Australia

The Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum is set to take place in September but support for it seems to be waning amid a lack of clarity about what it will achieve, writes Jonathan Drennan

Sydney Letter: Reserve Bank of Australia’s governor has made a difficult job even harder with selection of ill-timed gaffes

Man (58) was charged after 10 people died and 25 injured in an incident in the Hunter Valley wine region on Sunday

The driver (58) arrested as 25 people were injured in the incident with 21 still in hospital in New South Wales

Sydney Letter: Journalists Masters and McKenzie took a huge professional risk in writing their stories about Roberts-Smith

Planet Business: Coldplay’s carbon-friendly tour, Diageo’s Debra Crew and Apple gets its ducking act together on autocorrect

Temperatures could surpass high of 2016, with risks including droughts, cyclones and serious disruption to food production

Judge releases scathing full judgment in Ben Roberts-Smith’s failed case against three newspapers

Kathleen Folbigg, who has always maintained her innocence, was convicted in 2003 of murdering three of her children, and the manslaughter of one child

Newspapers accused Ben Roberts-Smith of involvement in the murder of unarmed civilians

Big Four firm pledges to publish results from internal review this year