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Albanese was on the brink of a disastrous misstep — but then came the pivot
The pandemic demonstrated that when global events become local, Australians are quick to turn on even a mighty trading partner. There is a real capacity here for the war to sour our attitude to the US alliance. Source link
Do you know who owns your GP clinic? The answer might surprise you
Major insurers like Medibank Private and Bupa are buying up GP clinics in a move that could lead to US-style managed care. Source link
The best and worst things about being on reality TV, according to Guy Sebastian
Singing his way into the Australian public’s hearts way back in 2003, Guy Sebastian has since had a fascinating and varied career. We catch up with the star to find out about the little things that keep him going — from his two sons to his favourite TV show. Source link
Audiences are heading back to the cinema for You, Me & Tuscany
You, Me & Tuscany is highly anticipated by fans of Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page, who can’t wait for a rare romantic comedy to hit cinemas. Source link
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