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Why Thai cave rescuer Richard Harris can't quit diving
A new documentary by director Jennifer Peedom delves deep into the attraction of cave diving, and why Richard Harris says risk-taking is crucial for resilience. Source link
Convinced your losing streak is finally over? Prove it. Let's play … HARD!
We both know you’re hoping for the best with this week’s quiz. Just remember, hope will get you nowhere. Source link
Punjabi superstar set to make Australian history this weekend
The pop sensation has an army of fans all over the world who see him as an artist who bridges cultural gaps — Diljit Dosanjh’s music loved by both Indians and non-Indians alike. Source link
De Minaur suffers 12th straight loss to Sinner
Alex de Minaur’s Vienna Open ends at the semifinal stage, with the Australian falling to world number one Jannik Sinner for the 12th time in as many meetings. Source link
Piastri with work to do as McLaren teammate Norris sets pace in Mexico
Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri finishes fifth fastest in the final practice session before qualifying in Mexico City, almost six-tenths off his teammate Lando Norris. Source link
Two phone calls confirm footy fan's suspicion about how ex tracked her down
Two years after she took out a domestic violence order against her ex-partner, Aurora realised he was working 10m from her reserved seat at the Gabba — she believes he accessed her details by calling the club’s membership line. Source link
In some countries 'wealth flaunting' was aspirational. Now gen Z are calling it out
Gen Zs in several Asian countries launch an online war against political “nepo babies” who flaunt their wealth on social media. Source link
A lost Waylon Jennings version of a Fleetwood Mac classic reshapes our view of the outlaw
Shooter Jennings unearthed a treasure trove of unreleased recordings from his legendary father Waylon, revealing a tender, soulful side of the outlaw icon that history forgot. Source link
West Bank community left reeling after Palestinian clubbed by masked Israeli settler
Settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank ramps up every year during olive harvest, but a brazen attack caught on camera has left the community shaken. Source link
Hundreds of Australians are heading to Russia's doorstep to have babies
The international surrogacy market attracts hundreds of Australians each year, but one country in particular has become a top destination for people wishing to start their families. Source link