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First openly gay NBA player Jason Collins dies at 47 of brain tumour
Collins, who went on to become a pioneer for inclusion and an ambassador for the league, has died from an aggressive brain tumour, his family announced Tuesday. Source link
Tax changes will 'kneecap' young Australians, Coalition says
The Coalition vows to do all it can to prevent property tax reform, which the shadow treasurer says will increase rents and make it harder for young people to buy a house. Source link
Aussie EPL dream ends and tempers flare over Southampton spying allegation
Southampton has defeated Middlesbrough to advance to the EFL Championship play-off final after a tense and heated two-leg semifinal. Source link
Use our calculator to work out how much the budget changes could save you
How much the budget measures could benefit you depends on how much you earn. Source link
Wil Anderson hates advertising. So why does he host a show about it?
It’s been 18 years of hosting Gruen for Wil Anderson, but the self-confessed advertising cynic says the topic is more relevant than ever. Source link
Cummins top scores as Sunrisers bowled out for 86 in IPL
Australian Test cricketers Travis Head and Pat Cummins have been part of a heavy loss in the Indian Premier League. Source link
Iran war boosts Beijing ahead of Trump visit, experts say
As US President Donald Trump prepares to meet his Chinese counterpart in Beijing, some analysts say the war in Iran has significantly shifted the power dynamics in China’s favour. Source link
Former national rugby captain banned over urine-swapping drug test scheme
Former Georgia captain Merab Sharikadze was one of six players handed lengthy bans from rugby for their part in a scheme involving alleged sample substitution and advance warnings of drug tests. Source link
Infrastructure and cyber teams must converge as threats evolve: Infotrust
Cybersecurity is increasingly becoming an infrastructure challenge as organisations struggle to keep pace with rapidly evolving technologies and expanding digital environments. Source link
Voss says Carlton in a better place than when he took charge
Michael Voss has struck a defiant tone after leaving Carlton, insistent the AFL club is in better shape than when he started as coach. Source link