Foley runs rule over Wallabies 10s
Bernard Foley runs the rule over the Wallabies 10s before the clash with Argentina in Mendoza.
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Sweeny opens up on tennis struggles
Dane Sweeny opened up on the short break he took from tennis and revealed he considered quitting the game.
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Crowd erupts over Aussie's 'superb' winner
Aussie Tristan Schoolkate drew massive cheers from the crowd, and then asked for more, after a brilliant half-volley…
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HIGHLIGHTS: Dane Sweeny vs Lorenzo Musetti | US Open second round
Full highlights of the second round US Open match between Australian Dane Sweeny and Italian Lorenzo Musetti.
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Sweeny shocks Italian star
Aussie Dane Sweeny has booked his maiden grand slam third round appearance after beating Italian No.13 seed Lorenzo…
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Donaldson given rare start as Kiss rings in mass changes for Wallabies
After a good win in Argentina last week, Les Kiss has swapped out over half of his starting side for the second Test in…
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Tech glitch hits Queensland ambulance network
Communications for paramedics across Queensland have been hit by a technical glitch overnight.
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Tributes to Gloria Steinem
Tributes have flowed to journalist and feminist icon Gloria Steinem, who has died aged 92.
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Aussie underdog wins epic point
Aussie underdog Dane Sweeny sends seeded player Lorenzo Musetti scrambling to win a great point during their US Open…
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Nepal rescue mission continues
Hundreds of workers remain trapped in hydropower tunnels in Nepal as 38 Australians remain missing.
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French trio minted as billionaires as the world’s most valuable company swoops
Their start-up was hacked by rogue OpenAI agents in July. Now it has been snapped up by Nvidia.
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Missing out on Katseye was the best thing to happen to this rising pop star
Adela’s infectious debut reminds us you can’t spell failure without an “f” and “u”.
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The critics have spoken: Add these books to the stack
From literary fiction to big ideas, our reviewers deliver their verdicts on 10 fresh releases.
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A quarter-billion-dollar mistake? Queensland’s diesel bus route slammed
Transport Minister Brent Mickelberg says Queensland depots lack charging gear, but EV leaders warn buying 630 diesel…
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Skip happy hour. These cocktail-inspired pizzas bring the bar to your kitchen
Why drink-inspired pizzas – think dirty martini bases, spicy marg toppings and negroni sauces – are the ultimate Friday…
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‘Men shouldn’t have all the fun’: Women are flocking to the fairways
From mum-and-bubs clinics to girls’ golf trips, increasingly more women are getting into a traditionally male-dominated…
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I try to visit new destinations, but I like my old favourites better
There’s nothing wrong with choosing to go to the same country over and over at the expense of exploring new places.
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In a year of low-risk restaurant openings, Ashe reminds us we can have more
At his follow-up to King Clarence, Khanh Nguyen plays his greatest hits – Vegemite curry butter, chicken crackling…
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John Aloisi was coaching in front of 1000 fans. Now he could become a hero to millions
The Socceroos legend remembers being able to hear individuals clapping from the stands during A-League matches. His new…
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Callum Forbes went to sleep in a French chateau. He woke up in terror
The Australian was allegedly viciously attacked by his partner on their European holiday. Now he tells his story of…
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Why Melbourne’s growing Burgerverse revolves around this backstreet beacon
The people are declaring this corner store the city’s smash burger champion. All three of its burgers are worthy in…
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Ten great off-season escapes that deliver big savings and no crowds
In our age of overtourism, travelling in low season should be a no-brainer. The trick is knowing how to find each…
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The prankster of Princes Park: Why Carlton can’t get enough of Harry Dean
Blues vice captain Jacob Weitering heralds Dean as a “special kid”, and welcomed James Hird’s declaration earlier in…
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Only four days in Tokyo? Here’s how to spend it
Asakusa is a good place to base yourself to take in some of the highlights of the city in a short period of time.
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Stars align for Frydenberg comeback. That could eclipse Taylor
While Labor has had a week full of bad economic news, the federal opposition has been unable to capitalise on it. But…
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Pride happy to talk up stable stars as eyes turn to spring features
Warwick Farm trainer Joe Pride believes Private Eye, at nine, will show $22,500 for a 10 per cent share was an astute…
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Is Hudson Young’s ‘market value’ whatever a club is willing to pay? Not in the NRL
Canberra and the existing clubs seemingly had a win when the NRL promised the PNG Chiefs would pay “market value” for…
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I can’t get a job because I can work only from home. What can I do?
I have a job that involves desk work. I just need to do it at my desk instead of someone else’s. It costs nothing to…
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How a legal loophole lets CBA and Westpac charge their most loyal customers more
NAB has removed fees for customers who go over credit card limits, while ANZ has sharply curbed their use, but the…
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Leaked email reveals teachers urged to get children ‘over the line’ for more disability dollars
Teachers at a Melbourne independent school were pressured to get students “over the line” into the highest disability…
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An exhibition of 55 photos offers a rare glimpse into a Melbourne that no longer exists
Focusing on a roughly five-kilometre radius around Melbourne’s CBD, photographer Andrew Chapman offers a glimpse at…
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Feminist activist and writer Gloria Steinem dead at 92
Steinem was a leading activist for the second-wave feminism movement in the late 1960s and 70s.
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Three resources have dominated Karratha’s economy, but a fourth is on the rise
Three resources combine to form the name of the Pilbara’s answer to an agricultural show. There are arguments to be…
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Trolley trouble: Perth councils want supermarkets to pay up for abandoned carts
While the City of Stirling wants to crack down hard on people abandoning shopping trolleys, other local governments are…
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‘You have to hope for a time like this’: The full story behind Will Day’s tears
Will Day was emotional after the Hawks’ upset win over the Dockers put them into a preliminary final at the MCG.
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Superquiz, Friday, September 4
Trivia buffs, test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz.
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