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Live: Voss on hot seat as Blues tackle Kangaroos to kick off Good Friday
Carlton faces North Melbourne in what is a must-win clash for under-fire senior coach Michael Voss. Follow live. Source link
Bank of America's $105m settlement with Epstein victims wins preliminary approval
A US judge has granted preliminary approval to Bank of America’s $105.3 million settlement with women who have accused the bank of facilitating their sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein. Source link
Aussies sweep Windies in ODIs as King reigns supreme
Alana King stars with the ball, as the Australian women’s team finish their white-ball tour of West Indies with a resounding nine-wicket win in St Kitts. Source link
Green's IPL woes continue as Head fires for Sunrisers
Cameron Green is unable to arrest his shaky start to the Indian Premier League season, but Travis Head blasts back to his best. Source link
Kerr shoots down Chelsea exit rumour amid US move speculation
Matildas captain Sam Kerr is quick to cast doubt on a report she will leave Chelsea at the end of the season to join US club Denver Summit. Source link
Saints forward to face tribunal for alleged homophobic slur
St Kilda forward Lance Collard will front a disciplinary tribunal hearing next week after he allegedly used a homophobic slur during a VFL match. Source link
Grace heard a 'crack' at training the third time she injured her ACL
Australia has one of the highest rates of ACL injuries per number of people in the world, and younger people have the highest chance of tearing the ligament. Source link
Australia's political contest is between pragmatism and populism
You could view the present contest between the Albanese government and the Taylor-Canavan opposition as pragmatism versus populism. Source link
How Australia's leaders have changed their language on the Iran war
With the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, world oil markets rattled and no obvious off-ramp to the hostilities in sight, the major parties have dialled back their initial optimism. Source link
Surprise fossil discoveries push back the evolution of complex animals
A fossil bed in China containing animals up to 554 million years old suggests that we may have to reconsider the idea that life suddenly diversified during the Cambrian explosion Source link