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Four holes-in-one as 8yo steals show on Masters eve
The annual Par 3 Contest on the eve of the US Masters has produced four aces, but Tommy Fleetwood’s eight-year-old son stole the show at Augusta National. Source link
Playwright who won $250k proud to bring Aussie stories to global stage
S Shakthidharan, whose plays include The Wrong Gods, The Jungle and the Sea and Counting and Cracking, has won the prestigious Windham-Campbell Prize. Source link
Is Hormuz open or closed? Shiptracking data reveals true picture
Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has remained at an effective standstill in the 24 hours since Iran conditionally lifted its blockade on the critical shipping lane, amid a fragile ceasefire with the US and Israel. Source link
Bendigo Bank IT restructure continues with Infosys, Genpact deals
“Will lead to workforce changes”. Source link
Comedian Grace Jarvis on most bizarre encounter working in sex shop
Grace Jarvis talks about everything from her experiences with autism, ADHD, queerness, and working in a sex shop in her stand-up. Her experiences with chronic illness? Not so much. Source link
Early season brilliance puts Gawn on track for record All-Australian nod
Melbourne captain Max Gawn shows no sign of slowing down as an excellent first month of the season puts him front and centre of ABC Sport’s rolling AFL All-Australian team. Source link
Racquets smashed, tempers flare as Medvedev suffers 6-0, 6-0 meltdown
Daniil Medvedev endures an eventful day at the Monte Carlo Masters, smashing several racquets before suffering the first 6-0, 6-0 trouncing of his distinguished career. Source link
Live: Aussie shares set to open lower as oil prices fall
Australian shares are set to open lower after climbing yesterday following the US and Iran agreeing to a two-week ceasefire. Follow the day’s events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
'I've got my visa back': Child sex offender allowed to stay in Australia
The man’s permanent visa was automatically cancelled when he was jailed in 2024 for sexually abusing a nine-year-old girl, but a tribunal has upheld his appeal in part due to his “ill health”. Source link
As Hull chases elusive gold, Hollingsworth is looming over her shoulder
Olympic silver medallist Jess Hull is used to setting the benchmark in Australian middle-distance running, but Claudia Hollingsworth is coming for her 1,500-metre crown at this weekend’s National Championships. Source link