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Israel's mass killing has forced Trump to think about Lebanon
For weeks, Israel has been intensifying its deadly strikes across Lebanon, and Donald Trump has had little to say. But now he has been forced to make it a priority. Source link
'May as well have gone to the pub': Bellamy questions Storm after fourth loss
The Warriors have ended their decade-long run of outs against Melbourne in style as the Storm officially hit rock bottom following a heavy loss. Source link
Live: Roos meet Lions at Gather Round, Bombers search for first win
North Melbourne faces its toughest challenge of the season so far against defending premiers Brisbane, while winless Essendon takes on the Demons. Follow live. Source link
New Zealand cyclone forces cancellation of Supercars race
A looming cyclone forces organisers to cancel the Supercars race in Taupō on New Zealand’s north island. Source link
Collard's extraordinary AFL disciplinary hearing sets new precedent
In an AFL first, St Kilda’s Lance Collard has faced an disciplinary tribunal hearing for conduct unbecoming. Source link
McIlroy's 'just keep swinging' approach takes him to huge Masters lead
Jason Day does not do a lot wrong in the second round at Augusta National, but Rory McIlroy is looking just about untouchable after two rounds of the Masters. Source link
Plans to move residents off Cocos Islands walked back after backlash
After seething criticism from residents, the Commonwealth has released its final plan to protect the Cocos (Keeling) Islands from rising sea levels. Source link
UK man jailed for abusing girl may face renewed visa cancellation
A British child sex offender who avoided deportation is facing a possible visa review, after an ABC investigation. Source link
Astronauts hoisted to recovery ship after 'perfect bullseye' landing — as it happened
The crew on board the Orion has returned to Earth, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean in a perfect ‘”bullseye”. Read back over the day’s event in our Artemis II blog. Source link
How the long bomb is making an impact this AFL season
In a league where inside-50s are so often king, teams with prowess from outside the arc are making a major impact to start the 2026 AFL season. Source link