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Gout hits out at 'haters' as he targets next milestone
Gout Gout fires a warning shot back at Justin Gatlin for disparaging his national 200 metres record, as he sets his sights on another feat in his young career. Source link
Young people leaving Sydney 'en masse' over housing affordability
Productivity Commissioner Danielle Wood says Australia will not meet the federal government’s 1.2 million new home target, as residential construction rates fall. Source link
Next-gen cricket talent shines at national Indigenous championships
The National Indigenous Cricket Championships, held in Mackay for the second year, has become one of the key development pathways for young talent. Source link
Fibre break hits Vocus customers across two states
Inter-capital transmission cable cut. Source link
St Kilda announces appeal against Collard ban for homophobic slur
St Kilda is appealing the nine-match ban given to Lance Collard for uttering a homophobic comment, saying the young forward maintains his innocence. Source link
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iTnews 2026 Benchmark Awards proudly sponsored by PhoenixDX. Hear from Pedro Carrilho, Managing Director & Founder at PhoenixDX about AI Legacy Modernisation. Source link
Former Arsenal, Juventus goalkeeper killed after car hit by train
Former Austria goalkeeper Alexander Manninger, who played for Arsenal and a string of Italian clubs, died on Thursday at the age of 48 after the car he was driving was hit by a train at a crossing near Salzburg. Source link
Refinery blaze not cause to rachet up fuel crisis response, Albanese says
Anthony Albanese has cut a trip to Malaysia short to visit Viva Energy Refinery in Geelong, which went up in flames late on Wednesday. Source link
Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest battles Meta over fake ads
Australian billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest is asking a US federal court in Silicon Valley to hold Meta accountable for scam ads using his likeness without permission. Source link
French Open bans cameras in player areas after Melbourne criticism
Organisers of the French Open have promised that their players will enjoy camera-free privacy in a space of their own, following criticism the Australian Open copped from top stars earlier in the year. Source link