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Pendlebury's greatest role on the path to record was restoring the Pies
Scott Pendlebury’s record-breaking career has spanned almost five separate Collingwood eras, with each one helping put the club back near the top of the AFL’s pecking order. Source link
WHO upgrades risk assessment for Ebola outbreak in DRC to 'very high'
The World Health Organization raises its assessment of the outbreak going nation-wide as a province in the Congo’s east bans funerals and suspends the local football league. Source link
Nine charts that reveal who pays more under Labor's tax changes
Labor’s capital gains tax changes have set off a firestorm of debate about the implications for small businesses, start-ups, share owners and plenty more. Here’s who will really pay more. Source link
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as Trump's director of national intelligence
Tulsi Gabbard says she is departing from the role to support her husband after his recent bone cancer diagnosis. Source link
Do the kids reckon this budget created any winners?
As debate over the federal government’s budget tax hit on wealth and assets continues to reverberate, one can’t help but wonder how it’s going down among the gen Zs and millennials it’s designed to impress. Source link
Suzie Miller took the risky path away from a safe job as a judge, with no regrets
In 2009, Suzie Miller had a choice between becoming a magistrate in Australia or a residency at the National Theatre in London. Source link
How a 3,400yo ball game survives in Mexico against all odds
Ulama remains an important part of Mexican identity, with authorities leveraging the momentum of the FIFA World Cup to shine a spotlight on the ancient sport once again. Source link
The mission to save conjoined twin involved an airlift, five surgeons and a heartbreaking sacrifice
A team of doctors involved in the separation of conjoined Papua New Guinean twins Sawong and Tom have spoken for the first time about the rare and complex case. Source link
'Live-streamed genocide': Palestinian poet writes from Gaza's frontline
The month he turned 30, Mosab Abu Toha was blindfolded, beaten and detained by the Israel Defense Forces. The essay he wrote about it won a Pulitzer Prize. Source link
Experimental mRNA vaccine may protect against multiple Ebola viruses
Tests with rodents suggest an mRNA vaccine in development offers protection against three strains of Ebola virus, including the one behind the current crisis Source link