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Players raise fears of French Open boycott
The world’s leading tennis players do not feel respected, Jannik Sinner says, as fears grow of the French Open being boycotted. Source link
Digital Canberra taps Service NSW's CDO
For inaugural director-general position. Source link
Smashed by 1,000 points in four matches, these Dogs are refusing to lie down
The Dennington Bulldogs are a 117-year-old club that some fear might not make it to 118. But there’s more to the Bulldogs’ beltings this season than meets the eye. Source link
Smashed by 1,000 points in four matches, these Dogs are refusing to lie down
The Dennington Dogs are a 117-year-old club that some fear might not make it to 118. But there’s more to the team’s beltings this season than meets the eye. Source link
Aussie racers debut in Japanese all-female series
The next chapter for two promising Australian motor racing talents begins this weekend as Japan’s Kyojo Cup commences its new season. Source link
After 8 years, decision on $30b gas project off WA coast looms
Woodside’s proposal to open up Australia’s largest untapped gas resource, the Browse Basin, could be handed to the environment minister for a final decision as soon as next month. Source link
Family battling cancer relies on donations to pay for in-home child care
The government is accused of breaking its promise of cheaper child care, with prices rising for 810 vulnerable families. Source link
Push to stop DV perpetrators financially benefiting from super payouts
The federal government is reviewing superannuation laws that could see retirement savings paid to domestic violence perpetrators. But industry experts are worried the draft policy reform could only make matters worse. Source link
Why Russian nuclear reactors are spreading around the world
Russia is building nuclear power plants across the globe, and it’s helping it build a network of dependence. Source link
The Farrer result will set off willy-willy of spin. The budget already has
The run-up to a budget always sees a degree of chaos. But this year it has looked like one of those willy-willies that blow up in outback Australia when the wind stirs a storm of dust. Source link