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Gatwick: Weekend strikes called off as ground handling staff get better pay offers

All but one dispute is already settled, and the last is being voted on

The Independent UK

Will there be delays at Gatwick Airport because of strikes this weekend? Latest info for holidaymakers

ASLEF members were due to walk out today — on Wednesday — and Friday, but the union now says strike action has been suspended

Evening Standard

Gatwick baggage handler strikes: What does it mean for your summer flight?

All your questions on the planned school holiday walk-outs answered

The Independent UK

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Gatwick ground-handling strikes: What does it mean for your summer flight?

All your questions on the planned school holiday walk-outs answered

The Independent UK

Gatwick airport strikes: What does it mean for your summer flight?

All your questions on the planned school holiday walk-outs answered

The Independent UK

Australia’s peak sports body OKs transwomen competing – with conditions

The Australian Sports Commission's latest gender-diverse inclusion document has endorsed testosterone limits for transwomen in elite sports

The New Daily

Top sporting body backs hormone limit for trans women

Transgender women should comply with testosterone limits if they want to play high-level sports, Australian Sports Commission guidelines suggest.

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This new Mars map archive puts the entire Red Planet in the palm of your hand (video)

Viewing the Martian landscape is now easier than ever before, thanks to a new map archive generated from a treasure trove of data collected by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

Space

Naomi was abused by her coaches at the Australian Institute of Sport, now she's receiving compensation for psychological harm

Naomi Lee was abused by her elite gymnastics coaches between the ages of 11 and 14. The Australian Sports Commission will now compensate her for the psychological harm she suffered.

ABC News

Grangemouth school's support centre is hailed as example of good practice by inspectors

The centre allows pupils to be educated in mainstream classes but provides lots of extra support

Daily Record

In Mitchell v. Univ. of N.C. Bd. of Governors, decided April 4 by the North Carolina Court of Appeal, Prof. Alvin Mitchell, "Associate Professor of Justice Studies in the Department of Social Sciences" at Winston-Salem State University, was fired in part based on a letter he sent to Department of…

Reason

Golf fees and pool passes cost Australians billions each year, but this activity draws the heaviest spending

The amount spent by Australians to play sport and keep fit is rising, as nine million Australians rely on free activities in order to stay healthy.

ABC News

Australia’s $3bn Aukus bill to boost US and UK industry may go even higher

Defence industry minister Pat Conroy admits ‘scope’ for extra costs and that local shipbuilder ASC may not win contract for British-designed boats

The Guardian - AU

The notorious Edinburgh casuals riot that had shoppers running for their lives

Hibs' CCS were established as the UK's most feared football hooligan firm in the 1980s, but the incident that brought them to national attention left shoppers and tourists fearing for their lives

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ABC Sport's Tracey Holmes honoured with Australian Sport Commission's Lifetime Achievement Award

ABC Sport journalist and reporter Tracey Holmes is honoured for her stellar career with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Australian Sports Commission Media Awards.

ABC News

How sporting structures are designed for men by men, and how leading women want to change that in the next decade

Australia is in the midst of what has been dubbed the "green and gold decade" leading up to the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics. Here's what three of the country's most powerful women in sport want to see happen before then.

The Guardian - AU

‘We figured out how to dance with Elvis’: Australian cinematographer Mandy Walker on her Oscar chances

She could become the first woman to win an Academy Award in her category. Her attention to historical detail may get her over the line

The Guardian - AU

Strict new security rules for Adelaide nuclear submarine-building facility in bid to protect military secrets

Operators of Osborne naval shipyard ordered to guard against ‘deliberate or accidental manipulation’ of critical components

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Newcastle Herald

Pat Conroy says Australia needs to build a domestic nuclear submarine industry

Subs for Adelaide: Conroy

AAP

Australian Sports Commission facing sex abuse lawsuit

A high-performance para-athlete is suing the Australian Sports Commission for allegedly failing to act against sex abuse claims while she was at the AIS.

Insider UK

Scotch Malt Whisky Society owner's leader steps down

Trading update reveals that the current finance director is stepping up into the chief executive position

Asharq Al-Awsat

IMF Selects a Saudi as Chairman for Ad Hoc Audit Selection Committee

The members of the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have unanimously selected the Executive Director of Saudi Arabia at the IMF, Abdullah bin Zarah, as chairman of the Ad Hoc Audit Selection Committee (ASC) and as a member of the Evaluation Committee (EVC) of the Executive Board…

Daily Record

Lanark swimmers make waves as they grab impressive medals haul

Lanark ASC did well at the recent South Lanarkshire Schools Championships at Larkhall

ABC News

Government accused of hiding 'lazy $591 million' in extra costs from scrapped French submarine program

Details of up to $591 million in additional expenses for the cancelled French submarine program emerge in Senate estimates, including asset writedowns on unused infrastructure, and re-employment programs in Adelaide.

The Guardian - UK

Farmed fish feel pain, stress and anxiety and must be killed humanely, global regulator accepts

Aquaculture Stewardship Council’s new standards put pressure on the UK to extend its animal welfare laws to fisheries

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