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Snowden hopes inside draw puts ex-Godolphin galloper on winning path
via smh.com.auPort Macquarie trainer Paul Snowden hopes an inside draw can help a former Godolphin galloper keep his Highway Handicap streak alive on Saturday at Randwick. -
Race-by-race tips and details for Randwick on Saturday
via smh.com.auAll the information you need for a 10-race meet at Randwick on the last Saturday of 2025. -
This Sydney to Hobart competitor couldn’t afford sails – so she started her own company
via theage.com.auChristie Hamilton created her business, Kracken Sails, after she couldn’t buy new sails. Now she’s taking on the whole industry and disrupting a sport steeped in tradition. -
Will the ‘Scandinavian sleep method’ really help me sleep?
via abc.net.auThis arrangement allows couples to continue sleeping together while meeting each person's individual needs. -
‘It brings a tear to my eye every year’: Taking Christmas spirit to Melbourne’s streets
via theage.com.auDerek Glennie has forged his own Christmas Day tradition when it comes to spreading kindness to those doing it tough. -
Reece Walsh came of age in 2025. Who can possibly stop him next year?
via smh.com.auHe’s won a premiership, a Clive Churchill medal and played three Tests for Australia. Dominating State of Origin will be his next challenge. -
Australia opts for all-pace bowling attack for Boxing Day Test
via abc.net.auWith up to 10mm of grass on the MCG pitch, Australia has opted for a bold and historic option and left out offspinner Todd Murphy. -
I’m not going to judge Ben Duckett for drinking. I did the same
via smh.com.auI am not going to point the finger at a group of young people who have had a few beers on a couple of days off. -
Looking for a Christmas Day movie? Try A Dingo Ate My Christmas Spirit
via smh.com.auThere are great Christmas movies to enjoy this time of year. And then there are the offerings from Hallmark – an industry unto itself. -
No room for Murphy as Australia opt for all-pace attack for Boxing Day Test
Victorian off-spinner won’t play at MCG after being called in for injured Nathan LyonStand-in captain Steve Smith expects another ‘seam-friendly’ pitch in fourth Ashes TestAustralia will go into the Boxing Day Test without a spinner after picking a pace-heavy 12-man squad to tackle England in Melbourne.Victorian off-spinner Todd Murphy was called into the squad after Nathan Lyon injured his hamstring in Australia’s Ashes series-clinching win in Adelaide. Continue reading. -
Rabbi’s family evacuated after car firebombed on Christmas morning
via theage.com.auThe religious leader’s St Kilda East home was evacuated in the early hours of Christmas after a pre-dawn attack on his car, which had a “Happy Chanukah” sign on its roof. -
‘Furry and green’: The MCG Grinch that cruelled spinner’s Boxing Day hopes
via smh.com.auMelbourne’s green MCG pitch is the Grinch who stole Boxing Day from Todd Murphy, while Cameron Green’s Test spot is on notice with a demotion to No.7. -
Car with Hanukkah sign firebombed in Christmas morning attack
via theage.com.auThe silver sedan, which had a “Happy Chanukah” sign on its roof, was set alight in St Kilda East during the early hours of Christmas, forcing the evacuation of a nearby home. -
Express speed: Australia choose all-pace attack for Boxing Day Test
via smh.com.auAustralia have left out spinner Todd Murphy and will hit England with an all-pace attack on Boxing Day at the MCG. -
Ben Stokes’ leadership is fracturing. Has it cracked or fully shattered?
via theage.com.auThere has been a cult of personality around the England captain for years. When cults of personality collapse, they do so suddenly and in the most undignified manner. -
Victorian survivors of Sea World helicopter crash sue for compensation
via theage.com.auWinnie de Silva and her son Leon, from the Geelong area, have launched Supreme Court of Victoria proceedings following similar moves interstate. -
Afcon roundup: Algeria beat 10-man Sudan and Côte d’Ivoire start defence with win
Algeria win 3-0 after Salah Adel is sent offBurkina Faso 2-1 E Guinea | Côte d’Ivoire 1-0 MozambiqueRiyad Mahrez scored twice as Algeria launched their Africa Cup of Nations campaign with a comfortable 3-0 Group E win over 10-man Sudan in Rabat.The Desert Warriors were ahead within two minutes when the former Leicester and Manchester City winger ran on to Hicham Boudaoui’s clever backheel and fired past the Sudan keeper Monged Abuzaid. Continue reading... -
Teen charged with assault after tourist’s arm broken at St Kilda Pier
via theage.com.auA 19-year-old has been charged over his alleged role in the attack on a European tourist at the busy Melbourne beach. -
In sport, music and even maths, finding 'the zone' is a beautiful thing
via abc.net.auThere is a state of mind athletes talk about when they are totally absorbed in the moment and the actions of their sport. -
Honouring a late mate a driving force for She's Sydney to Hobart campaign
via abc.net.auA fellowship of sailors will embark on She's 23rd Sydney to Hobart campaign. As they do they will honour one of the most resilient boats in the race's history and remember late owner Peter Rodgers. -
'We push it to the max': She ready to add to Sydney to Hobart history
via abc.net.auA fellowship of sailors will embark on She's 23rd Sydney to Hobart campaign. As they do they will honour one of the most resilient boats in the race's history and remember late owner Peter Rodgers. -
Celebrating with chosen family and local community quells holiday blues
via abc.net.auDespite our screens being filled with images of happy families celebrating Christmas, some feel the festive season is lonelier than ever. -
Festive 'Friendsmas' celebrations combat loneliness, social isolation
via abc.net.auDespite our screens being filled with images of happy families celebrating Christmas, some feel the festive season is lonelier than ever. -
Second-hand fashion is big business, but is it helping the planet?
via abc.net.auThe rising popularity of second-hand and vintage fashion has been viewed as an opportunity to reduce fast fashion consumption; however, Australia remains one of the world's highest waste producers. -
How second-hand shopping could be fuelling consumption
via abc.net.auThe rising popularity of second-hand and vintage fashion has been viewed as an opportunity to reduce fast fashion consumption; however, Australia remains one of the world's highest waste producers. -
What you need to know before you buy lab-grown versus natural diamonds
via abc.net.auDiamonds are generally considered a luxury asset that holds its value, but the emergence of laboratory-grown diamonds in the jewellery industry over recent years could challenge that belief. -
This couple is on opposite sides of the political divide. Here's how they make it work
via abc.net.auMore Australian relationships are struggling because of political divides. But experts say this does not have to be the end. -
Brendan Fraser makes the case for human connection in Rental Family
via abc.net.auAcademy Award-winner Brendan Fraser speaks to ABC News about his new film and why human connection is the antidote to an increasingly polarised world. -
Four years ago today, the future of astronomy was sitting on top of a rocket
via abc.net.auSince its launch on Christmas Day 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope has stunned astronomers and delighted the world. -
Quiz: How well do you know traditional Christmas carols?
via abc.net.auDo you know your Merry Gentlemen from you Three Kings? Your Dancers from your Prancers? -
Statue of imitations: How Boland’s carnage created an MCG catchcry for the ages
via smh.com.auNo matter where Scotty Boland plays around the world, people are still yelling at him, “build the man a statue’.
