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Roos star sent to AFL tribunal after alleged blood-wiping incident
North Melbourne ruckman Tristan Xerri is sent directly to the AFL tribunal on a charge of serious misconduct after he allegedly wiped blood on Essendon captain Andy McGrath’s face. Source link
At the 'Gate of Tears', a new threat to global energy emerges
The opening of a new front in the Middle East war has put another vital shipping route on edge. Known in Arabic as the “Gate of Tears”, analysts warn this narrow waterway could soon live up to its name. Source link
Live: Raiders and Sharks battle it out in blockbuster rematch
Cronulla ended Canberra’s season in last year’s finals series, and the Raiders will be out for revenge when they host the men from the Shire in the first game of the NRL’s Sunday double-header. Follow live. Source link
The extraordinary story of Australia's oldest living Olympian
Gordon “Wingnut” Ingate was twice denied time off work to compete in the Olympic Games in his 20s, but continued to excel as a sailor, eventually getting the chance to compete in his 40s at Munich 1972. Source link
Piastri second as ill-timed safety car hands Mercedes teen another win
An ill-timed safety car has denied Oscar Piastri a stunning Japanese Grand Prix victory, with Italian Kimi Antonelli benefiting to secure successive wins. Source link
Live: Power and Eagles look to make it back-to-back wins
Josh Carr’s Port Adelaide will face off against a West Coast side buoyed by its drought-breaking win as Sunday’s AFL double-header kicks off. Follow live. Source link
'No Kings' protests against Trump draw crowds across US and Europe
Huge crowds rally against US President Donald Trump from coast to coast in what organisers hope will be the largest single-day protest in US history. Source link
Hastie warns Australians may be losing faith in US alliance
Coalition frontbencher Andrew Hastie has warned the credibility of the United States is being damaged and says Australians may be losing faith in the alliance. Source link
Carey's half century settles SA after Boland takes two in two to put Victoria on top in Sheffield Shield final, live scores
South Australia needs a big recovery on day four of the Sheffield Shield if they are to set Victoria a competitive total at Melbourne’s Junction Oval. Source link
Hoffman and McCaig claim doubles as sprinters are drawn to Japanese keirin's siren call
Leigh Hoffman and Alessia McCaig complete sprint doubles with victory in the keirin at the national track championships, with Hoffman eyeing a chance to one day compete in the lucrative Japanese keirin racing. Source link