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If Allan can’t get it together, she may not be leader come this year’s election
via theage.com.auPremier Jacinta Allan is rattled. You can see it in her eyes, hear it in her voice, and smell it in her strategy as she blusters and bullies and bumbles her way through the Big Build scandal. -
Regional shires facing financial cut with forestry rate change
via abc.net.auSeven South West councils face $325,000 funding shortfall after forestry rate payments redirected to state Treasury. Shires warn residents could face higher rates or cuts to essential services as they push the state government for a solution.
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Like Switzerland beating Australia at cricket: How our winter Olympians punch above their weight
via smh.com.auAustralia’s most successful Winter Olympics represents remarkable bang for taxpayers’ dollars. -
Brownlow medallist to miss at least a month after surgery; Bombers gun recommits
via smh.com.auMatt Rowell’s injury from the State of Origin match is worse than first thought. Meanwhile, Essendon have re-signed one of their most important players. -
Antarctica faces 'devastating changes' under high emissions future
via abc.net.auScientists say parts of Antarctica face "devastating" and "irreversible" impacts from climate change unless urgent action is taken to limit greenhouse gas emissions. -
Oliver ‘back to his best’ as Giants take down Pies; Darcy Parish delivers a timely reminder in Dons win over Tigers
via smh.com.auThe Bombers were unrecognisable in personnel and performance to the decimated lot that finished last season with 13 defeats in a row. -
‘He had the world at his feet’: Coroner finds ‘missed opportunities’ in teen’s anaphylactic death
via theage.com.auAs details of his teenage son’s final moments were read out in the Victorian Coroner’s Court, Harry Tsindos hunched over in his chair, put his head in his hands and wept. -
Crashing out of the T20 World Cup isn’t the problem. It’s that Australia doesn’t care
via smh.com.auA generation ago the dominant West Indies neglected white ball cricket and were soon left behind on the world stage. Now Australia is facing its own reality check. -
It’s been 66 years since Australia last played Olympic ice hockey. Can we ever get back there?
via smh.com.auFor a sport that exists on the outermost margins of our national consciousness, it’s a long road back to the Winter Olympics. But there is a glimmer of hope. -
The NRL has never been stronger. But there’s a storm on the horizon
via smh.com.auRevenue is up. Off-field “atrocities” are down. A bumper new TV deal is expected. But the looming addition of two new teams in two years is set to cause an ‘El Nino’ of extreme conditions in the NRL. -
Thrill-chasing Kyra Wheatley ready for the chaos and speed of ski cross
via abc.net.auThe speed and chaos of ski cross is what attracted Kyra Wheatley to the sport, and to realise a dream 12 years in the making of competing at the Winter Olympics. -
Darcy Parish’s timely reminder and Sam Lalor’s Dusty moment as Dons trounce Tigers
via smh.com.auThe Bombers were unrecognisable in personnel and performance to the decimated lot that finished last season with 13 defeats in a row. -
Mercedes F1 boss calls out 'total bulls**t' as engine saga goes to vote
via abc.net.auMercedes boss Toto Wolff has accused rival Formula 1 manufacturers of ganging up against his team to put pressure on the governing FIA to change the engine rules, but says it will make no difference. -
Family begs to stop vicious teen killer’s bid for day release
via theage.com.auThe boy was just 14 when he bludgeoned and stabbed a woman to death in her bed with a plan to steal her car and create a child army. He could soon be eligible for day release into the community. -
What to watch, read and listen to this weekend
via abc.net.auFrom a cursed vagina to a classic retold, there's plenty of culture to dig into this weekend. -
'Anti-social', parking complaints not enough to stop Launceston social housing project
via abc.net.auAlmost 50 new social and affordable homes will be built in Tasmania's north following a green light from council, despite some concern about parking and "anti-social behaviour". -
Clinton McDonald fell down steps and almost died. Now he aims to win $2m
via smh.com.auAfter recovering from a life-threatening fall, this Cranbourne trainer is aiming for group 1 glory at Caulfield on Saturday. -
Menacing letters sent to politicians bear hallmarks of Sydney mosque threats
via abc.net.auThe ABC can reveal two of the threatening, hate-filled letters sent to Lakemba Mosque this month bear close resemblance to similar racist letters sent to multiple politicians since 2022. -
Eileen Gu's 'sweet' jab at JD Vance after citizenship row
via abc.net.auEileen Gu says she is flattered that JD Vance thinks she should be competing for the US, but feels his comments were driven by an anti-China bias from Washington. -
Algal bloom report lashed as 'vanilla' by scientist turned political candidate
via abc.net.auFishing licence buybacks and long-term restocking plans are some of the recommendations in the latest report into South Australia's harmful algal bloom, which has been labelled as "vanilla" by one scientist turned political candidate. -
Ange reflects on his time at Forest
via smh.com.auAnge Postecoglou reflects on his short tenure at Nottingham Forest and how that changed his view on the sport. -
Olympic final? Indra Brown's still got maths homework to do
via abc.net.auSixteen-year-old Indra Brown came into the Winter Olympics as one of the top medal contenders in freeski halfpipe, a status elevated since she finished fourth in qualification. But it still doesn't get her out of maths homework. -
‘My mother poisoned my father, and I had to live with the aftermath’
via theage.com.auLong before Erin Patterson used poisoned mushrooms to kill three family members with deadly beef Wellingtons, Lorraine Moss was lacing her husband’s food with arsenic. -
Jane Hume’s straight talk can get her in trouble, but she says the ‘time for timidity is over’
via smh.com.auThe Liberal Party’s new deputy leader made high-profile mistakes in the last election but she knows being disliked is part of the job. -
‘They hate China’: Megastar skier hits back at US right-wing critics
via smh.com.auEileen Gu’s successes at Milano Cortina 2026 have turned her into a political target of American conservatives, who say there should be “consequences” for her decision to represent China. -
Broncos fall short of another miracle comeback in World Club Challenge
via abc.net.auAfter pulling off three straight comebacks to win the NRL premiership, the Brisbane Broncos fall just short of another miracle against Hull KR in the World Club Challenge. -
The missing piece for the Waratahs to challenge the Kiwis
via theage.com.auFlyhalf Lawson Creighton is not an issue for the Waratahs, but if you think about them as a potential title-challenging side, there may be a gap. -
Teen star Hickman reflects on Olympic debut
via theage.com.auAllie Hickman proves she is the future of snowboarding as she leaves it all on the Olympic stage, earning high praise from legend Torah Bright and overwhelming support from her school community. -
Upset for the ages: Inside the masterclass of NRL’s next coach-in-waiting
via smh.com.auHull KR were $5 outsiders playing against a Broncos side with $10 million more in playing talent. The coach who pulled off a monumental World Club Challenge boilover will be in the NRL soon enough. -
Domenicali pleads for calm over fears new rules will wreck Formula One
F1 chief executive ‘is listening to drivers’ complaints’He admits the rules could change if racing isn’t excitingStefano Domenicali, the chief executive of Formula One, has issued an urgent plea for calm after the damning driver criticism of the sport’s new regulations that has emerged during pre-season testing. But the Italian conceded that F1 is prepared to intervene and enforce changes should the racing prove disappointing.There has been a clamour of discontent o -
Australian exporters could face $1.4bn windfall if US tariffs ruled unlawful
via abc.net.auModelling by consulting firm EY Australia shows Australian exporters would be owed more than $1.4 billion in refunds collectively if the US tariffs are struck down. -
A blow to Trump could be a $1.4b windfall for Australian businesses
via abc.net.auModelling by consulting firm EY Australia shows Australian exporters would be owed more than $1.4 billion in refunds collectively if the US tariffs are struck down. -
A blow to Trump could be a $1.4bn windfall for Australian businesses
via abc.net.auModelling by consulting firm EY Australia shows Australian exporters would be owed more than $1.4 billion in refunds collectively if the US tariffs are struck down. -
Controversial ‘Luna Park’-style outdoor luge approved on Mornington Peninsula
via theage.com.auThe multimillion-dollar project has received a backlash from locals, but was green-lit by the state government on Thursday. -
World Club Challenge fightback falls short as Broncos get glimpse of uncertain NRL season ahead | John Davidson
Brisbane’s defeat to Hull KR posed more questions than answers in the aftermath of Payne Haas’s decision to switch to SouthsDisharmony, discord, disarray – or any other adjectives you can think of. Payne Haas’s dramatic defection to South Sydney for 2027, announced a week ago, sent shockwaves across the rugby league world. The best prop on the planet, one of the best players in the world, a NSW Origin star and NRL grand final winner, suddenly turning his back on the Brisb -
Brownlow Medallist to miss at least a month after surgery on shattered finger
via theage.com.auMatt Rowell’s injury from the State of Origin match is worse than first thought. -
Quick hits: Aussie channels Wolf of Wall Street and Swedish curlers battle the world
via abc.net.auScotty James says he is not done, while Sweden claims the entire curling world is "against us". Here are the quick hits from day 13 at the Winter Olympics. -
Quick hits: Aussie channels Wolf of Wall Street and US VP weighs in on skier's allegiance
via abc.net.auJD Vance wishes an American-born Chinese superstar chose the US as snowboarder Scotty James shares a message of defiance. Here are the quick hits from day 13 at the Winter Olympics. -
‘It’s broken the rules:’ Ukraine to boycott Paralympics opening ceremony over Russia entry
via smh.com.auRussian athletes will be allowed to compete at the Milano Cortina Paralympics because the International Paralympics Committee no longer has evidence that they are supporting the war through sport. -
Cassie Sharpe's horrific crash a stark reminder of Winter Olympics dangers
via abc.net.auAs Cassie Sharpe lay motionless on the base of the Livigno halfpipe, the excruciating tension reminded us all that winter Olympians are only ever seconds from disaster. -
Sharpe's horrific crash a stark reminder of Olympics dangers
via abc.net.auAs Cassie Sharpe lay motionless on the base of the Livigno halfpipe, the excruciating tension reminded us all that winter Olympians are only ever seconds from disaster. -
Cassie Sharpe's horrific crash a terrifying reminder of Winter Olympics dangers
via abc.net.auAs Cassie Sharpe lay motionless on the base of the Livigno halfpipe, the excruciating tension reminded us all that winter Olympians are only ever seconds from disaster. -
‘That was fun’: Keely Hodgkinson smashes world record set on day she was born
Olympic champion breaks indoor 800m mark in FranceFormer record set 24 years ago on Hodgkinson’s birthdayBritain’s Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson has obliterated the world indoor 800m record, which has stood since 2002, by nearly a second in a stunning performance in Liévin.Hodgkinson had made no secret that she believed the record of 1min 55.82sec, set by Slovenia’s Jolanda Ceplak on the same day Hodgkinson was born – 3 March 2002 – was there for the taki -
Storm loses another star player; Roosters’ marquee signing goes down
via smh.com.auMelbourne Storm winger Xavier Coates will undergo Achilles surgery and miss the first three months of the NRL season. -
Alysa Liu wins Winter Olympics gold to end US women’s 24-year figure skating drought
20-year-old delivers near-flawless free skateKaori Sakamoto and Ami Nakai win silver and bronzeAlysa Liu completed a stunning comeback to competitive figure skating by winning the first Olympic women’s figure skating gold medal for the United States in 24 years on Thursday night.The 20-year-old from Clovis, California, who vanished from the sport nearly four years ago uncertain if she’d ever return, delivered a career-best long program to overtake Japanese rivals Kaori Sakamoto and A -
Australian company wins prestigious international dance award
via abc.net.auIndigenous dance company Bangarra Dance Theatre has become the first company and first First Nations performers to receive the Golden Lion at Venice Danza, the international festival of contemporary dance. -
'We don't do this for awards': Local dance company wins international prize
via abc.net.auIndigenous dance company Bangarra Dance Theatre has become the first company and first First Nations performers to receive the Golden Lion at Venice Danza, the international festival of contemporary dance. -
Bangarra Dance Theatre wins international award for creating 'radical change'
via abc.net.auIndigenous dance company Bangarra Dance Theatre has become the first company and first First Nations performers to receive the Golden Lion at Venice Danza, the international festival of contemporary dance. -
Manchester United 2-0 (5-0 on agg) Atlético Madrid: Women’s Champions League playoff – as it happened
Jess Park rockets finishes off clinical tie for Manchester UnitedA great piece to read before this game begins:Here is how Arsenal booked their spot in the quarter-finals, where they will play Chelsea: Continue reading...
