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It's been described as 'dangerous' — and Australians may be flying over it (opens the original)
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Russian airspace has been closed to Australian, European and North American airlines for more than four years, but it has not been empty. Around 60 foreign carriers still operate scheduled services to Russian airports, and a larger number cross the country without landing, taking the shortest route between Europe and Asia while Western competitors detour south. Last week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told all of them to reconsider, warning that "Russian airspace is becoming completely
Fiji, Israel and the Lost Tribe at the ends of the Earth (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. Long ago, the story goes, a great double-hulled canoe called the Kaunitoni came from the west, carrying the first ancestral chiefs of the iTaukei (indigenous Fijians). At its head, in one version of the tradition, stood their leader, Lutunasobasoba. The voyagers had come a seemingly impossible distance: from Thebes in ancient Egypt —
Federal efforts died, but another Australian state has committed to forming a truth-telling body (opens the original)
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South Australia will stand up a truth-telling commission over coming months, extending a Voice-to-treaty framework that cements the state as the second-most advanced jurisdiction on the Uluru Statement's unfinished agenda. Speaking to NITV's John-Paul Janke and Natalie Ahmat on the broadcaster's Garma set, against a backdrop of stringybarks rising from the red Arnhem Land dirt, Acting Premier Kyam Maher said the state government would spend $8.5 million on a commission that will run a truth-tell
Federal efforts died, but another Australian state has committed to forming a truth-telling body (opens the original)
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South Australia will stand up a truth-telling commission over coming months, extending a Voice-to-treaty framework that cements the state as the second-most advanced jurisdiction on the Uluru Statement's unfinished agenda. Speaking to NITV's John-Paul Janke and Natalie Ahmat on the broadcaster's Garma set, against a backdrop of stringybarks rising from the red Arnhem Land dirt, Acting Premier Kyam Maher said the state government would spend $8.5 million on a commission that will run a truth-tell
Changing of the guard: The young stars taking over from Messi, Ronaldo, and Neymar (opens the original)
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When Spanish winger Ferran Torres swept the ball past Argentine goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez in the 106th minute at New York New Jersey Stadium on Monday morning, he did more than win Spain a second World Cup title. He drew the curtain on an era. Lionel Messi, 39, wept after the match; beaten in a final for the first time and denied the chance to claim the tournament's Golden Boot for top goal-scorer from France's Kylian Mbappé. Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal had long since gone home, the 41-year-
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