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Stagflation is a 'central banker's nightmare', says RBA deputy governor
RBA deputy governor Andrew Hauser says stagflation is a “central banker’s nightmare” and the coming months will be challenging for Australia. Source link
Tornado forces Wallaroos to take refuge inside US hotel
The Wallaroos’ preparations for the Pacific Four Series are dealt an unexpected blow as a warning alarm sounds inside the team hotel in Kansas City. Source link
WA government says it has secured 4 million litres of diesel
Four million litres of diesel is set to arrive in Western Australia “in the coming weeks” as part of a strategic stockpile to address acute, localised fuel shortages across the state. Source link
INXS is out, Phil Collins in as Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2026 inductees announced
INXS has missed out on landing a place in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with 2026 inductees including Phil Collins, Queen Latifah and Fela Kuti. Source link
How the AFL's gamble with conflict of interest concerns didn't pay off
The AFL gambled that concerns over a conflict of interest with one of its umpires wouldn’t be an issue, but that call has come back to bite them — and it’s not the umpire’s fault. Source link
Palestinian groups take Australia to court over Israel arms exports
A group of Palestinian human rights organisations launch legal action against the defence minister seeking transparency over Australia’s arms exports to Israel. Source link
How this Wests Tigers cult hero went from meme to machine
For years, Alex Twal was best known for the things he didn’t do but, after helping the Tigers surge up the ladder, the cult hero forward has become one of the most improved players in the NRL. Source link
Prime minister leads tributes after death of NT's first female senator
A former Arnhem Land schoolteacher who blazed a trail as the Northern Territory’s first female senator, Trish Crossin, has died at age 70. Source link
Super Netball expansion delayed as TV talks drag on
Two new teams were expected to join the league in 2027 to make Super Netball a 10-team competition, but slow broadcast negotiations are holding up the process. Source link
Qantas cuts domestic flights and raises fares as fuel costs blow out
Qantas will cut domestic flights due to higher fuel costs and the uncertainty of the Middle East war, as it flags as much as $800 million in extra fuel costs. Source link