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Bird flu outbreak sparks wildlife vaccination debate

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By Jöshua Barnett, Michael Pascoe Verified, Stephanie Tran, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
August 7, 2026 03:30 | News A worsening bird flu outbreak has sparked debate over whether vaccination is the key to protect Australian wildlife from the deadly strain. While the Australian government is conducting pilot studies in non-poultry birds, New Zealand has already begun vaccinating some of its rarest birds after completing a world-first research trial last year. About 300 breeding birds were targeted from five species: kakapo, takahe, black stilt, orange-fronted parakeet and shore plover.
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Fuel diplomacy sends Australia’s trade surplus tanking

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By Jöshua Barnett, Michael Pascoe Verified, Stephanie Tran, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
August 7, 2026 03:30 | News Australia has recorded its lowest quarterly trade surplus in almost a decade as the federal government raced to secure fuel cargoes during the Middle East oil crisis. Electric vehicle imports also surged as the US-Iran conflict drove up petrol prices and sent motorists flocking to Chinese manufacturers like BYD.
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Qantas workers on high after judge releases $40m compo

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By Jöshua Barnett, Michael Pascoe Verified, Stephanie Tran, Michael West Verified
| Michael West Media
August 6, 2026 19:55 | News Unlawfully sacked Qantas workers will finally share in a $40 million payout, with a judge “drawing a line in the sand” on persistent delays while criticising the compensation administrator for a lack of transparency. The Australian airline outsourced 1820 baggage-handling, cleaning and ground staff roles during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, a move the Federal Court ruled was designed to curb union bargaining power in wage negotiations.
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