Kennedy scorches to 100m title
Lachlan Kennedy clocks 9.96 seconds (+0.5 wind) to claim the men's 100-metre title at the 2026 Australian athletics championships in Sydney.
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Taiwan shuts down ahead of Typhoon Champi, hundreds of flights cancelled
Typhoon Champi's radius is around 320km, large enough to cover most of Taiwan.
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Face-off with China continues at multiple locations along Arunachal border: ITBP D-G
ITBP chief says drones are the future of warfare, warning that India cannot face China with traditional weapons alone;…
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Glitches In Over 10,000 Voter Entries In UP Seat, 2 Poll Officials Suspended
According to authorities, a detailed inquiry found that a computer assistant at the Voter Registration Centre entered…
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Anahat scripts history, storms into maiden PSA Gold semi-final
Anahat Singh pulled off an impressive comeback against Salma Hany, clinching her spot in the semi-finals at a PSA…
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Australia news LIVE: Labor weighs security upgrades for MPs as Haines’ condition ‘critical but stable’; Canavan eyes lower house move
Follow along as we bring you the latest live news updates from Australia and around the world.
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‘Nobody Wants This’ Creator Erin Foster Responds To Adam Brody’s “Free Palestine” Comments: “It’s Complicated”
As Nobody Wants This returns to Netflix for Season 3, Erin Foster has addressed Adam Brody’s recent comments on the…
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Huckabee questions Board of Peace’s ability to carry out Trump's Gaza peace plan - report
Huckabee’s concerns focused on the International Gaza Support Center, questioning whether the center could continue…
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Golden Dragon drills for gold beneath 3km WA anomaly
Golden Dragon has kicked off drilling on a 3km-long gold anomaly at its Cue project in WA’s Murchison, following auger…
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Nepal set to receive first-ever US$20 million payout from UN climate damage fund
The United Nations’ climate loss and damage fund moved to provide US$20 million in aid sought by flood-stricken Nepal –…
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Pollsters point to technical tie in Brazil election run-off
What the latest polls in Brazil say about Sunday’s run-off between Lula and Bolsonaro... Leer más
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Australian TV reporter recalls 'terrifying' rescue of man from sinking car
SYDNEY, Oct 23 - An Australian television reporter who rescued a man from a car as it was engulfed by floodwaters said…
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Track tensions, the Valley roar, and Daryl Braithwaite’s Horses: The mixed emotions behind Cox Plate’s Flemington move
One of Melbourne’s most celebrated sporting events has a new home. At least for this year. And the emotions are…
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Thousands protest across Poland for access to free and legal abortions
Demonstrators gathered on the sixth anniversary of a near-total abortion ban imposed by Poland's highest court.
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Koloamatangi is already having an impact on the Dragons. And Young has big plans for him
Kangaroos prop Keaon Koloamatangi hasn’t started work for St George Illawarra yet, but he’s already giving them a…
Read at source →Man United legend lashes current players for behaving 'like babies'
One of the English club's greatest ever players takes aim at the current cohort after skipper Bruno Fernandes's…
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Rare unrest flares in Tunisian capital as police clash with protesters
Protests in several cities coincide with a deepening economic, social and political crisis in Tunisia.
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Saudi strike on house in Taiz kills, wounds five
Saudi strike on house in Taiz kills, wounds five Saudi strikes on a residential home in the Taiz governorate killed and…
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Australia sanctions North Koreans over ‘fraudulent’ IT work, cybercrime
The two men are alleged to be key operators in Pyongyang’s cybercriminal activities overseas.
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Defense Business Brief: A little bit of MOSA; Netherlands-U.S. industry days, and more
Military buyers want to move quickly, which can mean companies need to add new tech to vehicles after they’re…
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‘I couldn’t save my own niece’: Anti-violence advocate’s heartbreak over Jayda’s death
For decades, Kellie Carter-Bell fought to break a cycle of brutality. The killing of 21-year-old Jayda Allen Bonner…
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DRDO Employee Dies After Neighbour Punches Him In Face Over "Misbehaviour''
The incident took place between 7.30 pm and 8 pm on Wednesday, when the man, who stays on the first floor of the…
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The ‘mauvy haze’ that shuts a Sydney street for six weekends a year
Jacaranda trees are turning parks and streets purple across Sydney, sparking a frenzied rush of photographers and…
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Has anyone in my family saved any souls? Probably not, but here goes ...
In the tradition of my great-great-grandfather, consider this your chance at salvation.
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The violence of the streets of Paris looked like rage. It revealed a society that will take years to heal
There is despair in France over how to stop a violent upheaval turning into a social collapse. The breakdown in order…
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Macron bans protests
President Emmanuel Macron has announced a crackdown on public demonstrations, ordering authorities to ban protests…
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Signal No. 2 still up over Batanes, parts of Babuyan Islands as 'Rosal' keeps strength
Signal No. 2 remains in Batanes and parts of the Babuyan Islands as Typhoon Rosal (international name: Champi)…
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Russia-Ukraine conflict continues despite prospects of renewed talks
Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that Russia was ready to resume U.S.-mediated talks with Ukraine next month.
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What do Jacqui Lambie, Helen Haines and Queen Victoria have in common? Far too much
We like to blame modern times and modern platforms, but answers, too, can be found in our long history of insisting…
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