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A new 'kangaroo route?' Qantas shifts strategy as Middle East routes collapse
Qantas will increase capacity on flights between Australia and Europe after Easter, which experts say may see the “kangaroo route” evolve. Source link
Live: DCE booed on return to Brookvale as the Sea Eagles take on the Rooters
Daly Cherry Evans makes his first appearance at Brookvale since his off-season switch from the Sea Eagles to the Roosters, with both teams looking for a win to kick-start their 2026 NRL season. Follow live. Source link
Live: Adelaide looking to end 23-year drought in blockbuster Geelong clash
Adelaide heads to Geelong as a rank outsider looking to spring an upset for the first time at Kardinia Park since 2003. Follow live. Source link
In southern Lebanon, conflict with Israel has become an 'existential war'
Southern Lebanon has a “very long history” of conflict with Israel, and many of its residents remember past wars clearly. But they say the latest incursion feels different. Source link
Fuel dominates politics, Hanson questioned over flights
The ongoing fuel crisis dominated politics this week but a probe into the National Anti-Corruption Commission was also announced and Pauline Hanson was grilled about accepting free flights from Gina Rinehart. Source link
How a landmark social media ruling could influence thousands of other cases
A US jury has found Instagram and YouTube were designed to be addictive to young users, in a landmark trial experts say could influence thousands of similar lawsuits. Source link
German defence minister lashes Trump over Iran exit strategy
Boris Pistorius says Germany will only help to secure the Strait of Hormuz after a ceasefire deal is struck. Source link
Popovic wants World Cup contenders to play with freedom in final home matches
The Socceroos’ upcoming games against Cameroon and Curaçao could make or shatter World Cup dreams, and Socceroos legend Mark Schwarzer has backed the players, and coach Tony Popovic, to deliver come tournament time. Source link
History-making jockey Michelle Payne honoured with statue at Flemington
Australian horse racing trailblazer Michelle Payne, the first woman to win the Melbourne Cup, has been honoured with a statue unveiled today. Source link
States to seek consistent reporting of fuel shortages at national cabinet
State and territory leaders are also expected to push for a national approach to any further measures, including fuel rationing, if supply were to run short. Source link