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ASX rises as Wall St rally continues, APRA to impose home loan limits - as it happened

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By Samuel Yang Verified, Adelaide Miller Verified, David Taylor Verified, Craig Dixon
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The Australian share market has finished the day up +0.1% at 8,617 points. Market Analyst Tony Sycamore said its the first four-day winning streak since mid-May. "Early momentum carried the benchmark to an intraday and near two-week high of 8,649.3, but the move quickly lost steam. With little follow-through buying interest, the index slipped 40 points from the peak, leaving it with only modest gains this afternoon to show for its earlier efforts," he says.
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Saibai Island waits for a climate change lifeline as rising Torres Strait closes in

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By Kirstie Wellauer, Baz Ruddick, Craig Dixon, Daniel Franklin
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Australians on the frontline of climate change are fighting for their vanishing ancestral home. Can a landmark lawsuit against the federal government save their way of life? Uncle Paul Kabai steps barefoot along a beach near a fallen sacred tree and onto the mud and broken coral edging his Torres Strait island home. He looks to the horizon and listens to the sea. "I can tell when it's going to rain or I can tell there will be an easterly blowing tomorrow," he says.
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O'Callaghan and Titmus create Australian Olympic history with gold and silver in 200m freestyle in Paris

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By Jon Healy Verified, Aaron Kelly, Alexander Darling Verified, Jessica Riga, Nick Campton Verified, Luke Pentony Verified, Ian Burrows Verified, Mic Looby, Craig Dixon
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Well we had some ups and downs on day three at the Paris Olympics — the Opals losing, the Hockeyroos and the Kookaburras having good wins, the women's rugby sevens in prime spot for a medal tomorrow. And then the swimming! Ella Ramsay and Maximilian Giuiliani started off with solid efforts in fast finals, then Kaylee McKeown set herself up for a huge duel with Regan Smith in the 100m backstroke.
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