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The weather is becoming more extreme. What does this mean for the great Aussie summer? (opens the original)
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With hotter temperatures and more extreme weather becoming a fixture of Australia's holiday season, does this signal the end of the great Aussie summer? Should we schedule our 'peak' summer — holidays, school breaks and sporting events — according to safety rather than tradition? With hotter temperatures and more extreme weather becoming a fixture of Australia's holiday season, does this signal the end of the great Aussie summer? Should we schedule our 'peak' summer — holidays, school breaks and
Glimmers of hope in Nepal as gruelling rescue mission continues (opens the original)
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Eleven days after an ice-rock avalanche triggered a deadly mudslide in Nepal, two more survivors have been found alive. It's a rare sign of hope in a disaster that has killed more than 1,300 people and left nearly 4,900 others missing, including 36 Australians.
Why the 'great Aussie summer' may become a thing of the past (opens the original)
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Last summer, Paris Brooke watched in horror as a bushfire blazed through the national park across the lake from her township of Mallacoota in north-east Victoria. The town wasn't directly at risk, but she knew what the impact would be. "The camp park emptied out overnight, leaving businesses that depend on summer tourism stuck with unused supplies and staff, but no more tourists," Brooke tells SBS News. The exodus was reminiscent of the summer of 2019-20, when Australia's Black Summer bushfires
There's another way to fight inflation — and it involves your super (opens the original)
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This audio is voiced by AI and may occasionally mispronounce words. Share your feedback and help us improve this feature. Read more about how we use AI at SBS here. Every time the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meets to discuss the cash rate, millions of Australians hold their breath, knowing the outcome could affect their mortgage repayments, savings and household budgets. Some economists say there's another way to cool spending — one that builds your retirement savings instead of handing more
Reflections at Garma on how the Kumanjayi Little Baby case became a symbol of unity (opens the original)
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The theme at this year's Garma festival is Bukmak, which means everyone in Yolngu language — an expression of unity and a celebration of the diversity of modern Australia. And it was the tragic death of one five-year-old little girl, Kumanjayi Little Baby in April that has become a powerful symbol of what's possible when a community comes together.
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