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With just months to go until Thriving Kids starts, parents and experts are warning a particular cohort of children is at risk of falling through the cracks. Read More »
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As the war in the Middle East rages on, diesel prices are continuing to rise despite efforts to stabilise costs. So why is this happening, can anything be done about it and is the worst yet to come? Read More »
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On a midsummer night last year, I took a sip of lager at a craft beer pub in my hometown in China's south. But this was not just a beer. It was a cultural symbol that shows just how much China's Gen Z is changing. Read More »
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It was "the best Canberra scoop in years", but the journalist's own editors did not believe it, and almost buried the story. Read More »
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When the Iran war ends, Gulf nations will not only have to repair the economic and physical damage caused by Iran's retaliatory campaign, but will also have to learn to live with a regime that analysts say is "less predictable and more violent than it was two months ago". Read More »
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I applaud your courage for having a go at this quiz. That's about it, though. Read More »
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In both 1968 and 2026, a mission to the Moon offered a refreshing blast of positivity for a conflict-ridden world. So what's different now — and what do we really gain from this new moonshot, five decades after the first? Read More »
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The Little Birdy frontwoman is getting in touch with her old self on her new album and tour. Read More »
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Surely one of the best ways to counter the hate, grief and horrors of the world is to foster communities driven by decency, calm and care. Enter: the nannasphere. Read More »
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Paper dolls, wrestlers and cloudscapes appear in an exhibition by a Western Sydney artist collective at Bathurst Regional Art Gallery. Read More »
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Lachlan Kennedy has stormed to victory in the men's 100m final at the Australian Athletics Championships in Sydney, equalling his personal best of 9.96 seconds. Read More »
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Occupancy rates and food and drink sales are up on last year's Gather Round, says the Australian Hotels Association, despite concerns fuel prices would deter interstate visitors. Read More »
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Claudia Hollingsworth insists she ran a fair race, and wants to move on from the drama surrounding the women's 1,500 metres final which saw her disqualified then reinstated, as Jess Hull crashed out. Read More »
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The Warriors have ended their decade-long run of outs against Melbourne in style as the Storm officially hit rock bottom following a heavy loss. Read More »
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Hawthorn delivers a brilliant Gather Round performance to end the Bulldogs unbeaten run, after the Swans beat the Suns at Norwood Oval. Read More »
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A looming cyclone forces organisers to cancel the Supercars race in Taupō on New Zealand's north island. Read More »
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In an AFL first, St Kilda's Lance Collard has faced a disciplinary tribunal hearing for conduct unbecoming. Read More »
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Jason Day does not do a lot wrong in the second round at Augusta National, but Rory McIlroy is looking just about untouchable after two rounds of the Masters. Read More »
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A 40-tonne sperm whale carcass has forced the relocation of Tasmania's biggest open water swim. Organisers of the event had hoped it would be moved, but the state's environment department says that was not feasible. Read More »
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In a league where inside-50s are so often king, teams with prowess from outside the arc are making a major impact to start the 2026 AFL season. Read More »