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- Jackson Irvine urges Socceroos to lift standard ahead of blockbuster Brazil games Socceroos midfielder Jackson Irvine has urged his teammates to build on their FIFA World Cup performance as they prepare to face Brazil.
- Labour pains: jobs market too hot for inflation fight Australia's labour market is still tight and the unemployment rate likely needs to go up to ease persistent pressure on inflation, Michele Bullock says.
- Actor Sheila Kennelly star of stage and TV screen dies on her farm Sheila Kennelly enjoyed a long career across Australian television, taking on a string of memorable roles from Norma in Number 96 to Floss in Home and Away.
- Have the Murdochs lost faith in Donald Trump? Donald Trump owes his dominance of American politics to Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News.
- No draft pick for lowly Bombers after assistance plea The AFL has stopped short of granting Essendon draft help, with the wooden spooners to instead get two extra rookie spots for next season.
- Essendon offered small list lifeline by AFL after poor run of form Essendon has been granted list help by the AFL – but it doesn’t hold the same weight as previous packages.
- Teenager charged after 11-year-old boy shot in face and neck in Norwest apartment, northwest Sydney A teenager has been charged after an 11-year-old boy was shot in the face and neck inside a northwest Sydney apartment.
- Pedestrian killed in Carramar crash with driver now assisting police The 22-year-old was rushed to hospital with critical injuries, but could not be saved.
- Pothole on SA road a deathtrap, motorcyclist says A South Australian motorcyclist says the state of a road near Mannum poses a potentially fatal risk. The infrastructure department says there are plans to fix the road permanently.
- Tasmania's Red Devil claims third cycling world title Felicity Wilson-Haffenden has earned high praise from compatriot Amanda Spratt after claiming Australia's first gold at the Montreal world road championships.
- Close to a dozen new stations mapped out for Sydney uncovered by opposition Government documents reveal close to a dozen metro and heavy rail stations have been mapped out for around Western Sydney.
- Montrachet creator returns with art deco-inspired French restaurant Forget souffles and onion soup.
- Diehard Freo faithful pack their bags for the MCG, praying for a first AFL flag before it’s too late For the supporters who haven’t just hopped on the bandwagon during this recent wave of success.
- Van Haylen scandal rolls on: Ministerial driver keeps job after judge rules dismissal threat unjust Mohammed Nazmul Huda was threatened with the sack and was accused of leaking details of Jo Haylen’s use of ministerial drivers to journalists.
- Derby men’s soccer team secures first win Derby’s men’s senior soccer team has cause for celebration after recording its first-ever win as a club with a 4–1 victory over Fitzroy Crossing Social Soccer on Sunday.
- Lachie Neale to miss grand final after AFL tribunal decision The Brisbane Lions head to the AFL tribunal to challenge Lachie Neale's ban for striking Hawthorn's Jack Ginnivan.
- MCC threatens lifetime bans over AFL final bottle throwing incident The head of the Melbourne Cricket Club says he wants footy fans who threw bottles at umpires during Saturday's preliminary final at the MCG to be banned for life.
- Trump set for UN meetings with Iran, Ukraine on agenda President Donald Trump is meeting a slew of leaders and addressing the world at the UN as he faces wars in the Middle East and Ukraine with no end.
- Morphotonics raises €40M to expand its display tech into data centers As demand for smart glasses and other optics surges, the company said Tuesday it has raised €40 million to scale up production and push into a new market.
- ‘He’s made it look easy’: Springboks rival blown away by Suaalii’s rugby transition ‘He’s made it look easy’: Springboks rival blown away by Suaalii’s rugby transition.
- Dana East hits form at the right time as Richmond gain momentum heading into second half of AFLW season Manjimup’s Dana East has hit a strong run of form for Richmond as the Tigers gain momentum heading into the back half of the AFLW season.
- Albanese’s staffing double standard props up Lambie defector after joining Labor Now she has more staff than her colleagues.
- Home ownership answer to Australia’s baby problem, Tim Wilson says The Coalition has floated a fix to Australia’s restrictive housing market as a way to reverse the nation’s tumbling fertility rate.
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- ‘Impossible to spot’: Perth councils move to ban smart glasses from pools and gyms The move follows classroom bans as local governments act to protect patrons from hidden recording in change rooms and public spaces.
- Winding journey: stars align for Docker McDonald Fremantle Brennan Cox appears set to miss out on a grand final berth even if he trains down the house on Wednesday.
- American West enlists Washington heavyweight for Utah indium play American West Metals has engaged a high-powered Washington D.C. consultancy, led by a former energy security official.
- A Cold War 'city of ice' hints at US's ambitions in Greenland The US is planning to establish two military bases on Greenland in the south and on the east coast, a far cry from the 17 in the Cold War era.
- Platina banks final $2M Rio cheque for WA gold push Platina Resources has banked the final US$2m from its Owendale scandium sale to Rio Tinto, completing a US$14m payday to add more financial firepower to its expanding WA gold hunt.
- After school care provider fined after five-year-old ventures down busy road The child was missing for about five minutes, during which time they wandered along a nearby road.
- Superstar up-and-comer Holly Nottle scoops apprentice jockey awards after watershed season Young jockey Holly Nottle scooped both honours at Monday night’s Apprentice Racing Awards, taking home both the Leading Rider and Damien Oliver Award.
- Marles wants Defence out of $3 billion sites ‘as soon as possible’ The army has said it mistakenly said it planned to remove all staff working at one of the nation’s defence sites by Christmas.
- Vale Gary Carvolth: WA icon and two-time Logie-winning pioneer of Perth TV and Telethon dies aged 85 For generations of West Australians, Gary Carvolth was far more than a television and radio presenter.
- Pain at the pump: Saudi oil shock sends Australian fuel prices surging Petrol and diesel prices have returned to their highest levels in nearly six months and risk climbing further after attacks on another oil route.
- Ethan Hoac: Teen’s delivers apology, says he has ‘matured’ since random murder Ethan Hoac: Teen’s delivers apology, says he has ‘matured’ since random murder.
- Dolphins’ NRL title bid after just four years of existence makes waves in UK | Jack Snape A small village in Lancashire will be glued to the TV on Friday with the expansion club one win from a grand final.
- How Brownlow win will make Daicos richer; Dockers star slams flight price increases; AFL green-lights rookie rule change The AFL will allow clubs an extra list spot for First Nations players as part of the league’s push to arrest the decline of Indigenous playing ranks.
- Alibaba Cloud plans six-year stroll to 20GW of datacenters, reveals chip to power them USA alone has 37GW under construction, but Alibaba doesn't think the AI boom will run out of steam.
- Perth teacher Eden Fletcher’s stunning 2015 Dockers prediction makes waves online days before AFL grand final A Perth teacher is making waves online after a Dockers prediction she made back in 2015 resurfaced following Fremantle’s win over Sydney Swans on Friday.
- Goodwin back-pays 335 workers more than $1.39m after Fair Work Ombudsman action An aged care provider has been forced into a formal Fair Work deal after underpaying 335 workers more than $1.39m.