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Neptune's moon system is bizarre. JWST data helps explain why
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Neptune's strange moon and ring system has puzzled astronomers for decades, but data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) might help explain how it formed. -
'Try not to die': Why Glasgow's gales hit different for hurdlers
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Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke says she is jealous of her sprint compatriots who get to enjoy tailwinds, while she fears for her life when she feels a gale at her back. -
A blessing for some, tailwinds feel like a near-death experience in hurdles
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Australian hurdler Michelle Jenneke says she is jealous of her sprint compatriots who get to enjoy tailwinds, while she fears for her life when she feels a gale at her back. -
Parents of Australian facing possible death penalty in Syria question confession
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The family of a Gold Coast man who has been charged with murder over the death of an Australian in Syria is frustrated by the lack of progress made by the federal government in the case. -
Roosters put up 82 points for highest NRL score in 91 years
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The Roosters have scored the third-most points ever seen in Australian rugby league and beaten the clock against a hapless North Queensland side. -
Live: Roosters put up 82 points for highest NRL score in 91 years
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The Roosters have scored the third-most points ever seen in Australian rugby league and beaten the clock against a hapless North Queensland side. Follow live. -
Live: Roosters 82 points for highest score in 91 years
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The Roosters have scored the third-most points ever seen in Australian rugby league and beaten the clock against a hapless North Queensland side. Follow live. -
Live: Cowboys and Roosters set for top eight battle
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The Roosters will look to stay in the minor premiership hunt as they face a Cowboys side locked in a top eight battle. Follow live. -
Tomic continues resurgence, de Minaur sets up clash with Hewitt
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Born-again Bernard Tomic has continued his extraordinary renaissance with another stunning victory to surge into his first ATP quarterfinal in seven years. -
Silent discos are drawing in crowds across Australia
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Silent disco participants could all be listening to different music in their soundproof headphones, but the joy of dancing unites them as one. -
FIFA's controversial bid to sell the World Cup to a Trump associate
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Gianni Infantino's plan to sell stakes in FIFA's events and competitions arm to investors would grant them control over the World Cup and has drawn condemnation from the organising confederations. -
A turbulent week in Victorian politics has Canberra on high alert
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With a new premier installed in Victoria, there are questions about what the state's electoral situation could mean federally, for all parties. -
Final frontiers drive Hazlewood in twilight years
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Josh Hazlewood has more boxes to tick in a stellar career after returning to peak fitness following several injury impacted years. -
'My body is your worst nightmare': Loving your body in the GLP-1 era
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Body acceptance in a era when social media is awash with before-and-after weight-loss content and aggressive marketing from companies selling GLP-1 drugs can be hard. But these experts have some tips. -
'My body is your worst nightmare': Loving your body in GLP-1 era
via abc.net.au
Body acceptance in a era when social media is awash with before-and-after weight-loss content and aggressive marketing from companies selling GLP-1 drugs can be hard. But these experts have some tips. -
The Australian matches the Irish wake up at all hours to watch
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These Irish families get up at all hours of the night to watch AFLW and host viewing parties with 30-plus people for big games. -
People across Ireland wake up at all hours to watch AFLW
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These Irish families get up at all hours of the night to watch AFLW and host viewing parties with 30-plus people for big games. -
Storm coach responds to Munster's PNG ultimatum
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Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy says he will support any decision Cameron Munster makes on his future in the NRL. -
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is the return of the mid-tier Marvel movie
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Tom Holland's return as a now-anonymous Peter Parker isn't the igniting spark Marvel needs to revive its cinematic universe. -
Online watchdog takes Telegram to court over terrorism videos
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The Office of the eSafety Commissioner will allege Telegram neglected its legal obligations when it allowed videos, including of the Christchurch mosque massacre, to remain on the platform. -
Portrait of Alex Ryvchin wins Archie People's Choice
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Michael Zavros has won the Archibald Prize People's Choice Award for a portrait of Alex Ryvchin. -
Kavinsky, French producer behind Drive hit Nightcall, found dead at home
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French authorities are investigating the death of "synthwave" producer Kavinsky, who performed at the Paris Olympics. -
Breaking: Optus sued in Federal Court over network outage
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The Australian Communications and Media Authority is suing Optus in the Federal Court over last year's network outage in which hundreds of calls failed to reach Triple Zero. -
Breaking: Deadly H5N1 bird flu strain detected in Victoria for first time
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The deadly H5N1 bird flu strain has reached Victoria after a positive test was confirmed. -
Broncos premiership prop announces medical retirement due to blood clots
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Brisbane Broncos premiership prop Corey Jensen says goodbye to the NRL after being forced to retire on medical advice. -
Brisbane Broncos player Corey Jensen announces medical retirement
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Brisbane Broncos premiership prop Corey Jensen says goodbye to the NRL after being forced to retire on medical advice. -
Breaking: Brisbane Broncos player Corey Jensen announces medical retirement
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Brisbane Broncos premiership prop Corey Jensen says goodbye to the NRL after being forced to retire on medical advice. -
Tasmanian producer pulls products after Four Corners report
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The labels on some of Tasmanian producer Stuart Young's handcrafted goods say some ingredients may come from "further afield". But that was a reference to the Australian mainland — not China. -
'If you've got a lane, you've got a chance': The Aussie Dolphins' way
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An unexpected source kicks off another record-breaking night for Australian swimming as we get implicit and explicit reminders that we shouldn't take this for granted. -
Live: Wall Street sinks after a divided Fed keeps rates on hold, ASX set to fall
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It was a wild night on Wall Street with all key indices closing sharply lower after the Fed kept rates on hold. The ASX also looks set to open lower. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
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