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Ukraine say Starlink network is still restricted, despite Trump saying it was 'back on' and 'it doesn't matter' who turned it off
The Starshield military communications system is 'back' on in Ukraine, Donald Trump revealed on Thursday.
Batting is batting: Head all-in on life as Test opener
Travis Head says his commitment to being a Test opener never wavered through his first run of low scores in the role, before a century against South Africa.
One out: numbers that show Australia's batting issues
Australia have been 4-95 or worse in more than half of their past 23 innings, with data also illustrating how one player has often been left to save them.
Sight of the iguana: Lizard cuts a dash and strikes a pose while wearing a wandering crab like a bowtie
The large lizard was photographed on top of a rock on Fernandina Island in the Galápagos archipelago by Dale Morris
Take a breath: Travis Head pushes back against calls to overhaul the Test side
After a blunt description of Australia’s loss in the second Test, the vice captain said they should continue to reinforce with seasoned players, rather than make radical changes.
‘Our hearts are broken’: Bibra Lake cyclist’s family release statement
Joseph Paratore, 40, was riding his bike on North Lake Road around 5.20am when he was fatally struck by a white Toyota Prado, which allegedly failed to stop at the scene.
Man extradited from Poland over alleged murder after body of tradie found stuffed inside metal cabinet
A man has been extradited from Poland and charged with murder more than three years after a body was found inside a metal cabinet.
GUY ADAMS: Will fanatical Palestine supporter Sarah Helm tweet her husband - and Burnham's senior security adviser - Jonathan Powell out of a job?
Jonathan Powell remains one of the most powerful men in Britain as the Prime Minister's National Security Adviser. Yet, his domestic affairs are, once more, making work for No 10's press office.
Burnham's ex-adviser says PM risks Truss-style crisis if public spending is not slashed - and calls Budget plans for a £2bn tax raid on banks 'delusional'
Andy Haldane cautioned the PM his Government risked delivering a 'manana' Autumn Budget which does not 'speak to the urgency of now' and delays decisions on public spending.
Helen Haines' condition improves following alleged attack, but remains serious
The independent MP remains hospitalised in Melbourne following the amputation of both legs.
