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'He's a big boy': Socceroos boss defends anti-Trump comments from midfielder
Australia coach Tony Popovic says it would be “wonderful” if Donald Trump was in the stadium in Seattle when the Socceroos play the United States on June 19, saying the US president’s presence would motivate his team. Source link
Prebiotic chewing gum could be helpful for gum disease
A small trial found that chewing gum containing nitrate can ease the symptoms of gum disease by favouring the growth of beneficial mouth bacteria Source link
Netball's 'wishy washy' approach to Pride dulls the message
Several Super Netball clubs will host their own Pride matches this season, but without an official round to anchor them all a former player and member of the LGBTIQA+ community argues the message may be lost. Source link
Brisbane Lions player under investigation for alleged homophobic slur in VFL
The AFL faces another homophobic slur case, with a Brisbane Lions player alleged to have used a slur in a VFL game against Coburg. Source link
US military denies Iran hit ship in Strait of Hormuz
The US military has denied that any of its Navy ships have been hit in the Strait of Hormuz after Iranian state media reported that a US frigate was targeted by two missiles. Source link
The treasurer's reality check on Anthony Albanese's bold childcare plan
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has previously committed to delivering universal child care, but Treasurer Jim Chalmers has highlighted concerns about the cost. Source link
AFL umpire Nick Foot's betting agency role over after tribunal case
Betting agency Sportsbet announces it will no longer feature current sports administrators or officials in their programming “following feedback”. Source link
ABC staff accept enterprise agreement after pay dispute strike
ABC staff have struck an enterprise agreement with the broadcaster, bringing an end to a pay dispute that culminated in a 24-hour strike. Source link
NAB sees AI influence useful life and value of software
Changes its capitalised software policy again. Source link
Australia and Japan sign agreements on energy, defence and critical minerals
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Japanese counterpart Takaichi Sanae agreed to bolster cooperation on energy, defence and critical minerals, while warning against economic coercion. Source link