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Daniels steals spotlight, masked teammate shines in NBA
Boomers stars Dyson Daniels and Jock Landale were key contributors in Atlanta's win over Charlotte, while fellow Aussie Josh Giddey bounced back with Chicago.
Sparkling Spaniard makes his Marc on Phillip Island
A seven-year record has been broken at the last qualifying session at Phillip Island in the Australian MotoGP, while a huge crash overshadowed the sprint race.
Michael Valkanis insists Dean Bouzanis remains crucial to Brisbane Roar despite shock axing
At 36, Dean Bouzanis has been replaced by an 18-year-old A-League rookie, but Brisbane’s coach insists the veteran’s best days at the club are far from over.
Cornell accuser to remain 'Jane Doe' throughout civil trial…as judge issues stern warning to those trying to expose her identity
Her suit claims that at the Chi Phi fraternity house in 2024 that she was drugged, sexually assaulted and gang raped by the group of seven men, all of whom have denied the accusations.
Russia announces trilateral peace talks with US and Ukraine to be held in November
Russia has agreed to trilateral peace talks with the US and Ukraine.
Tense moment public servant is grilled over who helped produce Helen Haines dirt file for Albanese's office
The Albanese government has faced a tense grilling over a 'dirt file' circulated from the Prime Minister's office to journalists about federal MP Helen Haines.
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
