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World number one Jannik Sinner tells the world he's not a machine after overcoming tough Canadian challenger Denis Shapovalov to continue his title defence at Flushing Meadows. Read More »
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In the face of growing scrutiny over its punitive crime policies, the Northern Territory government says its early intervention program and "boot camps" are "making a real difference". Read More »
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Former jumping castle operators have joined calls from Hillcrest victims' families for improved regulation of the inflatable amusement device sector. Read More »
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The pressure to maintain a facade of success led Mic Whitty down a slippery slope to debt and homelessness. The kindness of friends and strangers helped him find his way back. Read More »
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In the remote town of Andamooka, even native plants struggle to survive. Scientists are trying to find a solution to food security, a problem shared by outback residents and future space travellers. Read More »
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Police confirm the deaths of four people in 24 hours on Queensland roads. Read More »
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The Wallaroos can still qualify for the Women's Rugby World Cup quarterfinals but their fate is in the balance after a thrilling 31-31 draw with the United States. Read More »
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Tasmania recorded its highest number of visitors for the June quarter on record — but what attracts tourists to a colder climate? Read More »
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Many people don't want to become long-term volunteers, Yolandi Vermaak realised. So she came up with a new system to allow people to get involved and save the wombats. Read More »
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Mitch Brown will forever be etched in the game's history, but experts, advocacy groups and fans pushing for systematic change say this is not a time for celebration. Read More »
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World number one Jannik Sinner tells the world he's not a machine after overcoming tough Canadian challenger Denis Shapovalov to continue his title defence at Flushing Meadows. Read More »
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The Wallaroos can still qualify for the Women's Rugby World Cup quarterfinals but their fate is in the balance after a thrilling 31-31 draw with the United States. Read More »
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Mitch Brown will forever be etched in the game's history, but experts, advocacy groups and fans pushing for systematic change say this is not a time for celebration. Read More »
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Australia's last entrant in the women's US Open draw, Daria Kasatkina, takes two-time Flushing Meadows champion Naomi Osaka to three sets before bowing out, setting up a clash between Osaka and American star Coco Gauff. Read More »
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Sidelined in the sport's history by the words "women don't do that", female bronc riders are proving they not only do it but do it thrillingly well — and the sport is taking notice. Read More »
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Australia's Oscar Piastri is starting from pole position ahead of teammate Lando Norris at the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort. Here's what you need to know about the race. Read More »
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Predicting who is going to win during each round of the AFL is tough, and even computer algorithms struggle to do better than the luckiest human. Read More »
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Roosters captain Isabelle Kelly's season appears over after she was hospitalised for a distressing jaw injury in the team' 15th straight NRLW win. Read More »
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Adelaide 36ers player Ben Griscti has been injured during a training session after a backboard collapsed on top of him. Read More »
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Sydney's rise under returning superstar Chloe Molloy has continued, securing a thrilling road win against Geelong by five points. Read More »