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Behind Canberra's political veil, the mood is grim
This is not over. The hard stuff is only just beginning. And it’s going to get bumpy, testing the nation’s resilience and its political leadership. Source link
Debra Adelaide's best friend died by suicide. She wrote a novel about her
Debra Adelaide became friends with Gabrielle Carey when they were 12. After Carey died by suicide five decades later, Adelaide tried to address her unanswered questions in a novel. Source link
UK charity sues Prince Harry for defamation
Prince Harry co-founded Sentebale 20 years ago in honour of his late mother, Princess Diana, but now the organisation is suing him for defamation. Source link
Quantum batteries could be charged by reversing time
Physicists have shown how time can effectively be reversed for some quantum systems, which would allow for new ways to harvest energy Source link
Dockers launch late fightback to pip Magpies in frantic finish
Fremantle wins its fourth match in a row after surviving a tense final few minutes against Collingwood at Adelaide Oval. Source link
Cowboys claim thrilling Queensland derby victory with last-minute try
The North Queensland Cowboys have won a thriller at Lang Park, beating the Brisbane Broncos 35-31. Earlier, the Dragons lost their sixth-straight to start the 2026 NRL season. Source link
A historic week in China could shape the Xi-Trump meeting
Taiwan’s opposition leader has done something for the first time in a decade, and experts say it could shape relations between Beijing, Taipei and Washington. Source link
Australia and Singapore aim to meet fuel supply needs as crisis continues
Australia and Singapore have agreed to make “maximum efforts” to meet each other’s fuel and gas needs as the crisis in the Middle East continues, with the prime minister securing an encouraging but not legally binding deal. Source link
Cricket record smashed as bowler takes nine wickets in three overs
Brazilian cricketer Laura Cardoso has set a new record that is going to be tremendously hard to beat. Source link
Calls for cheaper homes are 'nonsense' while banking system underpinned by housing
AustralianSuper boss says housing prices unlikely to fall much, because major banks can’t afford them too Source link