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When it comes to the dangers of online recruitment into the extreme far-right movement, the narrative is a sadly familiar one. Young people are exposed online to "ironic", reaction-baiting memes featuring coded anti-Semitism, racism and white supremacy. A piece in The Atlantic earlier this year, for example, showed how neo-Nazis had infiltrated the majority-male "brony" fandom of the My Little Pony cartoon. Read more:  https://www.9news.com.au/national/online-extreme-right-recruitment-how-it-works-in-australia-what-parents-can-do/74d16ebe-d4bf-4f8f-952f-b768f99a8c86

Australian oil and gas explorer Karoon Energy has renegotiated the terms of a deal worth nearly $1 billion to acquire an oil field off the coast of Brazil due to the coronavirus crisis and global oil price crash. Karoon last year sealed a deal to buy the shallow-water Bauna field for $US665 million ($935 million) from Brazilian state-owned Petrobras, marking the Melbourne-headquartered company's first move into oil production. But following negotiations this year, the company said it would now pay an initial $US380 million consisting of a $US50 million downpayment already made, an upfront payment of $US150 million and the remainder payable in the following 18 months. Read more:  https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/australia-s-karoon-soars-after-striking-new-oil-field-deal-terms-20200727-p55fq6.html

The not-for-profit early childcare education sector is struggling to pay up to $9,000 for deep cleaning each time a Covid-19 case is identified, while federal government transition payments may not be enough to keep the sector afloat as parents pull their children out of the system. The United Workers Union’s director for early childhood education, Helen Gibbons, said the one-size-fits-all approach towards the early childcare sector needed a rethink or the community risked losing not-for-profit childcare centres, which comprise just under half of the sector. Read more:  https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/jul/26/australias-childcare-centres-struggle-to-pay-up-to-9000-for-covid-19-cleaning

A recent report by CommBank revealed the Apple Isle outperformed all other states as the best overall economy - the first time in a decade.  For the first time since October 2009, Tasmania has taken the sole mantle as Australia's number-one economy in CommBank's 'State of the States' report. Read more:  https://www.savings.com.au/term-deposits/is-tasmania-the-apple-of-australia-s-eye

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Cricket Australia has named a 26-man preliminary list as it prepares for a mooted tour of the UK in September. Australia’s men’s team is pencilled in for a one-day international and Twenty20 tour of England in September, with CA, England’s cricket board and the relevant government organisations in discussions. While a final decision has not been made either way, the national selection panel has selected a preliminary group to allow the players in contention adequate time to prepare. Read more:   https://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/australia/cricket-australia-2020-vs-england-odi-twenty20-tour-squad/news-story/46cbf81459da3791a54532b244c9612a

The government has us locked in, but is that right – or even legal? Remember the words at the end of the Eagles' Hotel California? "You can check out any time you like but you can never leave". Feels a bit like Australia at the moment. As part of its response to the pandemic, the Australian government has made it tough for its citizens and permanent residents to leave. Not only are all incoming travellers required to enter hotel quarantine for 14 days, (with a possible exception if you happen to be a media mogul returning from Aspen in your private jet, or Dannii Minogue), the government has clamped down on your right to travel overseas. Read more:   https://www.traveller.com.au/covid19-pandemic-and-border-closures-why-australians-are-banned-from-international-travel-h1pds6

A significant reduction in the number of Premier Cricket clubs and an overhaul of the Redbacks' recruiting strategy and pathways programs are among recommendations from former Test great Michael Hussey to lift South Australia's men's team from "a culture of mediocrity". The executive summary of Hussey's 60-page review was released today, and SACA has already agreed to one of its 13 key recommendations – for immediate changes to the Redbacks' selection panel, including the appointment of an independent chair. Read more:  https://www.cricket.com.au/news/mike-hussey-review-south-australia-redbacks-culture-of-mediocrity-performance-changes/2020-07-16

Australia is “specifically targeting” students and highly talented individuals from Hong Kong who will be able to contribute to its economy, a minister told CNBC this week. Canberra announced last week that it would be offering help to people wanting to move out of Hong Kong after the implementation of the new national security law on June 30. Australia’s decision followed that of Taiwan and the United Kingdom, which also offered help to Hong Kongers looking to resettle elsewhere. Read more:  https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/15/australia-wants-to-attract-seriously-talented-hong-kong-people-minister.html

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Australia is about to grant special immigration access for Hong Kong people who want to flee the newly repressive law imposed by Beijing to remove some key liberties. Australia's federal cabinet is scheduled to consider some options at its Wednesday meeting. Whatever the specifics, Scott Morrison has signalled the result already. Asked last week whether he was considering offering safe haven to Hong Kongers, he said: "If you are asking are we prepared to step up and provide support? The answer is yes." Read more:  https://www.smh.com.au/national/australia-set-to-join-the-greatest-human-capital-harvest-in-recent-memory-20200706-p559fp.html

Australia's much-loved squadrons of frontline jet fighters have been serviced for the last time, marking the end of an era in the Royal Australian Air Force. The last F/A-18A/B Classic Hornets to undergo deeper maintenance servicing have rolled out of the Boeing Defence Australia facility at RAAF Base Williamtown. Read more:  https://www.9news.com.au/national/australias-classic-hornet-jet-fighters-undergo-last-service-raaf-base-williamtown/67f3f21c-95e3-446f-a2cd-ff77e728a858

Anyone who has travelled into New South Wales from the Greater Melbourne area in the last two weeks must immediately enter self-isolation at home. The new isolation order includes everyone who entered the state from June 24 onwards regardless of when they arrived, 9News' Political Reporter Chris O'Keefe reported tonight. Travellers will only be allowed to leave isolation when they are tested for coronavirus and return a negative result or when their two-week period ends, timed from the day they start isolating. Read more:  https://www.9news.com.au/national/coronavirus-australia-news-july-9-melbourne-lockdown-victoria-nsw-border-restrictions-live-updates/c44a18fa-a550-47ed-b578-878a39cdf225

The isolation of Australia provides both defensive advantages and disadvantages – this ‘tyranny of distance’ is emerging as key concern for projecting Australian air power in significant quantities in a contested environment. Throughout history, military operations have favoured those who occupy the high ground. Command of the skies empowers both offensive and defensive operations, while also providing powerful deterrence options as part of the broader implementation of power projection and national security doctrines. Read more:  https://australianaviation.com.au/2020/07/comment-australias-fighters-must-now-battle-tyranny-of-distance/

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The General Skilled Migration Program (GSM) is aimed at skilled workers in particular occupations ­­willing to migrate to Australia to improve the country’s workforce, and also to meet the changing needs of businesses within the states and territories. ­ Every year all jurisdictions receive quotas from the government, based on which the states and territories nominate skilled and business migrants for  Skilled Nom­inated Subclass 190 and the Skilled Regional Sponsored Subclass 491 visa categories. Read more:  https://www.sbs.com.au/language/english/covid-19-impact-australia-temporarily-suspends-skilled-migration-program

Australia plans to increase defense spending over the next decade to AU$270 billion (U.S. $187 billion) in response to what it says is a deteriorating regional environment. The July 1 announcement by Prime Minister Scott Morrison about the plan coincides with the launch of the government’s 2020 Defence Strategic Update and the associated Force Structure Plan, which will raise projected spending from AU$195 billion as laid out in the 2016 Defence White Paper. Read more:  https://www.defensenews.com/global/asia-pacific/2020/07/02/australia-releases-weapons-wish-list-amid-defense-spending-boost/

Australian think-tank Beyond Zero Emissions (BZE), perhaps most notable for its prescience regarding the renewable energy potential of the Northern Territory, has released what could be its most prudent and timely publication yet, its Million Jobs Plan. The publication is timely because Australia is at a crossroads, and of all countries, Australia needs to be particularly prudent at a crossroads because our roads are so very long. We might not have time to double-back. In reality, Australia has been at this crossroads for at least a decade, evidenced by the seemingly indefinite imbroglio that has been the political climate wars. But the Covid-19 pandemic and the resultant necessity of a planned economic recovery means that Australia needs to make a decision about which road it is going to take. Read more:  https://www.pv-magazine-australia.com/2020/07/03/australias-last-chance-bze-publishes-renewables-powered-million-jobs-report/

MELBOURNE, Australia — The builder of the Royal Australian Navy’s new Hunter-class frigates has told Defense News that the ship’s design remains “within agreed weight and space envelopes,” despite a recent report in Australian media claiming recent changes have caused concern. ASC Shipbuilding was responding to a June 26 story in the Australian Financial Review that said growth in the ship design’s weight and length is “sparking concerns.” But ASC Shipbuilding Managing Director Craig Lockhart said Thursday the company remained confident in its ability to meet Australia’s capability requirements and specifications. Read more:  https://www.defensenews.com/naval/2020/07/02/australian-shipbuilder-pushes-back-against-reports-of-frigate-design-concerns/