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Rugs on racehorses not acceptable shelter in sweeping welfare changes
Adequate shelters with a minimum floor size and at least one fixed wall to protect horses from wind and rain are new enforceable requirements for those keeping racing horses in Tasmania, as the state makes sweeping changes to animal welfare standards. Source link
'Cricket is a funny game': Cruel dismissal denies Marsh IPL century
Mitch Marsh receives a nightmare slice of luck after a stunning innings put him on course for the triple figures. Source link
Aussies climb into podium contention as Vingegaard claims win
Jonas Vingegaard stamped his authority on the Giro d’Italia, but three Aussies are in the top 10 overall and all remain in consideration for the podium. Source link
Sick of the AFL and all its changes? The SANFL is quietly kicking goals
SANFL crowds are continuing to climb each year after COVID-19 restrictions put a dent in numbers, but its broadcast reach is winning ratings, and streaming has reached new heights. Source link
No major Iran war breakthroughs as Trump leaves Beijing
US President Donald Trump left China on Friday without securing tangible help from Beijing to end the Iran war, but praised China’s President, Xi Jinping, during his visit. Source link
How a Wallabies winger uses art to connect with his culture
While Dylan Pietsch is a star on the rugby field for the Wallabies and Western Force, he turns to his love of painting to express himself and be creative. Source link
$40m bid for airline crackdown with warnings of fare rises, cancelled flights
The federal government has announced nearly $40 million to fund an overhaul of aviation consumer rights. Source link
Chinese undersea device found near Bali may be part of something bigger
The discovery of a Chinese undersea monitoring device in a strategic waterway “shows the extent of both China’s reach and its undersea ambitions” and has implications for Australia’s defence strategy, say experts. Source link
Wayne Swan slams 'view from Mar-a-Lago' as Labor faces another test
Labor and the Coalition are both acutely mindful of One Nation’s rise and its determination to take a decisive role in a future conservative government. Source link
New Hollywood film excites as Philippine culture hits the big screen
As animated film Forgotten Island gets ready to hit the big screen later this year, could it signal an end to Filipino typecasting in Hollywood? Source link