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How Paul Dempsey became Australia's 'king of covers'
From Taylor Swift to Cher, Paul Dempsey’s cover versions have been lauded. But does he have a secret weapon to making the perfect cover? Source link
What happens to a relationship after a rural tree change
Director James Litchfield brings his experience growing up in rural Australia to his debut feature film, Alphabet Lane. Source link
Netanyahu delayed revealing prostate cancer diagnosis due to Iran war
Benjamin Netanyahu said a malignant tumour was discovered during a routine check-up and he has since undergone “targeted treatment”. Source link
Leaked Pentagon email shows US wants to punish NATO allies over Iran war
The email suggests the US may review the UK’s claim to the Falkland Islands and Spain’s NATO membership as punishment over their stance on the Iran war. Source link
Is stem cell therapy about to transform medicine and reverse ageing?
A clinical trial to reverse age-related vision conditions using stem cell treatment could finally deliver on the promise of a major discovery in ageing and regeneration made 20 years ago, says columnist Graham Lawton Source link
Pickett takes mark of the year contender in Demon's stunning outing
Melbourne eases to a 54-point over Richmond at the MCG, as the hapless Tigers remain the competition’s only side without a win in 2026. Follow live. Source link
Blues star says Women's Origin timing 'not ideal' after six-month lay-off
Kezie Apps is one of a number of Origin stars who will play her first match in a matter of months when she represents the Blues, and she doesn’t believe the lay-off is the best preparation. Source link
The consequences of India's push to get more women in parliament
India’s government proposed a plan to get more women into parliament but it came with one major condition. Source link
Injury-decimated Broncos score spectacular tries to heap more pain on Dogs
Injury-hit Brisbane stands tall at a wet and wild Lang Park, scoring two remarkable tries in a 32-12 defeat of Canterbury-Bankstown. Source link
Why the gas tax momentum is building to stop selling Australia short
Gas giants are breathing a sigh of relief after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ruled out a 25 per cent tax on exports in next month’s budget. But for how long will the federal government resist something that one leading expert says is in our “national interest”? Source link