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Borlase leads host of Opals stars to sign new WNBA free agency deals
Izzy Borlase is rewarded for her MVP-winning season with the Bendigo Spirit as she pens a new deal with the Atlanta Dream in the WNBA. Source link
Record crowd for AFL Gather Round as SA premier warns of 'lite' interstate version
South Australia’s premier says he is “trying to hold the line” as Gather Round negotiations continue, with the 2026 event attracting record crowds. Source link
Albanese names new defence force chief
Vice Admiral Mark Hammond, who has spent 40 years in the navy, will replace current defence force chief David Johnston when he retires in July. Source link
Trump criticises Pope Leo, extending feud over Iran war
Writing on social media after the pope called for peace, US President Donald Trump says the first American pope is “terrible for foreign policy” and he should “stop catering to the Radical Left”. Source link
Nigerian military air strike on market reportedly kills more than 100 civilians
Amnesty International calls for an independent investigation into an air strike on a Nigerian market, where the country’s military says it was targeting militants. Source link
Day rues missed opportunities after golden chance at the Masters
Australia’s Jason Day stays positive after falling to 12th on a difficult final day at the Masters. Source link
'Incredible man': Athletes mourn pioneering wheelchair racer Bob Hall
Bob Hall, who was the first wheelchair athlete to compete in a marathon before becoming a influential race chair designer, dies aged 74. Source link
Handwritten church music 'caked in dust' performed after 50 years
A South Australian church celebrates 150 years with a special performance of sacred music transcribed by early-20th-century parishioners. Source link
Cyclone Maila kills at least 11 people in Papua New Guinea
The Australian government will give $2.5 million to support relief and recovery efforts in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands after Tropical Cyclone Maila. Source link
ASX slips as oil surges back above $US100 a barrel on US threat of Gulf blockade — as it happened
Failed US-Iran peace talks send oil prices surging higher and the Australian share market lower. Source link